Without wanting to put any more pressure upon you - you will at some stage need to do an RT practical exam.
So heres how we help you:
Find out where your school does its RT practicals and borrow the kit to practise with. I arrange to borrow the kit and do a practise flight with you from start to finish. This starts with me in as monotone voice as possible doing the ATIS
Every couple of minutes we remove the headsets and discuss what "Phase" of flight we are going to do next and we both leave 30-60 secs between transmissions so we can write stuff down.
THIS REALLY WORKS......
Again not wanting to apply any more pressure, but you owe this to your instructor to get it sorted out. He must be frustrated because you obviously fly nice (otherwise you wouldnt have gone solo) so get it sorted out and you'll really start to enjot the rest of your PPL.
This is just a glitch - dont get disheartened you'll laugh when you are on Finals to Heathrow in 5 years !!!!
