Anyone have a PIREP for a zuluboard kneeboard?

Global Wealth Builders, Inc. wrote:

True enough, however in light aircraft where available room is at a premium,
it makes sense to minimize your collection of paraphenalia to that which is
absolutely necessary. Any of us can fly an airplane IFR using our charts, a
small pad of paper and a pen. What else do you honestly need?

Instrument cover, E6B, and a flashlight.

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Peter R. wrote:
Global Wealth Builders, Inc. wrote:
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... Any of us can fly an airplane IFR using our charts, a
small pad of paper and a pen. What else do you honestly need?


Instrument cover, E6B, and a flashlight.

Checklists?

"Wade" wrote in message
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Peter R. wrote:
Global Wealth Builders, Inc. wrote:
snip
... Any of us can fly an airplane IFR using our charts, a
small pad of paper and a pen. What else do you honestly need?


Instrument cover, E6B, and a flashlight.

Checklists?

Why does everyone get all defensive about what other people want to bring?
Different things for different people. Some may need more help than others,
and some just like stuff. As long as it does not prevent keeping eyes
outside the cockpit, go for it.

After reading one story recently, some people commented about a smoke hood.
Other things, when everything goes to hell. Backup radio, cell phone,
portable gps, survival gear and food, and so on. The list fits the need of
the individual, and the mission.
--
Jim (gadgets are us) in NC


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