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Old August 17th 03, 04:40 PM
Henry Bibb
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Default Vertical-card vs whiskey compass

The compass in my plane decided to spontaneously emit fluid all
over the glareshield the other day, so I'm looking at options for
replacement.

I've Googled for opinions on the vertical-card vs whiskey issue,
and came away no wiser - anybody care to comment from fairly
recent experience?

This is for a VFR-only airplane without a DG.

Thanks in advance,
Henry Bibb


 




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