Yes please
Yes please
ckurz7000, don't be put of by anybody.
I think the PRA/ EAA community would find such a book a very valuable and handy asset to have.
I would definitely buy one.
Consider the format though; an e-book might be the way to go. But if you are going to physically produce a book, then I think a ringbound soft (but thick and maybe plasticized cover) cover in about the same size an the FAR/ AIM would be the way to go. This will be hard wearing, will fit on your lap while flying or one a knee-board and easily paged through.
Leave enough spaces for note-taking while airborne, or pockets to stick notes into.
Graphs and tables need to be easily readable, even in a buzzing vibrating contraption in the sky.
Think about including a DVD in the back cover so folks can print out forms or tables or graphs and use those in flight, so they don't mess up their handbook.
You should put this idea to the EAA, PRA and AOPA, maybe NASA? and go to sites like Kickstarter, Indiegogo to get funding. You can also try PeopleStorms for more ideas and insights before you kick off the project.
Good luck. And hurry Up, I'll be needing one soon!
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