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In a message dated 11/13/0 10:28:53 PM, you wrote:

<<Commander Aircraft:
The both setting is only for use during takeoff and landing.  Right or left 
must be used otherwise.>>

The Commander 112A in which I just finished my Commercial ticket was approved 
for the BOTH setting in cruise, at least I think it was.  We were told 
(informally) to put it in Left, Right, or Off while parked so that fuel 
wouldn't siphon from one tank to the other and run overboard.  BOTH in flight 
was just fine, and that's what I did.  Always.  Plain old Cessna 150-style, 
OFF on the ground and BOTH in the air.

How they made it work is beyond me.  I are just a dumb pylot.

- Rob Wolf
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