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January 7th 05, 10:30 PM
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"C J Campbell" wrote in
: "Andrew Sarangan" wrote in message 1... There are a whole bunch of useless questions that you just have to get through. Like the one where you have to pick which aircraft corresponds to the given CDI indications. Who cares where the aircraft is. You will no longer be there by the time you blink. Are you saying that the aircraft moves from one quadrant to the other in the blink of an eye? No, what I am saying is, it is more important to turn to the correct heading than to figure out where you are right now, because by the time you figure out where you are, you will not be there anymore. The FAA exams would lead one to think that it is more important to know where you are now. None of the questions ask 'which heading should the aircraft turn to'. Instead they dwell on 'where is the aircraft now'. 
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