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flash123 29th Jun 2006 00:04

NZ ATPL Insturment and Navaids review questions
 
Anyone got any navaids review questions on the computer they could send me?

mattyj 29th Jun 2006 01:57

If you fly over the equator from south to north, which way would you turn the correction nut in your Directional Gyro...clockwise or anticlockwise?:yuk: :yuk:

Geez I'm glad I finished that stupid exam!!

pakeha-boy 29th Jun 2006 04:09

...If the surface temp is 28C and the dew point 12C....what is the altitude of the lowest cloud layer......very important when flying jet A/C at FL390....

Uncle Chop Chop 30th Jun 2006 12:26

And let's not forget latitude nut bullsh*t questions....isn't it connected to my foofoo valve?

PitterPatter 1st Jul 2006 21:22

Exam credit slips.......
 
Dont forget to keep your Knowledge Deficiency Reports!!!

CAA snuck this under the Radar aye....

61.21 Flight tests
to be eligible to undertake a flight test, an applicant must..............
...............produce a knowledge deficiency report for each written
examination required for the written examination credit with evidence of knowledge improvement, certified by a Category A or B flight instructor, in the deficient areas detailed;

How many CPL's around the country have biffed the bottom of their exam credits, but are waiting for an ATPL?

ViagraDependent 1st Jul 2006 21:39

The real question is, where are you going to find a B-Cat at the local hero club that is going to know more about the subjects than someone who is coming up for their command???

Uncle Chop Chop 3rd Jul 2006 03:01

Yes I've done that and my command is coming up. Better head to Ardmore where someone can tell me how it is....if only I had those KDRs still...:ugh:

centurian 3rd Jul 2006 08:10

Getting off topic but....
 

if only I had those KDRs still...
Very shortly to do my ATPL and recently heard this. I threw the useless things away years ago. So I emailed ASL, and guess what, now they want some more money out of me. But the reprinted KDR's are the best value on their menu, only "$30 for 2 or more"
I thought i had finished giving money to those thieving pricks, but then a rule amendment.:ugh: ...

Sqwark2000 3rd Jul 2006 21:29


The real question is, where are you going to find a B-Cat at the local hero club that is going to know more about the subjects than someone who is coming up for their command???
Funny thing here is that you don't need to be a current A/B Cat to sign someones KDR's off, nor do you need to hold the Exam credit yourself to do so either.

Another class innovation from CAA. Senior Co's will just sign each others KDR's off no probs :ok:

S2K

Uncle Chop Chop 3rd Jul 2006 23:52

S2K that is great news I will do just that with one of my FO brothers. So do the CAA put ideas into a hat at smoko and the most ridiculous idea which comes out gets made into legislation?:rolleyes:

zkcub 4th Jul 2006 01:02

So does that mean a B Cat working through the ATPL theory can sign off his/her own KDR!?

mattathm 24th Jul 2006 22:50

this is soooo funny
 
CAA you are just a bunch of Cun:mad:s Against Aviation.
Us pilot types have to sit down and struggle through reading a whole lot of infomation to fill our heads full of unnescary s:mad:t so that we can go in and try to pass some random ASL exam on some topics that we will never ever ever ever ever ever ever ever ever use.:ugh:
Q. Gimble latitude nut on a compass, which way wil we turn it.
A. We dont fuc:mad: turn it any fuc:mad: way, the engineer does!
Q. What stops flicker on a CRT screen?
A. Who gives a flying fuc:mad: ? if its still working we use it, if it doesnt work any more, we MEL it and write it up and the avionics people fix it.
For god sake! cant we have some exams with questions in that actually relate to what we do... should I remind you, we fly and operate planes. We dont repair, fix, adjust. We sit in the cockpit (the 2 front seats at the front of the plane) from when it takes off to when it lands.
We dont carry a snap-on 3746853746 piece tool kit to carry out gimble nut adjustments or a soldiering iron to repair the CRT screen flicker or anything lke that.
I feel sorry for all of us (yeah me to) that havent sat an ATPL flight test yet to now have to pay more money to get our KDR's and learn stuff that not even important to what we do.
You guys set the exam conditions. 70% pass or below that fail. Simple.
I could go on for hours here but it winds me up so ill just go and hit the books and find out some more uselss infomation so i can pass another stupid irrelavant exam......:ugh: :(
good luck to you all out there.:ok:

Mr Proachpoint 25th Jul 2006 12:29

Grrrrrrrrrrr!!!!!!!!!!!! Who gives a flying fox which gimbal the fricking latitude nut is attached to. My Missus drives a Subaru Justy(!) to and from wherever. She doesn't know what the grade of solder is that holds the steel mesh filter screen covering the pickup tube of her oil pump. And why should she? There are more important things to know. Get the picture ASL, CAA?.............

MAPt


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