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Old October 26th 10, 12:53 PM posted to rec.aviation.soaring
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Default FLARM.....for good, or evil??

From Sept 2010 "Soaring"...article on FLARM...

...."we were flying in big undiciplined gaggles"...

...."I received indications about one idiot who pulled in behind and
then passed 10 feet over me."...

...."I received many beeps from gliders following 20 feet behind and
just outside..."


Holy close call Batman! ..Undiciplined??!! .. Idiot??!! .. 10
feet over??!!.. 20 feet??!!


Are you thinking what I'm thinking???

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