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Old 14th Feb 2014, 04:37
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Flying Ted
 
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The CAO refers to a Slip and Turn Indicator. It would seem "Slip" and "Balance" are interchangable.

Thanks for all the posts so far.

If I can summarise, the additional requirements for Charter operation is in case of inadvertent IF. The regs specify a S&T rather than AH because either:
> Thats all Kingford-Smith had so it should be good enough for the rest of us or
> Electrically power instruments are more reliable than vacuum indicators (that is why T&B rather than AH)

Is that a fair summary?

By the way I'm not sure what a ROC is. Rate of Change indicator? Is this same as a VSI?
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