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Download the Electronic Briefing Guide here:
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Basic Instrument Scan
This briefing goes over the Basic Instrument Scan. It breaks down many items about your scan along with videos to support your learning. This block is the first step toward being an instrument pilot and it is critical to set a solid foundation. This video will definitely help you with setting this foundation.
Included here is a PAT printout (Power/Attitude/Trim) that you can study from/write on as well as a worksheet to help you test your retention of the numbers you must know. If you think you have all the numbers in your head, print out the worksheet and try filling it out! There are also files for the slide show without narration and you may download the narrated video via the lower right corner of the video control window. We have provided the narrated brief as a downloadable so you can view it without internet if needed.
Included here is a PAT printout (Power/Attitude/Trim) that you can study from/write on as well as a worksheet to help you test your retention of the numbers you must know. If you think you have all the numbers in your head, print out the worksheet and try filling it out! There are also files for the slide show without narration and you may download the narrated video via the lower right corner of the video control window. We have provided the narrated brief as a downloadable so you can view it without internet if needed.
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Download the Scan PAT printout here:
(30 Aug 2016) Download the Scan PAT Worksheet here:
(30 Aug 2016) Download the BI Scan Briefing here:
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This video goes thru and pulls apart the instrument scan during transitions such as: entering climbs & descents, level offs from climbs & descents, and turns at 200 KIAS & 150 KIAS.
BI Scan Practice (Downloadable Video)
This video has been uploaded for you to practice your scan. You can download this video. When you click on the video to get the controller at the bottom of the video, in the bottom right corner is a download symbol.
You do not need to be flying to practice your scan!! If you know your power/pitch combinations, you can follow along and train your eyes/scan to come back to the control instruments after short scans to the performance instruments. This will work your "data collection" part of a scan and get you used to patterns as well as interpreting & reading the instruments quickly. As you see errors, you should be thinking about what you need to do to correct. As mentions, you don't need to be flying to practice this part of scanning.
You do not need to be flying to practice your scan!! If you know your power/pitch combinations, you can follow along and train your eyes/scan to come back to the control instruments after short scans to the performance instruments. This will work your "data collection" part of a scan and get you used to patterns as well as interpreting & reading the instruments quickly. As you see errors, you should be thinking about what you need to do to correct. As mentions, you don't need to be flying to practice this part of scanning.
Timed Turns
This video goes over the Timed Turn procedures and utilizes a PFD/EICAS demo to help learn the procedures and a scanning rhythm.
Steep Turns (45 & 60 Degree AOB)
This video talks you thru Steep Turns procedures with accompanying videos as examples.