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May 25th 04, 10:20 PM
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Student Pilot equipment
I'm a new student pilot (no aviation career plans) and am wondering:
What things should I buy for myself? Headset, logbook, calculator etc. What makes sense to buy now and what should I wait on until I've flown a while? What would make my training easier and more productive? Pilot courses, simulator etc. Any advice would be apreciated. John 
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