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Old August 5th 08, 06:02 AM posted to rec.aviation.ifr
Jon Woellhaf
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Default OT Weather not be flown in

Yup. This could have killed me in April of 1989.

Everett M. Greene wrote,
Mooney Super 21's have an air filter bypass that's supposed to
give a slight power boost at altitude. However, using the bypass
in certain meteorlogical conditions can result in injector icing
and has led to fatalities.



 




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