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On 28/01/2011 4:38 AM, Jim Henderson wrote:
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> Well, here in Utah, that's true if you're with AT&T. With Verizon,
> reception is pretty good everywhere I've been.
>
I would have thought that with either all those open spaces or canyon
buildings, reception would be patchy. Well you live and learn.
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>> Never tried. Any excuse to switch it off.
>
> :-) As I mentioned to Darren, I like to try to get that kind of data
> because it fits in with my hobby of flying in flight simulators. Knowing
> speed/altitude data is useful when taking off (and landing) to try to get
> it right.
>
Did I ever mention that I used to use flight simulators? I spent hours
on FS4. So much so my wife bought me a flying lesson for my 40th
birthday. How could I have forgotten that I suffer from acrophobia? I’ve
not used a flight simulator since.
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>> OK these were handhelds with power to reach the horizon.
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> The horizon is a long ways away. ;-)
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About 15 miles, all round. ;-)
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Regards
Stephen
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