Learn the Mad Dog consists of two
separate parts, both of which are packed with aircraft information and
lessons built from actual aircraft reference documentation and pilot
input.
Part
1 provides you with detailed instruction on how to operate the
aircraft's systems and controls. Each system is covered extensively to
ensure you understand the function and use.
All information is clearly delivered in a
combination of video, screenshots and illustrations;
professionally narrated and easy to understand.
Panel Introduction
Electrical Systems
Aircraft Lighting
Fire Detection & Suppression
Air & Pneumatics Systems
Ice & Rain Protection
Hydraulic Systems
Landing Gear & Brakes
Fuel Systems
Flight Controls
Powerplant & Engine Controls
Flight Instruments
Warning & Caution Systems
Autoflight Systems
Radios & Communications
Flight Management System (FMS)
Crew Communications
Part
2 applies those new skills and knowledge from preflight to
shutdown in a special instructional demonstration. You'll watch
from the jump seat as we take you through a complete flight
scenario and explain each system's use as well as different
techniques.
Preflight Checks
Crew Communications Usage
Push Back & Engine Start-up
Taxi out
Take Off
Climb Phase
Cruise
Descent and Approach Preparations
Approach
Landing
Taxi in
Shutdown and Secure
Meet the Narrators
Gayle
Conroy was born and raised in Michigan,
and graduated top in her class from Specs
Howard School of Broadcast Arts. Gayle now
writes and produces radio commercials and
specialized programming for a
3-station cluster in Detroit.
www.gayleconroy.com
As
a 30-year veteran of the advertising and
marketing wars, Pete Presnal spent
the bulk of the last three decades working
for radio stations and advertising agencies
in his native Michigan. Pete also runs The
Socratic Duck to help small businesses
market their innovation.
www.socraticduck.com
Part
1 provides you with detailed instruction on how to operate the
aircraft's systems and controls. Each system is covered extensively to
ensure you understand the function and use.
Part
2 applies those new skills and knowledge from preflight to
shutdown in a special instructional demonstration. You'll watch
from the jump seat as we take you through a complete flight
scenario and explain each system's use as well as different
techniques. 
Gayle
Conroy was born and raised in Michigan,
and graduated top in her class from Specs
Howard School of Broadcast Arts. Gayle now
writes and produces radio commercials and
specialized programming for a 
As
a 30-year veteran of the advertising and
marketing wars, Pete Presnal spent
the bulk of the last three decades working
for radio stations and advertising agencies
in his native Michigan. Pete also runs The
Socratic Duck to help small businesses
market their innovation.