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![]() I'm close to completing my PPL (9 days for my checkride) and planned to go onto to get IFR training in a 6-7 months. The weather in the San Francisco Bay area has been quite cloudy and rainy and was thinking about starting my IFR training immediately in order to take advantage of the IMC conditions. I know most people get IFR rated without having ever flown in IMC. I want to do it for real. So a simple question......what items did you find helpful for IFR training? This is in regards to books (my instructor recommended Gleim, a book by Dugan (?), and the Jeppeson book), foggles (brands?), timers, anything and everything. I'm definitely more into quality than quantity. I'd rather spend an extra money and get best, easiest and especially the safest. thanks Gerald |
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