Hello, All,

I started a new thread on the 360 because I was afraid this bit of news my be missed. For those craving more documentation for this bird there is what appears to be a complete Pilot's Operating Handbook on a Canadian historical aviation preservation site. You can download a PDF after registering, but the catch is you have to donate $35 annually to maintain membership.  To some this may appear a bit steep, but consider that there is documentation for a lot of aircraft, civilian and military. Also if you were to go out buy such a manual, assuming you could find one, you'd provably pay several hundred for it, and further, the money for the Canadian site goes for a good cause.

Before you run away, let me tell you that you can still get the information in the manual for free!, You can study the whole document online in the form of an HTML file.  When you go to the site, click on the aircraft tab at the top of the page. You will then see a listing by country, and then by manufacturer., In this case UK and then Short. Select your plane, and you'll be taken to the page containing access to the manual.

You'll see an option to download the PDF. Right next to that you'll see the words "See full screen." Click on those words, and you'll be presented with the whole POH to view online.  Notice at the top there are two tabs, Document and Pages. Pages gives you a view of thumbnails of each page.  This is very handy to scan through quickly until you find something of interest. The Manual tab lets you view the selected page.

You can save this HTML to your computer by right clicking on any page and then selecting "Savs as..." This will cause the whole HTML document to be instantly transferred to your computer as a link. The document itself is not really there. The only advantage to doing this that I can see is that you don't have to creat a bookmark, and you can get to it quickly, if, for instance, you placed it in a folder with your other 360 documents.

Out of curiosity I tried to print a page and I got nothing. You can, however, do an image capture and print that.

 

OK, now here is the site: avialogs.com

Notice I did not provide an actual link. I'm still not sure whether this is permissible under AVSIM rules.

Hope you aviators find this useful.

 

Regards,

Tom

 

 

Thanks, Tom for the tip.

Btw, there's version v1.1 of the Shorts at the Carenado site.

Cheers, Ed

 

1 hour ago, edpatino said:

Btw, there's version v1.1 of the Shorts at the Carenado site.

I did not know that. Thank you very much!

6 minutes ago, Murfman said:

I did not know that. Thank you very much!

To tell the thruth I don't see any change on the Shorts after installing v1.10. Please let me know if you find something different, with Carenado we'll never know.

Cheers, Ed