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G-SPOTs Lost 25th Sep 2005 21:45

Performance Exam Crammer
 
Need to Cram for the ATPL performance exam.

I need a school to do the course just prior to the exam (NOV 7th)

or....

A very friendly School instructor who will tutor me in the evenings prior to the exam and charge me accordingly.

I will position anywhere in the UK. I just need to get it passed and quick.

I have the Bristol GS notes, need any further help in passing this exam. I havn't done an exam since the CAA ATPL's in 1999

All suggestions considered, thanks in advance.

geraldn 25th Sep 2005 22:11

perf exam
 
check your private messages

ClearReverse 26th Sep 2005 10:48

Perf Instructor
 
Check your pm's

european champion 1st Oct 2005 22:47

I am interested in doing the quick pre exam course too,any suggestions please.

Dotun 10th Oct 2005 16:22

Performance Exam, Courses & Books
 
Hello guys,

How good are these books by Keith Williams on performance and principles of flight. Am already using Bristol, but am finding it difficult getting my head round these two subjects. Would it be wise spending some more money getting these books and using them as a revision aid ?

Regards
DMan

Megaton 10th Oct 2005 16:26

Sorry, Keith, but I found them a bit heavy going and in more depth than was really required. They are excellent books but I don't think you really have the time to go through all his questions and solutions for one subject whilst studying for another 6 or 7 exams.

Future Pundit 10th Oct 2005 21:30

Sorry to dissagree with you Ham Phisted but I found them invaluable. Each to their own!

I spent about 2-3 days going through each book. You do not need to learn every question and can skip the areas you understand. I only discovered these books (some had not been written) halfway through my exams. In those subjects where I used the books (my weaker subjects) I got over 90%. The results speak for themselves.

Dotun 11th Oct 2005 09:27

Thanks guys for the reply. I guess I will buy the performance book and see how the exam goes. 2 - 3 days study seems ok.

Regards
DMan

pugzi 11th Oct 2005 11:54

Perf help
 
Hi,

I do performance private tuition all the time for people, just PM me if you want, most people only need a fews hours and then the penny drops and the sun starts to shine once more

crap pilot 11th Oct 2005 14:16

Is there a book for each subject or just PoF and Performance?
Where can i get hold of these Books?

WX Man 11th Oct 2005 16:29

You can get them direct from Keith at EPTA in Bournemouth.

The "Magic Book" as it became to be known in my ATPL circle of friends is invaluable and WELL worth it.

If you don't invest the time looking through each of the 1000 questions, you're not investing enough time. Work harder! Or spend another £54 lining the pockets of the CAA!

Future Pundit 11th Oct 2005 21:19

Another purchase I reccomend making are the 'Keynotes For Pilots Key Facts for JAA ATPL' There are two books in the series at £20 each and they cover all the JAA subjects.

The beauty of them is that they contain all the information vital for the exams but not in a huge A4 file. It means you can read them easily in front of the TV, or at work if you want to be discreet.

Anyway, they worked for me.

Turkish777 12th Oct 2005 00:53

RE:Performance ATPL Exam Sept 2005
 
Just to let you know thanks to me querying a question (2 pointer graph) on this exam you were all awarded a credit for my complaint regardless if you got in right on wrong...

So those of you which passed with a score of 75%-80% seriously owe me a beer when I get back to England...

Turkish 1 / CAA 0



:ok:

G-SP0T 12th Oct 2005 16:04

G-SPOT never gets lost - i am a navigating king

helicopter-redeye 12th Oct 2005 16:13

Try GTS at Bournmouth. Pete Swatton wrote the manual on Performance. www.gtserv.co.uk from memory.

h-r:)

smith 13th Oct 2005 00:30

Future Pundit

WHere do you get the books you mentioned from?

Glide Perfectionist 13th Oct 2005 12:05

Smith

In answer for Future Pundit (account scewed up!) I bought mine from the Transair shop in Gloucester. They are written by Stuart E Smith/Mike T Groves ISBN 0-9540275-2-3 and ISBN 0-9540275-3-1.

I then bought the Keynotes for CPL skills test, however this was not quite as much use due to the differing/evolving methods used by different instructors and schools but again it was useful as a quick reference guide.

smith 13th Oct 2005 19:16

Glide perfectionist

Cant seem to find these books in Transair, what is the exact title of them? Thanks

Glide Perfectionist 13th Oct 2005 20:13

smith

I have dug one book out and the exact title is:
"KEYNOTES FOR PILOTS

KEY FACTS for JAA ATPL Examinations Vol 1" and vol 2

The web pages are:
http://www.transair.co.uk/product4.a...Product_ID=757

and

http://www.transair.co.uk/product4.a...Product_ID=758


Hope this helps.

G-SPOTs Lost 7th Nov 2005 20:18

Performance Exam November
 
Hello there,

Anybody else get the graph question answers as:

MEP Climb question - 1280 ft per min

MRJT Landing Distance - 3100 metres

Been fretting all the way home!!! :(


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