Re: How to fly to a VOR intersection?

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Subject:	Re: How to fly to a VOR intersection?
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Date:	Fri Sep 01 06:04:49 2000

On Fri, 1 Sep 2000 08:30:48 -0500, "Steven P. McNicoll"
wrote:

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> wrote in message
>news:39afac80.16864528@news-s01.ny.us.ibm.net...
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>> A compass and a stopwatch.
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>Please explain how this is done.
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Steve, dont start this bullshit.

You know very well how it is done; you point the aircraft in the
proper direction and fly for the proper amount of time, and you are
there. Just like always.

Its called dead reckoning, as you know very well. In fact, I believe
you were an advocate of it not long ago, when you felt like being on
the other side of the debate.

As you are so often eager to point out to all of us, if it is not
expressly prohibited by the regulations, it is legal to do it.

And yes, I have the necessary skills to do it.

And I am not geting into a pissing match with you over the topic.

Adios.

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