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First Id like to thank Ali for his talk on Meteorology and what you need to know for the Pilot exam I know I learnt a lot but theres something about meteorology that i struggle to remember it. If others will use it I am willing to put some articles together on here like this


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Hi Colin
could we group these into categories? It would great if we have a section for Met, Airlaw and Principals of flight with a few relative questions each that people can PM me that answers to rather than posting for everyone to see.
For example a temperature trace for a given day could accompany your image above along with a question/exercise such as 'given a source temperature of 22 degrees C how would the thermic activity change with height?'.
Maybe you and I should get together and drum up a few ideas?
Ali
could we group these into categories? It would great if we have a section for Met, Airlaw and Principals of flight with a few relative questions each that people can PM me that answers to rather than posting for everyone to see.
For example a temperature trace for a given day could accompany your image above along with a question/exercise such as 'given a source temperature of 22 degrees C how would the thermic activity change with height?'.
Maybe you and I should get together and drum up a few ideas?
Ali
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Yeah no problem Ali I just put the image up to gauge interest as I dont want to go through the effort of creating something people wont use, but the idea was to create a page with different theory sections and pages within instead of on threads in the forum.
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Hi Colin.
Sounds good keep them coming.
Big thanks to Ali for all the time and efford he's putting in.
J Wallis's link,nice one
scored 86,
have you any more?.
How many questions are there for the complete pilot exam?.
Sounds good keep them coming.
Big thanks to Ali for all the time and efford he's putting in.
J Wallis's link,nice one
How many questions are there for the complete pilot exam?.
Cheers.
Brian. 075403610ninenine
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Always keep your feet firmly on the ground, even when your heads in the air.
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Hi John.
found these.
http://www.freeflightbrighton.co.uk/Pag ... _Exam.html
http://www.khpa.co.uk/?page_id=2
Have fun
found these.
http://www.freeflightbrighton.co.uk/Pag ... _Exam.html
http://www.khpa.co.uk/?page_id=2
Have fun
Cheers.
Brian. 075403610ninenine
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Always keep your feet firmly on the ground, even when your heads in the air.
Brian. 075403610ninenine
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Always keep your feet firmly on the ground, even when your heads in the air.
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