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Re: panel lighting and rheostat

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Bruce Fenstermacher wrote:...
And I forgot to mention answers covering a 172 cost twice what answers for a 170 cost. :lol:
Maybe Frank should purchase TWO annual TIC170A Memberships! :lol:
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I am just glad that I have a C-170C and won't get charged for C-172 fees :lol: It was Cleo who designated my plane as a 170C so I can't argue the point.
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Re: panel lighting and rheostat

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gahorn wrote:
Bruce Fenstermacher wrote:...
And I forgot to mention answers covering a 172 cost twice what answers for a 170 cost. :lol:
Maybe Frank should purchase TWO annual TIC170A Memberships! :lol:
We were about to impose that penalty George but Frank relented and agreed to serve as a Director. :lol:

Frank the C stands for Cleo, and is only a coincidence that C comes after B. :lol:
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