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#18
April 3rd 10, 04:58 PM
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New Nationwide Squawk Code
Dave asks a good question here. He and I discussed this in the hangar
before he posted it, and I didn't have a good answer then. After giving it more thought I tend to lean in favor of 1200 because he is flying in airspace where gliders are not a common experience (into and out of San Jose's busy airspace) and he can maneuver differently than I am able to do in a Duo Discus -- which I wouldn't fly into San Jose or the Bay Area in any case. But I'd be interested in other thoughts on this question. Fred LaSor SoaringNV Minden, NV 
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