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Ride the Chamber!

I would highly recomend the chamber ride. Lot's of good info and a worth while experience for anybody who has any chance of flying above 10,000 MSL. I believe the the course covers the ground portion of the endorsement. Try to get a few friends to go with, it'll be a lot more fun!
 
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Is there a website out there that has a list of all the places where you can take a chamber ride for this endorsement?
 
User997 said:
Is there a website out there that has a list of all the places where you can take a chamber ride for this endorsement?

It's at the bottom of the link already provided, under participating military bases.

http://www.faa.gov/pilots/training/a...logy/index.cfm

It does not give you the endorsement, only fulfills the ground instruction portion. You still need to complete the flight portion and have an instructor endorse your logbook.
 
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Fire Fly,

Are you looking to do it just to have it? The altitude chamber is very good experience and I recommend it. However I fail to see why you are looking for the endorsement. Any airplane that you may fly that requires the endorsement will most likely require you to attend school for the airplane, or at least get aircraft specific instruction to meet the insurance requirements.

I would save my money and get the endorsement when you do the sim training, or checkout, which most likely will be on somebody elses tab, or if you are the owner of such an airplane, included in the training cost.
 
do the chamber ride, so the next time youre farting around at 10,000' and start feeling weird for whatever reason you will have a first hand idea if it is hypoxia related or not, regardless if you get the endorsement or not.
 

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