On Sat, 29 Sep 2007 20:17:30 GMT, kontiki
wrote:

RST Engineering wrote:
'30s and '40s.

Jim

Exactly. Thanks for the clarifiaction Jim.






that I could never do this in real life since sometimes the FAA still
operates from rules carved in stone back in the '60s and '70s. When the



in the original op's dreaming he should have noticed whether the
compass still turned freely.
if it does dream on.
if it doesnt take out the spindle and chuck it in your nearby lathe
and reshape the pointy bit. (this will all be clear in your dream so
clarification isnt necessary here :-) ) get rid of all flats and it
will be a wet one again.
then just before awakening again place the compass down at the bottom
of the panel away from all the heat and it will swim on for another 5
years before dreaming needs to set in again.

Stealth (just another dreamer) Pilot
australians are aware of a dreamtime heritage :-)