New Pilot's Handbook of Aeronautical Knowledge
12-15-2008, 03:51 PM
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New Pilot's Handbook of Aeronautical Knowledge
Just picked up the new book in the local pilot's store today.
Must say the updates are really nice, and it has a lot of very good schematics and 3d-ish pictures.
The new version has been on faa.gov for some time ( Pilot's Handbook of Aeronautical Knowledge ), but just got released to stores this week or so, not even on Amazon yet.
Excellent resource for students and flight instructors
Must say the updates are really nice, and it has a lot of very good schematics and 3d-ish pictures.
The new version has been on faa.gov for some time ( Pilot's Handbook of Aeronautical Knowledge ), but just got released to stores this week or so, not even on Amazon yet.
Excellent resource for students and flight instructors
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12-16-2008, 08:29 PM
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Dang it! Just when I get them Hilighted just right with all the info I cover with the kitties they change it... (sigh)
They did this to me when the new Instrument Flying Handbook came out too!
Another book to buy... Hopefully Santa will bring it to me this year
They did this to me when the new Instrument Flying Handbook came out too!
Another book to buy... Hopefully Santa will bring it to me this year
12-16-2008, 08:35 PM
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Originally Posted by ZBowFlyz
Dang it! Just when I get them Hilighted just right with all the info I cover with the kitties they change it... (sigh)
They really put the works in on this book though, it's quite a bit thicker as well
12-16-2008, 08:53 PM
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Originally Posted by Photon
Isn't that the truth
They really put the works in on this book though, it's quite a bit thicker as well
They really put the works in on this book though, it's quite a bit thicker as well
) But they did a good job on the TAA stuff. Jepp is bringing up the rear on TAA from what I understand. I like to stick with the FAA miteral and use the Jepp for a supplement but we are on the revisions board for Jepp soooooo...I need to go to the mall and tell Santa about it
12-18-2008, 11:26 AM
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Originally Posted by Photon
Isn't that the truth
it's quite a bit thicker as well
it's quite a bit thicker as well
When I was at Riddle, their was a website where it had that book and many others on their website. Chapter by chapter.
I spent many hours in the computer lab printing out that book and others so I didnt have to buy them.
Printed front&back of course. I don't think the computer lab technician liked me a lot. He had to change the toner on the printer quite a bit when I was there. haha
12-18-2008, 11:47 AM
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Originally Posted by RAHPilot5
Nahhhhhhhhhhhh nevermind
When I was at Riddle, their was a website where it had that book and many others on their website. Chapter by chapter.
I spent many hours in the computer lab printing out that book and others so I didnt have to buy them. Printed front&back of course. I don't think the computer lab technician liked me a lot. He had to change the toner on the printer quite a bit when I was there. haha
When I was at Riddle, their was a website where it had that book and many others on their website. Chapter by chapter.
I spent many hours in the computer lab printing out that book and others so I didnt have to buy them.
Printed front&back of course. I don't think the computer lab technician liked me a lot. He had to change the toner on the printer quite a bit when I was there. haha
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