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March 4th 21, 01:21 AM
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3 Turn Point Distance
I would like to claim a 3 point distance flight according to 1.4.2f. A COURSE from a RELEASE POINT or a declared START POINT to any type of FINISH POINT, via one, two, or three declared TURN POINTS, which may be flown in any order.
Although one MAY declare a start or finish, there is a great advantage not to. After making the last turnpoint, one only has to find clear air to make the last leg as long as possible. With a defined finish there will be a thunderstorm in the way, guaranteed. I can't figure out how to enter the declaration into my clear nav or even seeyou without a start and finish. What am I missing here? 
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