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GPS: If a piece of equipment is installed in the machine that will
be used in a checkride the PIC must know its functionality and be able to demonstrate its use. For a private checkride there's no requirement to know GPS use unless its installed and not marked inop before the ride. Knowledge of Pilotage and Dead Reckoning is probably a far more important skill to be able to demonstrate. Bart Thanks for the info Bart. The reason for the question on the gps, one of the two instructors he flies with is telling him that gps is required equipment for the check ride. The Robinson R22 he flies and would like to use for the checkride does not have gps. Has something since 9-11 changed that now requires it? Eric D |
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