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Old January 27th 04, 07:42 PM
Peter R.
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Dave ) wrote:

How do you know your guage wasn't wrong?


I forgot to include the point of my adding to this thread: I use these
experiences (granted that they are somewhat limited to two winters of IFR
flying downwind of the Great Lakes, US) of encountering ice above 0c when
flight planning a cruise altitude, as well as when making a go/no decision
due to ice.

Are you implying that you are comfortable that ice will *not* occur above
0c and therefore plan accordingly?

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Old January 27th 04, 09:13 PM
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Yes I am comfortable flying in temperatures above 0 and I do plan
accordingly. Although as soon as I see 0 on the OAT then I also plan
accordingly. (Like change altitude , turn around, land etc.)
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Dave ) wrote:

How do you know your guage wasn't wrong?


I forgot to include the point of my adding to this thread: I use these
experiences (granted that they are somewhat limited to two winters of IFR
flying downwind of the Great Lakes, US) of encountering ice above 0c when
flight planning a cruise altitude, as well as when making a go/no decision
due to ice.

Are you implying that you are comfortable that ice will *not* occur above
0c and therefore plan accordingly?

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