Oxford ATPL Exams Revision CD-ROM

[gijoe]

Anyone used this? Is the one shown here worth buying?

http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=7203251451&rd=1&sspagename=STRK%3AMESE%3AIT&rd=1

[powdermonkey]

Hi gijoe
I have one, I don't know if it is the same, as I bought mine a year ago or so, but you are better off with the online question banks I would say, Bristol or Abacus. OAT CD is limited in the number of questions, but every little hellps I guess.
Abacus is http://www.aerosolutions.be/index.php
and Bristol is [http://213.48.96.23/atponline/jalo/index.asp
Cheers

[zoulou]

Hi guys,

Does anyone of you have the OAT JAA ATPL manuals, i mean the 2004 edition the new one, not the one in Folders but in Books?

Because i'm trying to get information about these books;) Are the books in Hard bound?

Fairwell

Zoulou:ok:

[helicopter-redeye]

I used the OAT CD for phase 1 (alone) and it had a lot of questions on and was very good. I used the CD and Bristol Online for Phase 2.

There wasn't too much overlap and some of the questions rendered on one appeared on the other in a slightly different form.

I think the CD is lower cost but commercially must cost more to distribute.

h-r:)

[gijoe]

it's at a fiver at the moment including p&p - from what all of you above said it must be worth a look.

Thanks for the advice.

Don't anybody else go bidding now.... :ok:

[kui2324]

Zoulou

The Oxford books are softbound.

HTH

kui

[FlyingRat]

They may have changed it but watch the law questions as a few of them are wrong!

[gijoe]

It's not gone yet so it still must be worth a punt at £3.00 + p&p.

RRP £30.00