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TBAS Study Tool
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TBAS Study Tool
All,
A client recently shared this tool with me for TBAS prep.
https://store.steampowered.<wbr>com/app/2673460/TBAS_Study_<wbr>Pro
The game is available on the Steam gaming platform for $25. It has both the TBAS and the Navy’s PBMB.
It includes the directional orientation, multitasking, and aircraft tracking tests.
It looks like great practice for those looking for a study aid!
-CHAOS
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Study to become a U.S. military pilot by acing all tests! This application is built to prepare you for the various tests the U.S. military uses for prospective pilots such as the TBAS or PBMB. Excel at Directional Orientation, Multitasking, … Continue reading
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7 Replies
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thanks for sharing Chaos!
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Happy to help! Let me know how it works out for you.
I’m always interested to see how different tools help and at what levels.
-CHAOS
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The “game” has been a massive help and I have seen my scores improve with each practice test! The stick portions of test feel like there is some sponginess and lag that adds some difficulty, but it is an incredible tool! I highly recommend giving the program a shot!
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I used the TBAS Test Prep app and that program helped so much. The stick and rudder module was definitely unnatural for pilots, felt like I was attempting to do a cross controlled stall the entire time.
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I’m not sure if anyone else has mentioned it yet, but there’s an app called “AFOQT Prep” (the logo is a second lieutenant rank) that has a TBAS section included. I believe it was like $5 or $10. It gives you a UAV simulator, multitasking simulator, and a tracking simulator. Obviously the tracking simulator isn’t ideal because there is no stick and rudder pedals, but it’s a great tool for people who are looking to get reps in or a refresher before their test.
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I think it was $15 when I downloaded it, fantastic study tool!
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Nice! Thanks for all the feedback and to those of you who provided additional training tools. If anyone else has some good gouge on any training aids that they’ve found helpful, please continue to share them with the community.
Collaborate to graduate!
-CHAOS
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