Instrument Rating Ground School Introduction and Chapter 1

This is the first in a series of videos to accompany the Instrument Ground School sponsored by EAA Chapter 1641 in Bloomsburg, PA. These videos are intended as a supplement to Rod Machado's Instrument Pilot's Handbook which may be obtained here: rodmachado.com/products/rod-m.... Students are advised to read each chapter, then watch the corresponding video, and finally to bring any questions they might have to our class meeting (be it virtual or in-person).

[@thomasbowen6669]

Thank you Phil for making these videos!

[@RusscanFLY]

I will be watching this entire playlist. Thanks for creating it! This instrument training is a brain buster. Again, thanks for the playlist. I am also subscribing to check out your other content. Peace and fly well!

[@matt_yalcin]

thank you! very nice tips and good information for who starting instrument rating

[@Deanjacob7]

1.5x your welcome

[@myricalmusic666]

Thank you so much!😂

[@pilotsalmanalkhaldi5649]

Thanks 👍

[@lifesdailydose8885]

Hello do the 10hours of instrument in your night rating count in the 40 hours of your instrument rating?

[@PhilipPolstra]

You need 40 hours of instrument time of which 15 is with an instrument instructor. So any instrument time can be used for remaining 25 hours.

[@lifesdailydose8885]

@@PhilipPolstra oh thanks 😊

[@tylerwamsley9388]

What book are these videos based on?

[@PhilipPolstra]

rodmachado.com/products/rod-machado-s-instrument-pilot-s-handbook-book-and-ebook?aff=151 Rod Machado Instrument book.

[@Ezel21love]

Thanks a lot, is this FAA?

[@RealHiipixel]

Its based in PA so yes

[@nickhopkins73]

No this is Patrick

[@jesusyanque6144]

It is based on FAA????. Thanks '

[@PhilipPolstra]

Based on Rod Machado Instrument book which is available from here rodmachado.com/products/rod-machado-s-instrument-pilot-s-handbook-book-and-ebook?aff=151. This has a lot more good information that is not found in FAA book.

[@paramkore1101]

Will watching the videos be enough for the exam?

[@PhilipPolstra]

No. These are intended to accompany ground instruction. For the exams I always recommend Prepware or similar products to prepare. The intent here is to help people work through the Rod Machado book, not just pass the test.

[@Shannonbarnesdr1]

i like x plane and MSF , x plane 11 is a lil better to me as it seems to have more selection of aircraft,
including my Boeing 73 ;-)