Folks,
I recently added a new section to the syllabi that are posted in the yellow sticky in this section. The new material begins on page 152 of that link. The new section is essentially a transition information manual, since no manual of that type currently exists for RV-type transition training/type familiarization. To simplify access, this link will take you directly to the new material:
https://drive.google.com/file/d/0B8EIT6g2n8o_WFc4SzFFVzJoRlk/edit?usp=sharing
In an effort to make this usable for our community, I'd be interested in any feedback that can improve the correctness and usefulness of this information. Some of the material is academic in nature and other portions are written in a style similar to a pilot's handbook. Of note, on page 150 of the link above is a list of "RV Handling Rules of Thumb" that can, no doubt, be improved by some collaborative effort.
I'll be happy to e-mail a Word or .pdf version to anyone that would like to have a copy.
Please feel free to drop a PM or e-mail if you prefer, all input and discussion is welcome.
Cheers,
Vac
I recently added a new section to the syllabi that are posted in the yellow sticky in this section. The new material begins on page 152 of that link. The new section is essentially a transition information manual, since no manual of that type currently exists for RV-type transition training/type familiarization. To simplify access, this link will take you directly to the new material:
https://drive.google.com/file/d/0B8EIT6g2n8o_WFc4SzFFVzJoRlk/edit?usp=sharing
In an effort to make this usable for our community, I'd be interested in any feedback that can improve the correctness and usefulness of this information. Some of the material is academic in nature and other portions are written in a style similar to a pilot's handbook. Of note, on page 150 of the link above is a list of "RV Handling Rules of Thumb" that can, no doubt, be improved by some collaborative effort.
I'll be happy to e-mail a Word or .pdf version to anyone that would like to have a copy.
Please feel free to drop a PM or e-mail if you prefer, all input and discussion is welcome.
Cheers,
Vac