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February 20th 05, 09:19 AM
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No problems. When you have the spray lights on its not much different
than driving your car with the high beams on. Speeds are different and you fly close to ground objects but you also drive at opposing traffic with closing speeds of 120-140 mph and no more than a few feet seperating you from the oncomng traffic! It is when the unusual happens that you have to be keenly alert and ready. Bird strikes were the biggest problems. Ol Shy & Bashful 
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