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November 29th 04, 01:50 AM
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"BTIZ" wrote in message news:Eb8qd.150057$bk1.112302@fed1read05... I've heard that happens at Minden.. the rotor is right over the airport.. I've been watching your threads on the Super III, I have Beech Sport and Sundowner time, lots of fun those Beeches.. once you learn how to handle them.. BT Actually, at Minden, the rotor moves east and west depending on windspeed and stability. As a general rule, the farther east it goes the stronger the wave (and rotor). Unfortunately the GPS approach into Minden often goes through the rotor. Mike MU-2 
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