Instrument Flight Tutorials?

[DaveSims]

I am considering finally completing my instrument rating, now that I have a means to do so relatively cheap.  I did quite a bit of instrument training ten years ago, and wanted to use FS to brush up on my basic skills before going out and wasting too much Avgas.

I know we have the PPL tutorials on the top of the page here, and at one time Brett talked of doing instrument tutorials.  Were these tutorials ever done?

[aeroart]

Check your local library for William Kershner's "Instrument Flight Manual." He wrote great instruction manuals.

The FAA's website also has free manuals, including instrument flying and, separately, instrument flight procedures. The AIM is also available on that site. You can print any or all of anything listed.

Art

[Gregorio]

If it is still time, there is a book called Microsoft Flight Simulator X for Pilots - Real World Training that, as far as I could check, is very good and also specifically written towards those that want to use FSX to train real procedures. It has a section only on instrument rating.

[Jokerc152]

If it is still time, there is a book called Microsoft Flight Simulator X for Pilots - Real World Training that, as far as I could check, is very good and also specifically written towards those that want to use FSX to train real procedures. It has a section only on instrument rating.

Yeah that book is fairly good I used it quite a bit when I went to do my instrument rating helped quite a bit