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From: Danny Creech <dannycreech@yahoo.com>
Subject: [LML] Re: Hobbs Meter 
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>Panel space in these airplanes is like real estate at the beach. so 
>why do you need more than one beach condo?
>Jeff Edwards

Whoever said the hobbs meter has to be located in the instrument
pannel. That's like saying all circuit breakers have to be in the
pannel. Personally, I don't think one needs it. All Inspections are
done off the tach. 

Hey, speaking of pannels. Anyone seen the recent article in Flying
about the NEW Garmin G1000 pannels?  WOW!  I would wait about a year
before I would buy one. But man, I love the Garmin 430s and 530s.

Danny Creech
IV-P Instructor