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Date of effect now 1 April 2004 for revised IGC-approval for certain legacy types of GNSS flight recorder



 
 
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Old November 27th 03, 08:50 PM
Robert Danewid
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And may I add, I am not sure the elected leaders do not agree with me.
After all what happened in 1995 - 97, and how this topic was presented
in Prague, I am convinced that GFAC is living its own life and, although
putting in a massive work to keep gliding free from potential GPS
hackers, I am not sure it is good for the gliding movement.

Robert


 




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