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February 21st 05, 05:45 PM
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Just a word of caution:
As an instrument student, you should be painfully aware that night flight, with high clouds over mountainous terrain can cause disorientation. I love to fly at night - easy to see other a/c, and if on IFR, the clouds can appear as pastel apparitions. But in the dark with few lights below and none above, you can have a real battle making yourself believe the guages - "I am not inverted. I am not inverted." Later, Steve.T PP ASEL/Instrument 
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