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Old 17th Jul 2012, 08:55   #1 (permalink)
 
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Question PPL (H) - Principles of Flight

Would be grateful for some advice. I have the PPL (H) Principles of Flight exam coming up. Have been ploughing through the Wagtendonk book but the test paper at the end (there is only one I think) seems to have quite different questions from the Bristol Groundschool's ATPL database which a fellow student recommended. Have found PPL Cruiser quite helpful for some of the other exams but they don't have rotary-specific question banks. Is there anywhere to get a database of PPL questions for this exam so I know I'm revising the right things - any help appreciated, Thanks
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Old 17th Jul 2012, 10:31   #2 (permalink)

 
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Old 17th Jul 2012, 10:35   #3 (permalink)
 
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If you spend a little time on this site you will see an advert from an outfit called CAPT (run by one of our posters Paco). They are hele through and through.

They do training and books for all sorts of hele licences. They offer a PPL standard PofF book. Remember, it is not just passing the exam. P of F knowledge is needed to fly the thing properly too.

I am just a customer of theirs, so hopefully OK to mention......
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Old 17th Jul 2012, 19:03   #4 (permalink)
 
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You may wish to consider one to one training through Derek Davidson at Bournemouth. Although he does not do the Helicopter bits he has a heli guy who does who explains things in the most simple of ways that even I could understand it and I is fik.

Good luck anyway.
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Old 18th Jul 2012, 07:57   #5 (permalink)
 
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Thanks everyone for advice
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