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Yay I got a 93 on my practice flight test *update!*

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Yossarian

Lifer
60 question instrument written test coming up on Saturday, I'm using a dvd course to study from since I got bored just reading the books (King course if anyone cares). Does it scare you to know that you can pass with a 70%? Do you want to fly with a C-student pilot in the clouds? 😉 :shocked:

11/13 update

I took the real test today and got a perfect score 🙂 60 out of 60. take that FAA with your trick questions!!! the examiner was impressed, he said they rarely see 100's.
 
It's not that hard to work the controls. You don't *need* a crapload of dials to fly. They help.

Look up Skyking on the forums and ask him some questions. If Kelly's still around, he's a very cool guy. Lives in Seattle.
 
Originally posted by: Nik
It's not that hard to work the controls. You don't *need* a crapload of dials to fly. They help.

Look up Skyking on the forums and ask him some questions. If Kelly's still around, he's a very cool guy. Lives in Seattle.
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when you have no outside visual references you'll be thankful for every instrument in your cockpit 😉
 
Originally posted by: Yossarian
60 question instrument written test coming up on Saturday, I'm using a dvd course to study from since I got bored just reading the books (King course if anyone cares). Does it scare you to know that you can pass with a 70%? Do you want to fly with a C-student pilot in the clouds? 😉 :shocked:
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Thats pretty scary, but considering the amount of plane crashes a year I am not too worried about it.
 
Originally posted by: Zeppelin2282
Originally posted by: Yossarian
60 question instrument written test coming up on Saturday, I'm using a dvd course to study from since I got bored just reading the books (King course if anyone cares). Does it scare you to know that you can pass with a 70%? Do you want to fly with a C-student pilot in the clouds? 😉 :shocked:
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Thats pretty scary, but considering the amount of plane crashes a year I am not too worried about it.
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yeah the pros flying passenger aircraft are awesome and U.S. airline safety records are amazing. but small aircraft have lots of accidents 🙁

disturbing site
 
Originally posted by: Citrix
Congrats. BTW i got a 99% using the king schools Private Pilot Test Course book.
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good job! I got 1 wrong on the private. instrument has so much more material it makes my head spin 🙁 and so much of it is stupid.
 
Originally posted by: TheGoodGuy
i want to learn to fly.. where can i start reading up on this, i know the basics of sorts.
can i borrow the dvds after ur done?
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AOPA flight training site
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my dvd course wouldn't do you much good, you have to get your private pilot license before you need to worry about instrument training. btw Microsoft Flight Simulator 2004 has a pretty good set of training lessons.
 
All you need to know. 😉



<pushes control column forward>

House's get bigger.

</pushes control column forward>



<pulls control column aft>

House's get smaller.

</pulls control column aft>


 
We are very different animals, you and I.

It takes a 93% to make you happy.
It only takes a non-dive non-200mph landing to please me.
 
Hey thats awesome, my company makes flight test prep software and books so I actually know what you are talking about! Since I have to support the software I've learned a lot about it!

/edit you want scary, my company offers a FIRC course and we do acr 8710 processing, we get like 15 CFI's that fail the course a month, Flight instructors failing lol! Kinda makes ya think heh.
 
Originally posted by: DaiShan
Hey thats awesome, my company makes flight test prep software and books so I actually know what you are talking about! Since I have to support the software I've learned a lot about it!
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no kidding! which company?
 
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