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In a message dated 2/25/99 9:31:43 PM, you wrote:

<<the aircraft turned to the great circle route
direct to the missed approach fix>>

Jim -

A great story about how an autopilot makes life easier.  Something to think
about for me, a new IFR pilot struggling to stay ahead of my Cessna 150.  

But I gotta ask -- just how much time do you save by flying the great
circle route to the missed approach fix?  I figure its about twelve
milliseconds...  ;)

Actually, I'm just jealous.  I'm still building the 360.

- Rob Wolf
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