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Organizational Skills Required During Instrument Flight
What methods do you deploy? How many folks use a kneeboard? What
kind of timer (analog or digital stopwatch) do you use, and where do you put it? Where do you keep the charts, approach plates, and scratch paper? How many people write down every clearance, heading, altitude and frequency change? How do you keep from dropping your pen (or pencil)? Is it on a string? Where do you put in when not in use? Velcro? Your pocket? I've read the books, but I just wonder how people cope in real life. Rod Machado talks about using a clipboard (with extra clips on the 3 other sides) in his excellent training manual. This seems like a good idea to me. Steve PP ASEL Instrument student |
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