Aircraft Systems Book?
11-28-2006, 03:47 PM
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Originally Posted by sigep_nm
Good podcast out there is put out by the university of north dakota. It is arrow specific but could be used almost GA wide as most systems are pretty similar and the basic theory is there. PM me and I can give you link to it. Its about 45 minutes long
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11-28-2006, 03:50 PM
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Originally Posted by FlyerJosh
The company that I know of is a company called Vector Training Systems. It was founded a few years back by some folks that had close ties to the University of North Dakota and has since been purchased by a company called flightlink, llc.
You can find the website here:
http://www.flightlink.com/vts/
The software they put together is very good, particularly if you're going to be teaching students. It is a bit expensive though (~$100), but they have CDs for the 172, the Piper Warrior and the Piper Seminole.
You can find the website here:
http://www.flightlink.com/vts/
The software they put together is very good, particularly if you're going to be teaching students. It is a bit expensive though (~$100), but they have CDs for the 172, the Piper Warrior and the Piper Seminole.
That is a bit too much. I guess the book will just have to do for now!!
11-30-2006, 07:43 AM
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I did my commercial multi-engine with a CFI that was also an A&P. We would open the cowlings on the planes that we flew and he would explain the different systems to me and occasionally common issues that they might have. I leared quite a bit this way.
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