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November 2nd 04, 02:51 AM
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"Bob Gardner" wrote in message ... In any case, in murky conditions pilots should stay about 50 feet above touchdown zone elevation until they see the green lights pass beneath the aircraft (Gardner's Rule of Longevity). Bob, I teach that same rule. It is like a second MDA, a Personal Minimums MDA. 
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