The following... is just the point " Separate the need to know from the nice to know and focus on the former. It will make your life as a pilot a lot easier. "
In the Oral / Verbal they ask the question put forth here. Thought someone might know the answer and be able to explain it better than the check guy who it explained it to me. ( different from the oral guy) The procedure has not changed. Only the book was missing the step and now the step was covered. It was always taught the same way. Just not in depth in ground and then comes along an examiner and asks you the question on your oral.
Thanks for the time to make a well thought out response. The exert about being an A&P I.A. was only to give depth that the person asking the question does have a decent understanding of systems and being an A&P the Oral guy expects me to know a little more about systems then the rest so says he.
So... any understsanding in this arena?
In the Oral / Verbal they ask the question put forth here. Thought someone might know the answer and be able to explain it better than the check guy who it explained it to me. ( different from the oral guy) The procedure has not changed. Only the book was missing the step and now the step was covered. It was always taught the same way. Just not in depth in ground and then comes along an examiner and asks you the question on your oral.
Thanks for the time to make a well thought out response. The exert about being an A&P I.A. was only to give depth that the person asking the question does have a decent understanding of systems and being an A&P the Oral guy expects me to know a little more about systems then the rest so says he.
So... any understsanding in this arena?
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