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Same. I tried deleting it and redownloading it but it’s not even on the app store anymore.
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In regards to IPT, I was curious if anybody has recent gouge on whether one would have to (or could opt to) redo certain already-obtained FAA ratings like PPL, IFR and/or CPL.
I’ve read previous threads with differing answers, and figured I’d check in and see if anything has changed in the past few months. I already have PPL and IFR, but I am quite rusty and actually would find it beneficial to have the opportunity to redo these ratings so I’d have everything fresh in my head and can shake any bad habits I’ve accumulated throughout my Part 61 journey.
TIA!
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What FW airframes does the Army Guard offer?
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I haven’t taken a Barron test yet, but all of the others (including those provided by Tutor Gunboss) do not count corners that touch. First I’ve heard that to be honest.
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Here’s a question for everybody: Are the AFOQT and TBAS exams taken in the same sitting, or at different times? I’m currently prepping for the AFOQT and wasn’t sure if I should even have the TBAS on my mind before I take the AFOQT. It’d be nice to focus on one at a time.
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Hi Jag,
Sounds like we are in the same boat. I Just began studying for the AFOQT the beginning of this year, and have been trying to not only re-learn a lot of the material, but also try and develop routines and timelines. I have been getting tutoring help from Coach Jeff Negus twice a week, and that is helping be get a grasp on the large volume of material. His email is tutoringinaninstant@gmail.com, or you can message him directly through BogiDope. For myself, I want to take the AFOQT this spring so I can have my application package ready to be sent out to squadrons this summer / fall. Hope this helps!
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Did you take the actual test, or just the practice ones? I took the actual test, and it was in fact inverted.
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Negative, the axis are inverted on the TBAS. Push forward to move reticle up, and pull pack to move it down.