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I'm looking to find more information related to earning my
high-performance endorsement. Primarily, I'm wanting to see if there is a good, clear, concise, simple website or book that explains the transition (in thinking and practice) from a plane that uses only a throttle and mixture control to a plane with throttle-prop-mixture and a Manifold Pressure gauge. When I go up with an instructor to start on my high-performance endorsement, I want to have some understanding of what I'm doing, when I'm doing it, and, most importantly, WHY I'm doing it. Also, What is a good book out there for learning about mountain flying? I seem to remember that Imeson's book's are pretty good, but I don't have any solid knowledge of what books are better than others. I do know to stay clear of the cumulogranite clouds often found in the mountains. ;-) Thanks, Chris G. PP-ASEL Salem, Oregon |
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