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December 28th 07, 08:23 PM
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2008 Proposed US Competition Rules Changes
On Dec 28, 11:11 am, BB wrote:
On software, realize that most of the software out there is not designed with in-air task changes in mind, since this freedom is a US particularity. The ease of in-air task change varies a lot. One program I tried crashed the PDA and the 302, needing an in-air power off restart of both, 10 minutes before start opened. Not fun. Yikes. Certainly some software is designed with this in mind. Guess that's why we're still cranking out ILEC SN10Bs ! Best Regards, Dave "YO" PS: Yes, I know, AATs could still be a bit easier... 
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