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September 17th 04, 06:50 PM
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"Travis Marlatte" wrote:
Most people transition the lakeshore at 2000. Personally, I do it at 2200 or 1800. Is this option something you'd consider for a Cub or Champ cruising at 70 mph with a battery operated radio and no XPDR? If heading from the east coast (Mass) to Oshkosh in such an old timer how would you go? I doubt I can get over the top. Around the west side of Chicago or up through Canada are pretty far at such a slow speed, and 50 miles over water on the direct route is not something I'm anxious to try. 
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