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Forum: Medical & Health
29th Jun 2010, 16:48
Replies: 1,000
Views: 174,372
Posted By TelBoy

Very interesting relv3, where did you take the...

Very interesting relv3, where did you take the CAD test? - I see your location is USA.
Forum: Medical & Health
28th May 2010, 07:25
Replies: 1,000
Views: 174,372
Posted By TelBoy

mrg92, If you pass any of the colour vision...

mrg92,

If you pass any of the colour vision tests you will only do them once as tests stand in the EU at the moment.

The FAA test colour vision at every medical unless you have a waiver -...
Forum: Medical & Health
25th May 2010, 22:54
Replies: 1,000
Views: 174,372
Posted By TelBoy

mrg92 If you fail the ishihara test, ie one...

mrg92

If you fail the ishihara test, ie one or more errors then you will go straight to the CAD test. It will make it quite a day to say the least!

If you feel that you have CV problems - GET...
Forum: Medical & Health
11th May 2010, 13:43
Replies: 1,000
Views: 174,372
Posted By TelBoy

Practice makes perfect

As I feel that I have now taken all the colour vision tests I am ever going to, I should like to add a bit about preparing for your CV test.

To anyone with colour vision problems, such as most...
Forum: Medical & Health
4th Apr 2010, 23:49
Replies: 1,000
Views: 174,372
Posted By TelBoy

batty - you say one MORE error would result in...

batty - you say one MORE error would result in falure? how many can you get wrong down under? Did you do, or get offered the Signal Light Test?

Glad you got your class 1 and sorry I cant answer...
Forum: Medical & Health
11th Mar 2010, 10:02
Replies: 1,000
Views: 174,372
Posted By TelBoy

Sorry bearbear for the confusion. When I took my...

Sorry bearbear for the confusion. When I took my SLT the MFT was needed for class 1. Then the FAA changed rules and accepted the SLT for ALL classes of medical - and gave me a letter of evidence for...
Forum: Medical & Health
10th Mar 2010, 12:45
Replies: 1,000
Views: 174,372
Posted By TelBoy

bearbear, When I took the SLT it was much...

bearbear,

When I took the SLT it was much the same as today.

You do the SLT and then get an unrestricted class 3 medical (for PPL) this allows you to do your PPL and get flying experience...
Forum: Medical & Health
9th Mar 2010, 18:39
Replies: 1,000
Views: 174,372
Posted By TelBoy

bearbear, You need an FAA medical that has...

bearbear,

You need an FAA medical that has colour vision restriction on it to apply for the SLT. I applied for mine from the UK, but had to take it in the US - and passed:). The FAA give you a...
Forum: Medical & Health
28th Feb 2010, 22:15
Replies: 1,000
Views: 174,372
Posted By TelBoy

Monty, I think the UK CAA are the only authority...

Monty, I think the UK CAA are the only authority that issue restricted class 1 medicals. The medical states for day only and no public transport. You can get an IR so not limited to VFR.

The...
Forum: Medical & Health
19th Jan 2010, 00:09
Replies: 1,000
Views: 174,372
Posted By TelBoy

Just to add - try looking at the demo through a...

Just to add - try looking at the demo through a RED filter - also ishihara. Just see for yourself.
Forum: Medical & Health
19th Jan 2010, 00:07
Replies: 1,000
Views: 174,372
Posted By TelBoy

I have done the CAD at both Citi Uni and the CAA,...

I have done the CAD at both Citi Uni and the CAA, and be prepared for a less than pleasant experience.

The test will take between 12 and 15 minuets. You sit with your chin on a rest staring at...
Forum: Medical & Health
16th Nov 2009, 22:35
Replies: 1,000
Views: 174,372
Posted By TelBoy

I'm in - very happy to be by your side 2close. ...

I'm in - very happy to be by your side 2close.

Time for bull s**t out and practical common sense in that has no "hidden agenda"
Forum: Medical & Health
22nd Oct 2009, 14:22
Replies: 1,771
Views: 461,600
Posted By TelBoy

Hummm 2 years ago it was £40 for the CV tests -...

Hummm 2 years ago it was £40 for the CV tests - and that was an increase from £30!
Forum: Medical & Health
20th Oct 2009, 22:18
Replies: 1,000
Views: 174,372
Posted By TelBoy

Windforce I have sat the CAD at City and...

Windforce

I have sat the CAD at City and the CAA.

My results at City did NOT have a numeric value. I got my results from the CAA by doing a Subject Access Request. They requested a numeric...
Forum: Medical & Health
11th Oct 2009, 06:21
Replies: 1,771
Views: 461,600
Posted By TelBoy

15.6 SNU and the pass is 6!

15.6 SNU and the pass is 6!
Forum: Medical & Health
10th Oct 2009, 06:29
Replies: 1,771
Views: 461,600
Posted By TelBoy

No charge - he emailed me the results.

No charge - he emailed me the results.
Forum: Medical & Health
9th Oct 2009, 06:38
Replies: 1,000
Views: 174,372
Posted By TelBoy

I got my CAD results from the CAA (taken at...

I got my CAD results from the CAA (taken at Aviation House) by a Subject Access Request. I compared with the graph City Uni had given me when I did it with them. The two are similar, but not exact.
...
Forum: Medical & Health
5th Oct 2009, 09:06
Replies: 1,000
Views: 174,372
Posted By TelBoy

FAA Colour Vision and FAA CAD

Below is a good link to current FAA Color Vision requirements

https://aviationmedicine.com/articles/index.cfm?fuseaction=displayArticle&articleID=31

I'm glad I have my Letter of Evidance :ok:...
Forum: Professional Pilot Training (includes ground studies)
30th Sep 2009, 08:36
Replies: 25
Views: 4,043
Posted By TelBoy

I think it is only Basic disclosure for airside...

