Looking for Generic POH for Beech Skipper

[eetrojan]

Hey all - A friend of mine is training in a Beech Skipper. Do any of you have a generic POH in PDF format, or a link to one?

Thanks!

 

[mscard88]

Google it, surprise what you'll find. I've been lucky on ebay buying the actual manuals, very reasonable, some cheap.

 

[Hank S]

Took my first half dozen lessons in a Skipper. Then CFI got a real flying job and I moved out of state. Two moves and ten years later, I trashed my logbook, so naturally I (re)started lessons several months later.

Fun plane, but I didn't like the landing attitude. It's so long ago, I don't remember what it was, just that it made me uncomfortable.

The Skipper brings new meaning to the phrase "Baby Beech." Not many other low wing planes have two doors!

 

[eetrojan]

Google it, surprised what you'll find. I've been lucky on ebay buying the actual manuals, very reasonable, some cheap.

I tried, but so far no luck. It seems Skipper manuals aren't quite as common as 172 manuals. (Smile)

 

[PaulS]

Looks like you have to buy one, but this link covers a lot.

http://www.pilotfriend.com/training/flight_training/fxd_wing/skipper.htm

 

[JLowe]

Got my license in a skipper. Great plane. Watch out for high DA! I think google had all I needed.

 

[mscard88]

Instructed in Skippers but preferred the C152, although the Skipper was more comfy.

 

[eetrojan]

Looks like you have to buy one, but this link covers a lot.

http://www.pilotfriend.com/training/flight_training/fxd_wing/skipper.htm

Thanks. I passed it along.

Hopefully he'll buy one since I can't find a PDF for him.