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    Posted: 27 Aug 2011 at 1:10pm
Done my Met exam today and passed!  I got 90% so very happy, next I'm hoping to do the Communications exam so I think that should be a bit easier. 
 
So far I've done my Air Law, Human performance and Met, feel like I'm starting to get through them now.Big%20smile
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Well done Tom :-D
How did you find the human performance as that's next on my list to do?
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Thanks, I found the Human performance exam quite straightforward, it's by far the easiest exam I've done. 
 
If you've got an ipod or phone, have a look at the great circle app, I think it's about £3 per subject and it uses all the questions from the PPL confuser which is now discontinued. 
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Well done Tom, interestingly that's the exact same mark as I got.

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Thanks Jack, well done it you too.
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Well done! Getting there. Have you started on navigation yet? I found that one the hardest.
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Thanks, I've started nav exercises in the aircraft, but not started reading the book yet.  I'd imagine it to be quite tricky, although there are 3 or so questions in the exam paper which ask things like: What is Dundee tower frequency?  What hours are Dundee Airport open at weekends?  And it;s just a case of looking at the attached sheet of paper and finding the info on there.  That's the one I'm going to do after the comms.
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Nav depends on accuracy. Make sure you have sharp pencils, that your whizz-wheel isn't slack, and that you know how to use it and how to use the wind wheel on the other side.

If you've done real world nav, the plog/winds bit is simple, but take your time and read the questions - it's very very easy to plan to the wrong point, they're quite sneaky in that the wrong answer will also look perfectly plausible.
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I had planned to sit Met this weekend (but the best laid plans of Mice and Men). I tried that app you suggested and hated it. The questions were weirdly worded and some of them (I felt not relevant) so I am sticking with the PPL Perfector!

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Originally posted by Edward Longe Edward Longe wrote:

I had planned to sit Met this weekend (but the best laid plans of Mice and Men). I tried that app you suggested and hated it. The questions were weirdly worded and some of them (I felt not relevant) so I am sticking with the PPL Perfector!
 
What do you think of the PPL perfecter?  I got a copy the other day and tbh was really disappointed.  The quality of a lot of the diagrams and even the front cover are very poor.  I think the PPL Q&A is much better as it is set out like the real exams are and also has a key facts section at the start of every topic. 
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The PPL Q&A is excellent, only problem is that once you've done the exams; that's it. There's no other questions in the book for your subject (and there are only 3 exams per subject).
 
The "summary" section though in the Q&A is superb, I found it especially useful in Meteorology.

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Originally posted by Aircraft Aviation Aircraft Aviation wrote:

The PPL Q&A is excellent, only problem is that once you've done the exams; that's it. There's no other questions in the book for your subject (and there are only 3 exams per subject).
 
The "summary" section though in the Q&A is superb, I found it especially useful in Meteorology.
 
+1, the "Perfecter" does not include a summery chapter nor is it set out like the real exam. 
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Well done Tom and good luck for the future
 
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Originally posted by crmathie crmathie wrote:

Well done Tom and good luck for the future
 
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I sat Met and Comms today, passed both. 4 down 3 too go!

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Well done, what percentages?
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80 something on both. 

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Bet it a nice feeling knowing you've only got 3 more!oh how I laughed  I'm hoping to have mine all done by Xmas.

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Same here

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I imagine the aircraft general exam is going to be quite a hard one...
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