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Old 4th Jan 2009, 11:40
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Bristol QB

Hi,

ive searched all over and cant seem to find a post on this, does anyone know from experience how good the bristol qb is for instruments and systems? (JAA)

much help appreciated
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Old 4th Jan 2009, 12:07
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as close as it gets
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Old 5th Jan 2009, 05:14
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Learn the QB and you will pass easily. The questions are the same, it feels like cheating.
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instruments with QB only....not much chance at real exam
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Old 5th Jan 2009, 13:35
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Learn the Question Bank... Pass the ATPL... Fail the Type Rating.

The basic knowledge needs to be there, not just for the ATPL's, but for the rest of your career.
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Fail the Type Rating.

how you can fail the type rating?
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what total rubbish. I learnt the QB and had no trouble at all passing a type course. A lot of the stuff in the ATPL's is things you don't need to know, the stuff you need to know is stuff that you will come across again and again, during type courses or line training or IR renewals or line checks or line flying etc. Obviously knowing everything is the best way but not knowing it all is not that bad, there is way too much stuff to know so you would forget the unimportant bits in the end anyway. Ask any 10,000hr+ Catain on a widebody jet how many fire extinguishers a 100 seat a/c needs and they won't know. Same goes for the inner workings of a ac gen etc etc.
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