Master Your GPS with a Simple, Pilot-Friendly Guide
Our family of “Pilot Friendly” GPS manuals are NOT just rewrites of the manufacturer’s manuals. They provide a task oriented format that focuses on procedures, not “button ology”. The table-of-contents lists the procedures of the GPS unit can perform. Go to that page and the steps are listed 1, 2, 3, … to complete that task. Simple, fast and effective.
Both formats for one price




Features:
Task-oriented format with step-by-step instructions
Fully illustrated with simple diagrams
Digital manuals are easy to read on an iPad; keep them in your EFB app for quick access
Optional spiral bound printed manuals for easy use in the cockpit
Features:
Task-oriented format with step-by-step instructions
Fully illustrated with simple diagrams
Digital manuals are easy to read on an iPad; keep them in your EFB app for quick access
Optional spiral bound printed manuals for easy use in the cockpit
Features:


Task-oriented
format with
step-by-step
instructions


Fully illustrated
with simple
diagrams


Digital manuals are
easy to read on an
iPad; keep them in
your EFB app for
quick access


Optional spiral
bound printed
manuals for easy
use in the cockpit
How well do you really know your GPS?
The user manuals available from GPS manufacturers are not designed with training in mind. They tell you what each button does, but not necessarily the best sequence to accomplish a specific task.
It’s important to understand the different situations that can come up at any time in the cockpit—especially when flying IFR. You need to know the capabilities of your GPS and how to get exactly what you need, quickly, when you need it. Whether it’s a straightforward procedure or something unexpected — you need to be ready to go, and not fumbling with your equipment.
That’s where these manuals come in. They provide a simple task-based format for learning your GPS. Each function is broken down into individual steps that guide you through the different ways you can accomplish a task or procedure in your GPS. It’s as simple as following the steps, and before you know it you’ll be using your GPS to its full capabilities.
How well do you really know your GPS?
Our GPS manuals are written by a team of highly accomplished CFIs, with decades of experience teaching pilots to fly with advanced avionics.
These CFIs know how pilots use GPS units in real-world situations and organize them with this in mind. They bring a practical usability and efficiency to each manual.
We regularly talk with customers who have purchased these manuals and have implemented many suggestions over the years to improve them.
It just makes sense to learn from experienced pilots who have spent thousands of hours studying and organizing GPS operations into a simple manual?
Who Should Use These GPS Manuals?


New user
If you’ve recently acquired a GPS
unit, you’ll find these manuals
the perfect way to get up to
speed on your new equipment.
They can be especially effective
when used along with training
videos that may have come with
your unit. The biggest benefit
is helping you tame the steep
learning curve by explaining
functions in terms and examples
that pilots use in everyday flight.


Intermediate user
Most pilots fit in this category.
You may have had your unit for
a while, and you are using it
on your flights. But you could
be more efficient. If you find
yourself taking too long to find
the commands or functions you
need, this will help. The single
pilot IFR workload is too high to
spend time fiddling with knobs
and buttons. You need to be
confident with your GPS to use it
to your fullest.


Experienced user
If you are comfortable and
confident with your GPS, maybe
you don’t need a resource like
this. But if you find there are
some loose ends or functions
you aren’t getting the most out
of, the functional layout of the
manual can help you quickly
master the power of your GPS
and use it to its full potential
so you get the most out of your
investment.
Sample pages






“The manuals we looked at were well written and broken up in a fashion that made sense for
a pilot using the particular GPS. Most terms were clearly defined, something we appreciate.
Because they are written in a how-to, or task-oriented style, we thought they were easier to
use than the manufacturer’s manuals…”
- Aviation Consumer Magazine