Is it possible to switch from VFR to IFR and back?

Mark Hansen wrote:
These are available for free from the FAA web site. Here is the
Airplane Flying Handbook:

http://www.faa.gov/library/manuals/aircraft/airplane_handbook

and here is the Instrument Flying Handbook:

http://www.faa.gov/library/manuals/a..._flying_handbo
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Also, here's the Pilot's Handbook of Aeronautical Knowledge:

http://www.faa.gov/pilots/training/handbook

I had downloaded the PDFs of the FAA's books before I went out and bought
the print versions. Why, some of you may ask, would I pay good money for
something I already had free electronic copies? Because it's tough to haul
my desktop (or even laptop) computer into the (ahem) bathroom, or to the
easy chair in the living room, or prop on my chest while lying in bed.

:-)

Jim Logajan wrote in
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Why, some of you may ask, would I pay good
money for something I already had free electronic copies? Because it's
tough to haul my desktop (or even laptop) computer into the (ahem)
bathroom, or to the easy chair in the living room, or prop on my chest
while lying in bed.

Printer cartridges and paper surely is cheaper?

Allen

A Lieberma writes:

Printer cartridges and paper surely is cheaper?

Actually, no. It's vastly cheaper to buy a book than it is to try to
print it at home. In fact, even photocopies can be more expensive
than a bound book under some circumstances.

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A Lieberma wrote:
Jim Logajan wrote in
:

Why, some of you may ask, would I pay good
money for something I already had free electronic copies? Because it's
tough to haul my desktop (or even laptop) computer into the (ahem)
bathroom, or to the easy chair in the living room, or prop on my chest
while lying in bed.

Printer cartridges and paper surely is cheaper?

I'm not sure if there is a big difference. My laser printer only does black
and white anyway (and my wife's color inkjet is very slow). And there is
the need for some binding. On very long electronic documents I tend to opt
for print copies if the cost isn't too bad and the time to get them isn't
critical.

All things considered I found it easier to order the books from Amazon.