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The Instrument Flying Manual
by Trevor Thom
Text Book 625 pages 2003 Test Guide
469 pages
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2003
Test Guide |
$34.95 |
$19.95 |
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Are
you ready for the next step? An instrument
rating can greatly expand your horizons, allow you
to fly while others wait, and help you get home
if some portion of your route becomes obscured by
weather. And even if you never intend to venture
into the clouds, having the skills to fly on the
gauges will make you an overall safer and more confident
pilot in clear VFR, marginal VFR, and in surprisingly
or quickly deteriorating conditions.
These
are the up-to-date versions of the Instrument
Flying Text and Test Guide used by most of America's
flight schools. Get it because it is your
first step towards your rating; or get it because
just the book knowledge alone will enhance your
VFR abilities when the unexpected turns up over
the next ridge.
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TABLE
OF CONTENTS Textbook |
INTRODUCTION
ATTITUDE FLYING
Instrument scanning technique
19
The instruments
31
Straight & level flight
73
Straight climb and descent
95
Turning
111
Unussual attitudes
133
Instrument flight on a partial panel
143
Suggested training manuevers
163
RADIO NAVIGATION AIDS
Introduction
181
Radar
183
DME
207
The NDB and ADF
213
The relative bearing indicator
231
The RMI and rotable card ADF
259
The VOR
273
The instrument landing system
309
Area navigation
357
VHF direction finding
367
IFR METEOROLOGY
Icing
371
Visibility
379
Clouds
387
Thunderstorms
401
High level meterology
415
Wind, air masses, and fronts
419
Weather reports and forecasts
431
THE IFR SYSTEM
Regulations for the instrument pilot
477
Preparation for flight
505
Instrument departures
531
En route
543
Holding patterns, procedure turns, &
DME arcs
553
Instrument approaches
575
Visual manuevers
603 |
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