romanweel Posted June 28, 2008 Report Share Posted June 28, 2008 I am getting instrument lessons together in prep for my CFII checkride, and I'm looking for proof-readers. I want to know if I'm being comprehensive enough, answering the kinds of questions you should have as a beginner instrument student, or if there are subjects I need to go more in-depth on. So...if you're a professional or a CFII with some time on your hands, or if you're an instrument student looking for more info or another perspective, PM me and I'll send you a lesson to look over. I appreciate any and all input (just keep it constructive, eh?) If you're in the same spot as me and want to use my material, I don't mind a bit (it's all taken from FAA publications and Jepp anyway). The thing is, I don't have a primary CFI teaching me, and no one seems to have either the time or the will to help. But I figure there's enough accumulated knowledge here to fill volumes, and maybe some of you will have the time to help a rookie? They're in outline format and (I think) readable by just about anyone. I have the lessons specified in the CFII PTS: Instrument Proficiency ChecksFlight Instruments (pitot-static system, gyros, etc. including navigation by instruments)Radio Aids to Navigation (VORs, NDBs, GPS, DME, etc)Aeromedical FactorsRegs and Publications Related to IFR Operations (charts, IAP plates particularly)Logbook Entries Related to Instrument InstructionWeather InfoIFR Cross-Country Flight PlanningAttitude Flying and ManeuversATC Clearances and ProceduresHolding ProceduresPrecision and Non-Precision Instrument ApproachesLost CommsLost Gyro Attitude and/or Heading Indicator Plus...Quick reference handouts of checklists, hold entries, minimums It would really help me out to have another set of eyes on these. I can only see what I see, and I'm loath to go into a checkride without any help on this. Who wants to fail before they ever get in the helicopter? And beyond that, I want to give good instruction, not just my version of IFR. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
lfried Posted June 28, 2008 Report Share Posted June 28, 2008 by all means please send me all info you have! ide be entirely grateful! i envy the fact that your that much ahead of me, you must wake up everyday feeling like maverick! PM me with all details and downloads, thanks for posting this awesome info eh! Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
HeliHelvig Posted June 30, 2008 Report Share Posted June 30, 2008 I sent you a PM. It sounds like you're prepared and you should be just fine. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
K-38 Posted July 2, 2008 Report Share Posted July 2, 2008 (edited) [It would really help me out to have another set of eyes on these. I can only see what I see, and I'm loath to go into a checkride without any help on this. Who wants to fail before they ever get in the helicopter? And beyond that, I want to give good instruction, not just my version of IFR.I would like to see what you have been working on. I will pm you with any recommendations or questions I have about your material. Edited July 2, 2008 by K-38 Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
ADRidge Posted July 3, 2008 Report Share Posted July 3, 2008 If you want an instrument student's POV on your plans, I'd be glad to look one over. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
rollthbns Posted July 3, 2008 Report Share Posted July 3, 2008 I am getting instrument lessons together in prep for my CFII checkride, and I'm looking for proof-readers. I want to know if I'm being comprehensive enough, answering the kinds of questions you should have as a beginner instrument student, or if there are subjects I need to go more in-depth on. So...if you're a professional or a CFII with some time on your hands, or if you're an instrument student looking for more info or another perspective, PM me and I'll send you a lesson to look over. I appreciate any and all input (just keep it constructive, eh?) If you're in the same spot as me and want to use my material, I don't mind a bit (it's all taken from FAA publications and Jepp anyway). The thing is, I don't have a primary CFI teaching me, and no one seems to have either the time or the will to help. But I figure there's enough accumulated knowledge here to fill volumes, and maybe some of you will have the time to help a rookie? They're in outline format and (I think) readable by just about anyone. I have the lessons specified in the CFII PTS: Instrument Proficiency ChecksFlight Instruments (pitot-static system, gyros, etc. including navigation by instruments)Radio Aids to Navigation (VORs, NDBs, GPS, DME, etc)Aeromedical FactorsRegs and Publications Related to IFR Operations (charts, IAP plates particularly)Logbook Entries Related to Instrument InstructionWeather InfoIFR Cross-Country Flight PlanningAttitude Flying and ManeuversATC Clearances and ProceduresHolding ProceduresPrecision and Non-Precision Instrument ApproachesLost CommsLost Gyro Attitude and/or Heading Indicator Plus...Quick reference handouts of checklists, hold entries, minimums It would really help me out to have another set of eyes on these. I can only see what I see, and I'm loath to go into a checkride without any help on this. Who wants to fail before they ever get in the helicopter? And beyond that, I want to give good instruction, not just my version of IFR. I am a new CFII, so i cant claim to be an expert really, but I would love to assist if you need it. I would be happy to review your material. Send me a PM anytime! Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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