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Ray,
It depends on you. Next time you are in the plane with a hood (or substitute) on see if you can see the compass. That should answer your question. Most people can manage that. Daniel "Ray" wrote in message ... I'm just starting out my instrument training in a Cessna 152 that has a compass mounted at the top of the windshield. Here's a sample picture for those who have never seen it, http://www.airliners.net/open.file/643201/M Can anyone tell me if it's still possible to do compass turns under the hood with this kind of setup? I've seen a lot of planes with high mounted compasses, so I imagine this isn't a new question. - Ray |
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