In article ,
ost (Ditch) wrote:
Does a CFII have to be instrument current to give instrument instruction in
VFR conditions?

I can't think of any reason why he/she would have to be current.

Of course, I assume when you said, "in VFR conditions" you really meant,
"under VFR". You can be IFR in VFR conditions, and obviously if the
instructor is not current, he/she can't act as PIC under IFR. But that
in itself doesn't preclude giving instruction. If the student is
instrument rated and current, the student could act as PIC and the
non-current instructor could instruct away. This might reasonably
happen during an IPC.

Just curious...and I don't have a set-O-regs handy at the moment
otherwise I'd get off my lazy butt and look it up. Thanks...

There are numerious places on the web where you can find complete FARs
online. The one I use is

http://www.access.gpo.gov/nara/cfr/c.../14tab_00.html