Anyone have a M20F PIM

[steezy]

Hi guys I had a question. I got this new student who fly's an Mooney M20F 1968 and I was curious does anyone have a PIM I can download so I can get prepared to fly this airplane with my student.

 

[sparky]

if you can't find someone willing to send you a copy of theirs, they should have it available @
http://www.qref.com/manuals/civilian-aircraft/mooney/mooney-owners-manual-poh-and-pim/#1

hope this helps

 

[steezy]

if you can't find someone willing to send you a copy of theirs, they should have it available @
http://www.qref.com/manuals/civilian-aircraft/mooney/mooney-owners-manual-poh-and-pim/#1

hope this helps

Thanks I appreciate it. I'm hoping I don't have to break out the wallet. Especially on my instructor pay :rawk:

Thanks again though I might be buying it

 

[roundout]

check on mooneyspace.com.

 

[Blackhawk]

If you have not gotten any Mooney training please do so. Also if you do stalls in them give yourself more than the 1500' in the PTS in case it turns into a spin.

 

[steezy]

Does anyone know what to put as the aircraft type in logbook. The student has his PPL in this airplane but lol I didn't look to see what the aircraft code is. Its a M20F mooney. Anyone know :rotfl::crazy:

 

[mooneyguy]

Does anyone know what to put as the aircraft type in logbook. The student has his PPL in this airplane but lol I didn't look to see what the aircraft code is. Its a M20F mooney. Anyone know :rotfl::crazy:

thats it!

 

[mooneyguy]

If you have not gotten any Mooney training please do so. Also if you do stalls in them give yourself more than the 1500' in the PTS in case it turns into a spin.

agreed. the flight manual will say that a 1 ration spin is 2000' altitude loss