Am I going insane??? | TheaterFire

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UNKNOWN_746@reddit

why’s that? i heard it’s really good for you PPL, im studying for my PPL written this week

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PoeticPeacock@reddit

Memorizing all the possible answers and praying for your written works better lol

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UNKNOWN_746@reddit

really should I be memorizing? I did hear that a lot of questions are the exact same as King Schools

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PoeticPeacock@reddit

I got so paranoid about not passing I memorized every possible question and answer and it worked for me… just can’t do it with the math stuff!

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UNKNOWN_746@reddit

damn there’s nearly 1000 questions on kings schools

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PoeticPeacock@reddit

You have to take practice test all day long everyday for two weeks lol it’s possible if you’re crazy enough

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Cxopilot@reddit

Look at what OP posted… then come back

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Cxopilot@reddit

That’s greats I’ve taken every written outside of a dispatchers. King schools sucks. I stand by what I said

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Derp_McShlurp@reddit

Martha doesn't approve of your insolence.

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HighRiskInv143@reddit

That lady is a terrible experience to have a checkride with.

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HighRiskInv143@reddit

she runs her own flight school, near perfect pass rate at her own school, very high failure rates at any other school. Completely bias.

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Ok-Table2415@reddit

If I had a nickel for every time I hydroplaned I beta! 😂

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Final_Ad_5044@reddit

Wait til you get to fly one of the new Hartzels with Ligma

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SemiDesperado@reddit

Gleim also sucks. The materials I study are all over the place I terms of quality and there are many duplicates of the exact same questions in the practice quizzes.

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Pure-Suspect-8890@reddit

I agree. My flight school forces us to buy gleim. We get a discount so it’s not too bad and at least they give us the endorsement. Sheppard air all the way

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EHP42@reddit

Sheppard air all the way

Except for PPL, because they don't make a PPL course...

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0621Hertz@reddit

A is wrong.

The Wright Flyer can’t hydroplane because it doesn’t have any tires.

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mitchsusername@reddit

Lol! Technically I think it still could since it has skids

Are float planes hydroplaning? Perhaps a question best left to the philosophers

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willpc14@reddit

I believe there are some rather serious problems if a float plane isn't hydroplaning

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Antrostomus@reddit

Floatplane not hydroplaning. In fact it can't hydroplane because a Cub doesn't have a reversing prop.

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KarockGrok@reddit

Let me land one, I'll prove you wrong.

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I don't think you need tires to hydroplane? You could hydroplane on skids of there was enough water to overwhelm whatever drain channels they have and cause them to float rather than touch the ground.

But I agree you can't hydroplane in the Wright Flyer because it didn't even have skids and just landed on its frame, so if you touched down at anywhere near hydroplaning speed you'd just immediately wreck the airplane.

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ContributionHour8356@reddit

This is true but also not true. If you have bald tires or bush wheels, YOU WILL hydroplane. Most aircraft don’t though.

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CharAznableLoNZ@reddit

Unless it's a trainer then they're ran until cords show. I've seen some very bald tires when I was training.

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PoeticPeacock@reddit

I accidentally Tokyo drifted the Cessna onto the runway for take off ha ha ha it had just rained whoops

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emzine@reddit

This test is for single engine LAND not Hydro Plane

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Human-Ad262@reddit

best comment

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spacey_chicken@reddit

USE SPORTYS FREE PPL PRACTICE TESTS!! I completed every question in the Cessna course and can confidently say they’re definitely issues with the questions. Took my test recently after swapping to the sportys practice tests and it was nearly identical.

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