Plotter, E6B, pencils is about all.
Become familiar with the supplement book that shows you all the figures, charts, and other items the questions reference. Note that the scale of the charts DOES NOT match the scale of your plotter, so that will throw you off when working the chart related questions. Also get to know the sections of the supplement that have legends and the front of the A/FD, many answers to questions are found there.
I am about 80% of the way through my King Ground School. Just wondering - what can/should I bring to the written exam when I take it? (straight edge, flight calculator, etc?)
Thanks!
Any recommendations on a nice flight computer? The Sporty's one looks nice. Also need to pick up a plotter, any recommendations?
Any recommendations on a nice flight computer? The Sporty's one looks nice. Also need to pick up a plotter, any recommendations?
What do you need a plotter for again? When I took my PPL I had the manual E6B, pencils, scrap paper and the materials provided as "exhibits" for the exam.