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February 24th 05, 06:45 AM
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Just read IFR: A structured Approach for the second time. I got even more
out of it than the first time. Others I would recommend: - Instrument Procedures Guide (Jeppesen or FAA) - Mastering GPS Flying by Dixon/Harris (just came out, good if you fly with IFR GPS) - The Instrument Flight Training Manual by Peter Dogan Marco Leon N36616 "Jim Burns" wrote in message ... Ditto. Although directed at the twin flyer, there are many practices and procedures that will benefit the single IFR pilot. Great book from which to gain some "power/performance" practical IFR habits and guidelines. Also never quit learning about weather, try Buck's Weather Flying. Jim I liked Eckalbar's IFR: A Structured Approach... Cheers, John Clonts Temple, Texas N7NZ 
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