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September 3, 2014, Columbus, Ga. Glasair III Experimental

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Is ADS-B Ready for Prime-Time?

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Some Good News

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September 3, 2014, Columbus, Ga. Glasair III Experimental

Long-Range Risks

Fighting Fatigue

Crossing Half The Country In One Flight

All About Ailerons

Two Aileron Types

ADS-B Upgrade Choices

Is ADS-B Ready for Prime-Time?

Basic Equipment Options

Can I get By Without ADS-B?

Hot Water

Some Good News