PPL Studies
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From: South Africa
PPL Studies
Hi there,
Wondering if anyone could give their input:
I am wanting to start with my PPL exams soon and would like some advice on what would probably be the best notes to study from, I live, and am going to write, in South Africa, so please no foreign stuff.
Thanks
Wondering if anyone could give their input:
I am wanting to start with my PPL exams soon and would like some advice on what would probably be the best notes to study from, I live, and am going to write, in South Africa, so please no foreign stuff.
Thanks
Joined: Apr 2009
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From: London
Mate, I used AFE,
AFE PPL Course Series Pack : AFE - Airplan Flight Equipment
Good as any I saw. PPL Confuser also worth looking at...
AFE PPL Course Series Pack : AFE - Airplan Flight Equipment
Good as any I saw. PPL Confuser also worth looking at...
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Joined: Apr 2009
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From: South Africa
Cheers for the advice mate,
However isn't AFE for the British system and therefore of no help for me here in South Africa?
I have heard highly of the PPL Confuser and will look at it.
Cheers
However isn't AFE for the British system and therefore of no help for me here in South Africa?
I have heard highly of the PPL Confuser and will look at it.
Cheers
Joined: Sep 2007
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From: Slough, UK
Most of the syllabuses are virtually identical. After all, it's just understanding the concepts. I would think they would be fine for your PPL studies. I used the AFE pack of 6 books along with the PPL Confuser and found them very good.
Champ
Champ
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From: ENGLAND, BUT IN ASIA NOW
PPL confuser is the way to go, its like bristol ground school, but in an easy hardback version. But also study the AFE books, or any book that you use over there. you might pass just by using the PPL confuser, but I wouldn't take that risk if I was you.
Brian304
Brian304