I think it is only Basic disclosure for airside pass. This will not show any spent convictions.

Try contacting NACRO for advice.
Forum: Medical & Health
19th Sep 2009, 22:26
Replies: 1,771
Views: 461,600
Posted By TelBoy

A middle button????? there was only 4 when I took...

A middle button????? there was only 4 when I took it. Top Left, Top Right, Bottom Left and Bottom Right - where the hell did the middle button come from!

Humm not another shift of the goal posts.
Forum: Medical & Health
17th Sep 2009, 14:51
Replies: 1,000
Views: 174,372
Posted By TelBoy

Cure for colour blindness

The BBC report that need money posted is "interesting" but I feel that a cure for CVD is not needed and a waste of time.

My own colour vision is perhaps worse than some on this forum, but I live...
Forum: Medical & Health
2nd Sep 2009, 14:39
Replies: 1,000
Views: 174,372
Posted By TelBoy

A Hisory Lesson

As history is always in the making and the CAD is just the latest, I should like to take a look at the past to try and predict the future.

A long time ago before the JAA (1990's) there were three...
Forum: Medical & Health
2nd Sep 2009, 07:55
Replies: 1,000
Views: 174,372
Posted By TelBoy

It will be interesting for the winners and losers...

It will be interesting for the winners and losers of the CAD test to tell there story here.

As for me - a loser (well actually no better or worse than the old tests).

It will also be...
Forum: Medical & Health
1st Sep 2009, 12:20
Replies: 1,000
Views: 174,372
Posted By TelBoy

NZ Colour Vision

The Colour Vision requirements in NZ can be found here http://www.caa.govt.nz/medical/Med_Info_Sheets/MIS006.pdf
Forum: Medical & Health
22nd Aug 2009, 06:41
Replies: 1,000
Views: 174,372
Posted By TelBoy

For those that have had results back from the CAA...

For those that have had results back from the CAA and taken the CAD at Aviation House, do a Subject Access Request to them (costs £10) and you will most likely see that they sent your results to the...
Forum: Medical & Health
15th Aug 2009, 06:46
Replies: 1,000
Views: 174,372
Posted By TelBoy

You can always do the CAD at City Uni and ask...

You can always do the CAD at City Uni and ask them for the results.

If you even make a BIG pain in the ass of yourself the CAA might do the test for you - and then get City to look at the...
Forum: Medical & Health
28th Jul 2009, 15:46
Replies: 1,000
Views: 174,372
Posted By TelBoy

The proposals for the CAD test are a LOT more far...

The proposals for the CAD test are a LOT more far reaching than JAA land. The CAA have taken it to the ICAO and have had talks with the FAA.

In reality it will probably not affect us in Euro land...
Forum: Medical & Health
27th Jul 2009, 13:16
Replies: 1,000
Views: 174,372
Posted By TelBoy

A question for Bealzebub

Bealzebub, your opinions vary a lot from most on this thread and it is good that you partake to give another view.

I should like your opinion on the fact that the CAA refuse to give me the...
Forum: Medical & Health
25th Jul 2009, 07:19
Replies: 1,000
Views: 174,372
Posted By TelBoy

CAD Test double standards

For those that have read the NPA's can see that it IS intended in JAA (or EASA) land to test colour vision at every medical and is proposed to do this using the CAD test.

As 2close points out...
Forum: Medical & Health
22nd Jul 2009, 08:43
Replies: 1,771
Views: 461,600
Posted By TelBoy

You can get in touch with City Uni here Applied...

You can get in touch with City Uni here Applied Vision Research Centre (http://www.city.ac.uk/avrc/) or try emailing this lady who is part of the research [email protected]
Forum: Medical & Health
21st Jul 2009, 22:24
Replies: 1,000
Views: 174,372
Posted By TelBoy

niallp your range for the Nagel seems a bit odd...

niallp your range for the Nagel seems a bit odd starting at 0. Mine at city uni was a matching range of 27 - 31 however I am still no wiser as where this leaves me with the JAA.
Forum: Medical & Health
15th Jul 2009, 11:23
Replies: 1,771
Views: 461,600
Posted By TelBoy

I have always had trouble relating the...

I have always had trouble relating the anomalascope results to JAA standards, but the City Uni should be able to tell you.

I have heard that the Dr in Spiez is very thorough and will do an...
Forum: Medical & Health
12th Jul 2009, 22:08
Replies: 1,771
Views: 461,600
Posted By TelBoy

The UK CAA should accept the anomalascope results...

The UK CAA should accept the anomalascope results if they are within JAA standards as it is a recognised JAA test.

The CAD test has not yet been accepted so they can only give you an idea that...
Forum: Medical & Health
10th Jul 2009, 23:09
Replies: 1,771
Views: 461,600
Posted By TelBoy

Thought some people might be interested in the...

Thought some people might be interested in the following link

http://www.caa.co.uk/docs/49/20090618CADForCMOsForum.pdf

To get in touch with the City Uni

Applied Vision Research Centre...
Forum: Medical & Health
5th Jul 2009, 08:42
Replies: 1,000
Views: 174,372
Posted By TelBoy

Citi Uni Test CAD

A lot has been said in the last few pages about the CAD test so I post a link to the Citi Uni site where you can read a bit about it and have a go yourself.

Remember though the real test lasts...
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