Socata Trinidad PIM for Ben

[poadeleted3]

Ben, Socata has the PIM for the Trinidad on their site available free for download in PDF format. I've not read the one for the Trinidad, but the manual for the Tobago is excellent.

Isn't it nice of Socata to put this here, btw? It's $50 or more to buy a PIM for planes from competing manufacturers.

Anyway, here's the link:

http://www.socata.eads.net/web/lang/en/1024/content/OF00000031800002/3/00/31800003.html

 

[poadeleted3]

Oops! Just read you have the PIM, Ben. Oh well, I'll leave the link there in case anyone else (like me) has a fascination with such things.

 

[Ghery]

Joe,

Thanks for the link. That is good marketing on their part. Many of the questions one might have in shopping for a new plane (hey, MegaMillions is up to something like $265M tonight, I can dream) are answered in that document far more completely than in a brochure.

 

[spiderweb]

Thanks, Joe. Yep, I saw that, but I decided to buy it anyway. I like to be able to leaf through these things, use the highlighter, take notes, etc. Luckily, this one was only $35.

 

[spiderweb]

Joe, what do you think about this bird? Weren't you considering getting checked out in the TB-10?

 

[poadeleted3]

Joe, what do you think about this bird? Weren't you considering getting checked out in the TB-10?

I've always liked the bird in theory, haven't flown one. It's not likely I will anytime soon. My wife is again making noises about the drive to PNE when we have so many closer airports. Considering it's a three hour round trip she does have a point. Perhaps later this summer I'll do it just for the fun of it, and so I can see what the planes are like.