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4th Feb 2019, 09:56 AM
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So yesterday I started a trip to Sagittarius A. Just to see the black hole. I'll be charting and mapping along the way. After that, I might hang a left turn and head to Beagle Point. It seems to be the place everyone wants to go to these days.
 Part of the problem with the fuel scoop size is where I bought my Orca i.e. Jacques Station. I bought the biggest one they had. Which isn't a 6. |
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