Do like I am doing. I am in the middle of a correspondence course on Proctology, butt am pretty sure they offer "gloves off" type programs as well. I have a Hasbro flight simulator that may help you figure out which control does what. I'm not sure, but I think about the only 2 big things you need to know how to do, besides take off's and landings, is how to use a window to watch for mountains and the ever nagging altimeter so you will know when you are on the ground. The rest is basically flying by the seat of your pants so-to-speak... ;) BTW, what make and model is the plane? Quoting Patrick Wiggins <paw@wirelessbeehive.com>:
Actually I have many pictures but only of various avionics (boring). I'm using those to find operators manuals on line so I can get a handle on how to run everything before getting in the cockpit again (it's considered bad form to fly into a mountain while trying to figure out how to run the navigation system <grin>).
pw
On 08 Dec 2006, at 08:15, bsi@xmission.com wrote:
Patrick, I'm a bit upset... A new baby and NO PICS? Let's get on the ball here Patrick and get a picture posted for us :) Jo
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