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Subject: Fogging Canopies

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Alan

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Date Posted: Fri, Jan 25 2013, 16:34:56 GMT
In reply to: Bob P 's message, "Fogging/Freezing Canopies" on Thu, Jan 10 2013, 23:20:03 GMT

Taking off from Kemble airfield one damp afternoon, and rain showers were about to arrive, I had gotten to about 100ft AGL when the inside of my canopy fogged over!! (it had never happened before, or since). I was heading west. With my hand, I wiped the port side of my canopy. By good fortune I was about to tracked over a railway line. I turned south and followed it to Swindon. By this time the canopy had cleared. From swindon I picked up the GWR line and flew east at low level past Didcot to my home base of White Waltham. Not a very nice experience. It can most certainly sharpen your thinking.

Regards ..> Alan Gill

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