Checkride Checklist Question

"Mark Hansen" wrote in message
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On 8/8/2005 09:14, Gary Drescher wrote:
If the procedure was a landing, it's hard to belatedly perform a missing
step afterwards. :-)

The check list is for the "before landing" tasks. [...]
Once you've performed this check list from memory, you can pull out the
hard copy and make sure nothing was missed.

At least, that was the intent of my comments.

Yup, I was just making a feeble attempt at humor.

But, of course, we're talking about a fairly new pilot (the topic is
with regard to a check ride), and I don't think a pilot can go wrong
with performing the checks from memory, then following up with the
hard copy check list to make sure nothing was missed. At least, I've
been taught that the examiner would view this as a good use of the
check list.

Yes, I fully agree.

--Gary

On 8/8/2005 10:05, Gary Drescher wrote:

"Mark Hansen" wrote in message
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On 8/8/2005 09:14, Gary Drescher wrote:
If the procedure was a landing, it's hard to belatedly perform a missing
step afterwards. :-)

The check list is for the "before landing" tasks. [...]
Once you've performed this check list from memory, you can pull out the
hard copy and make sure nothing was missed.

At least, that was the intent of my comments.

Yup, I was just making a feeble attempt at humor.

Oops, sorry about that. One of my complaints about Usenet is people
that do exactly what I did ;-(

Plus, I didn't really see who you were ... had I been paying attention...
well, you know ;-)



--
Mark Hansen, PP-ASEL, Instrument Student
Sacramento, CA

"Mark Hansen" wrote in message
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On 8/8/2005 10:05, Gary Drescher wrote:
Yup, I was just making a feeble attempt at humor.

Oops, sorry about that. One of my complaints about Usenet is people
that do exactly what I did ;-(

Plus, I didn't really see who you were ... had I been paying attention...
well, you know ;-)

Heh, don't worry, Usenet is designed to promote misunderstandings. :-)

--Gary