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Even if you know exactly NOTHING about Density Altitude, Pressure Altitude, Altimeters, or Pressure Altitude Converstion Factors you can still get the answer right on the test. This of course doesn't mean you shouldn't learn about all the above in detail, but this worksheet will help take the pressure off of you on the test. -Alan Feller

Part 2 of answer to Question 8-47 in the Jeppesen Study Guide Dr. Alan Feller

Question 8-47 Part 1 of the answer explained. Dr. Alan Feller May 2015

Question 8-46 is answered step by step. In doing so you will learn how to read the GRAPH portion of the Density Altitude Chart page located on page 8-30 of the Jeppesen Study Guide.

The Density Altitude Chart page can be broken up into a GRAPH portion and a TABLE portion. We focus on how to read the GRAPH in this video. So easy a caveman can do it. Dr. Alan Feller May 2015

Look at that crazy chart with the lines and numbers everywhere...even on a DIAGONAL!!! But believe it or not these are easy to answer when you know what to do...step by step. Go through these Density Altitude videos a few times and you'll get it. Dr. Alan Feller May 2015

Flight Time Question 8-57 on page 8-34 of the Jeppesen Study Guide solved step by step. Dr. Alan Feller May 2015

Flight Time Question 8-56 on page 8-34 of the Jeppesen Test Guide. Solved step by step. Practice, Practice, Practice. Dr. Alan Feller May 2015

Question 8-55 from page 8-33 of the Jeppesen Study Guide. Answered step by step. -Dr. Alan Feller May 2015

Here is a second example problem I made up to allow you to practice using your E6B Flight Computer to find Ground Speed

Learn here what the Navigational Plotter is and how it will be used for your exam. It's not hard at all.

With only a few weeks self study I was able to score a 97 on the FAA Private Pilot Exam. I will show you how to study for the test. How to focus like a laser beam on the test. You will know more and retain more than those who "brute force" through it but with far less effort and confusion. - Dr. Alan Feller May 2015

This is a second example I made up to help you practice using the E6B Flight Computer to calculate Ground Speed which is used for Flight Time question on the FAA Private Pilot Written Exam. Practice!!!! Alan Feller

That creepy looking device with the wheels and the sliding card may seem intimidating, but it's really easy to use. For the test you will use it to find just TWO variables: In "Flight Time" questions you will always be finding GROUND SPEED In " Heading" questions you will always be finding WIND CORRECTION. Follow my step by step instructions the same way every time and you will always get the c...

PART 2 Flight Time Example Question 8-54

Flight Time Question 8-54 Part 1

Flight Time Introduction

Hi Def Navigational Plotter

Using the Navigational Plotter - Example 1

Introduction to the Navigational Plotter

Introduction by Dr. Alan Feller

Zulu Time Questions 5-29 and 5-30

Zulu Time Question 5-28

Zulu Time Question 5-27

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