So information presented online isn't as valid as that presented in a seminar format? Online content from universities and Ted talks (and APS)are a complete waste of time?
The internet version of "Engine Management Made Easy" is a detailed, multi-media, online course reflecting nearly all of the aspects of the live class. It is designed for all levels of pilot experience, from the private pilot to the ATP and covers basic piston engine theory from the basics through advanced concepts. You will see all of the same material as seen in the live class including the engine runs on the Carl Goulet Memorial Engine Test Facility at GAMI and the in-flight videos shown in class. The APS class has always been a firehose of information over 2 1/2 intense days in the classroom. One advantage to the online course is that you may proceed at your own pace. For a more detailed overview of the material, see the description of the curriculum to the live class.
So what would andrewr not understand about what you are talking about from the online content?
