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December 18th 03, 04:16 PM
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Mike Rapoport wrote:
Ice is "known" to be present anytime there is visible moisture in the liquid state and the temp is below freezing. There will ALWAYS be icing under these conditions. Always, no exceptions. Depends on how you interpret icing. I've flown for more than an hour through ice crystals that were visible in the air, but which did not accumulate on the airframe of my C-182. If I'm not accumulating ice on the airframe, I don't consider it to be "icing conditions." Same as flying through snow. I've flown through snow for literally hours and never accumulated any on the airframe. Matt 
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