MacDonald, Alexander Forsyth, 1897-1965 · Port Credit, Ont. : Aviation Service Corporation · leaf 29
rface, parti-cularly with an overcast condition, is sometimes asdifficult to judge as glassy water. A high wind maycause drifting snow for a height of three or four feetabove the surface, similar to a ground fog. If in doubtas to snow surface conditions, fly the aircraft on, usingthe same method as… … When taxying in loose snow, make good wide turnsto avoid too much torsional strain on the undercarriage. If the snow is sticky, oil the skis before taking off.One simple method of doing this is to freeze a couple ofbags to the ice. Saturate these with coal oil and taxiover them when about to take…
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