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Get the Most from Flying Your Cessna 210! This all-new primer on owning and flying the Cessna 210 Centurion is dedicated to helping all who own or want to fly a Cessna 210 master the art of piloting this complex airplane. Author Chuck McGill covers the wide gamut of 210 models, accessories, and modifications, offering his wisdom on optimum performance and safe operations based on his thousands of hours of flying and teaching in the airplane. Flying the Cessna 210 contains 114 full-color photographs and illustrations in 196 pages, as well as abundant facts, tips, and techniques to help anyone command the Centurion for the best performance and safety. So often, people purchase complex go-fast airplanes but don't have a good understanding of the airplane's systems and flight characteristics. McGill has written this book to extend pilots' knowledge far beyond a POH and to help them get optimum performance, safety, and longevity from their airplanes. While offering some background on the C210, T210, and P210, the book is much less about history and mechanics, focusing instead on systems and operations. Its 11 chapters and extensive Appendix offer insight into common operational issues during preflight, taxi, takeoff, climb, cruise, descent, and landing operations unique to each model of the 210. Additionally, it goes a long way to help pilots of airplanes with STC'd mods, accessories, and new avionics understand how those enhancements can be best used to make the most of safe flight operations. The book also highlights the versatility and utility of this multi-talented aircraft.

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Chuck McGill holds commercial single and multiengine land, commercial single engine sea, and instrument airplane certificates, as well as flight instructor certificates for single engine land and sea, multiengine land, and instrument instructor airplane. He is a six-time Master CFI. He started teaching flying in 1981 and has accumulated over 14,200 hours of flight time, with over 10,500 hours of instruction given. In 2009 he was named as the FAA CFI of the Year for the Western Pacific Region. He has been actively involved in aviation safety since 1984, voluntarily serving as a FAA-designated Accident Prevention Counselor, Aviation Safety Counselor, and as a FAASTeam Representative. He teaches model-specific initial and recurrent training programs and provides model-specific aircraft insurance checkouts, instrument courses, commercial ratings, and mountain flying instruction. He has flown his own aircraft throughout the lower forty-eight United States and in Canada, Alaska, Mexico, and Europe. In 1987 he reenacted Lindbergh's crossing of the Atlantic in his Cessna T210. For more information access his website: http: //www.SafeFlightIntl.com

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