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Subject: Gear Up
From: Dan Ballin <dballin@gmail.com>
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It seems like we have exhausted this gear up incident, except that the
object and purpose of the LML should be education and, as some have pointed
out, to learn from our mistakes.  So I guess the question is what did we
learn?  Hard to know without all of the facts   Most of us deal with it with
checklists and technology, but these are not infallible, and it seems like
the gear up issue never goes away.

So I come back to does anyone have ideas on how to keep this from
happening?  Does anyone have a better mousetrap.   Thoughts on how to set up
gear warning systems - both Chelton and MVP seem to do this well, how to
never forget to use the checklist even when distracted - this is a hard one
for me.

Dan Ballin
Leg2 #286

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It seems like we have exhausted this gear up incident, except that the obje=
ct and purpose of the LML should be education and, as some have pointed out=
, to learn from our mistakes.=A0 So I guess the question is what did we lea=
rn?=A0 Hard to know without all of the facts=A0=A0 Most of us deal with it =
with checklists and technology, but these are not infallible, and it seems =
like the gear up issue never goes away.<br>
<br>So I come back to does anyone have ideas on how to keep this from happe=
ning?=A0 Does anyone have a better mousetrap. =A0 Thoughts on how to set up=
 gear warning systems - both Chelton and MVP seem to do this well, how to n=
ever forget to use the checklist even when distracted - this is a hard one =
for me.<br>
<br>Dan Ballin<br>Leg2 #286<br>

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