Bristol Posted December 10, 2006 Posted December 10, 2006 For Interactive Training CD's / Videos, etc. What do you prefer? GleimASA??? I have the ASA 07 Private Pilot Test Prep, so far I'm happy with it. Has anyone used the Gleim version? Bristol Quote
svtcobra66 Posted December 10, 2006 Posted December 10, 2006 For Interactive Training CD's / Videos, etc. What do you prefer? GleimASA??? I have the ASA 07 Private Pilot Test Prep, so far I'm happy with it. Has anyone used the Gleim version? Bristol I used Dauntless Software's RideReady program, you download it, i think it was around 30 bucks. Well worth it in my opinion, has diagrams, maps, and lots of other useful information in the questions, and it will really help prep you for the oral exam (at least when I used it for the commercial it did). For the written I just used the ASA test prep. Quote
mechanic Posted December 10, 2006 Posted December 10, 2006 I have the ASA also, and use the mywrittenexam.com website. I have looked at the Gleim, but they don't cover rotorcraft, just fixed wing. Later Quote
coanda Posted December 11, 2006 Posted December 11, 2006 Download the Dauntless software and purchase each test when you come to it. I got a 98 on PPL and a 100 on the CPL with this program. I was suprised how easy it was to memorize and actually comprehend all of the available questions in a short three weeks! www.checkride.com They also have oral test prep, not as good but it will expose you to some more questions that could be asked. Quote
betr_thn_Icarus Posted December 11, 2006 Posted December 11, 2006 I was surprised at my preference because I love computers. The only two I tried were the ASA test prep book and the ASA test prep software. I liked the book more because I could take it with me anywhere (I don't have a laptop) and it was easy to mark off things as I did them, plus it was only $15. If I got something correct easily I put a yellow highlight on the question so I could skip it next time, or a red check if I missed it or it was not easy so I would do it again. I was shocked how close the test questions were to this book. If you can get through this book every time you will get a good grade on the written. I got a 90 and I learned some things that my flight school missed completely. Quote
Bristol Posted December 11, 2006 Author Posted December 11, 2006 Thanks for the replies. I'm going to stickwith ASA. I've been scoring prety good. THink I'm going to take my testthis week if I can. B Quote
flyingseapig Posted December 22, 2006 Posted December 22, 2006 Good luck Fly SafeClark I just finished and passed my ATP Helicopter (PT 135) Written exam. I used the ASA Test Prep and Prepware books/software and did very well on the exam. Just remember if you use the software it has a built in CRX-7, and if you use the CRX-7 flight computer to study with bring your own to the exam. The FAA test on line through the computer testing system does not have the CRX-7 for use as a testing supplement, so bring your own or you'll have to struggle to remember how to use the "Whiz Wheel". Which was a painful process. Good luck! Quote
Jeff Posted January 5, 2007 Posted January 5, 2007 Dauntless Software www.faatest.com They have written test prep, oral checkride test prep, logbook (which I use), plus lots of other stuff. Jeff Quote
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