Re: Why Chuck Laughs At Class One Instructors
Posted: Sun May 21, 2017 5:58 pm
[quote]I wouldn't fault an instructor for wanting to get comfortable flying and aircraft type before he teaches on it.[/quote]
Depends how far outside the box it is.
For a 1000TT Cessna instructor, I wouldn't think
that any dual would be required for say a Cherokee -
just jump in the right seat and make it up as you
go along. As long as you understand the fuel system,
the control loop should not pose a challenge.
Reminds me of flying the t-bone for the first
time. Giving dual. Frantically flipping through
the flight manual taxiing out, trying to figure out
some power settings for the GO-480's. Had those
weird antique Beechcraft piano keys.
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Hey Rookie, I get it. You're a weak pilot. What
I do, frightens you - and it should. If you tried
to do what I do, [b]you would be dead[/b].
However, I have been doing what I have been
doing for over 40 years, and I'm still alive. How
I fly, works just fine for me.
I know you're not very bright, but consider the
convergence of the central limit theorem for a
moment, and how it might apply here.
I know you think I'm a [b]BAD PERSON[/b] because
I'm a better pilot than you, but try to sit on
your jealousy. It looks really bad on you.
Depends how far outside the box it is.
For a 1000TT Cessna instructor, I wouldn't think
that any dual would be required for say a Cherokee -
just jump in the right seat and make it up as you
go along. As long as you understand the fuel system,
the control loop should not pose a challenge.
Reminds me of flying the t-bone for the first
time. Giving dual. Frantically flipping through
the flight manual taxiing out, trying to figure out
some power settings for the GO-480's. Had those
weird antique Beechcraft piano keys.
[img width=500 height=375][/img]
Hey Rookie, I get it. You're a weak pilot. What
I do, frightens you - and it should. If you tried
to do what I do, [b]you would be dead[/b].
However, I have been doing what I have been
doing for over 40 years, and I'm still alive. How
I fly, works just fine for me.
I know you're not very bright, but consider the
convergence of the central limit theorem for a
moment, and how it might apply here.
I know you think I'm a [b]BAD PERSON[/b] because
I'm a better pilot than you, but try to sit on
your jealousy. It looks really bad on you.