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October 24th 08, 02:54 AM
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passed commercial written
so i just passed the commercial written, and i hear that the CFI
written is half of the commercial written information, with the other half being new material. Any reality to that? I also have watched a few videos of fellow group members flying, and wondering how many of you are running lean of peak? My airplane is burning less than 7 gph, when it burned 9 or more if i just left the mixture in. great way of flying, and i have an annual coming up that should show my cylinder compressions improve. 
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October 24th 08, 05:38 AM
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passed commercial written
CFI is the same as the IFR test
wrote in message ... so i just passed the commercial written, and i hear that the CFI written is half of the commercial written information, with the other half being new material. Any reality to that? I also have watched a few videos of fellow group members flying, and wondering how many of you are running lean of peak? My airplane is burning less than 7 gph, when it burned 9 or more if i just left the mixture in. great way of flying, and i have an annual coming up that should show my cylinder compressions improve.
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October 24th 08, 05:47 AM
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passed commercial written
There are two CFI writtens
The One is close to the same as the Commercial written and may include some IFR questions The other is the "Fundamentals of Instruction" and is all new material. BT wrote in message ... so i just passed the commercial written, and i hear that the CFI written is half of the commercial written information, with the other half being new material. Any reality to that? I also have watched a few videos of fellow group members flying, and wondering how many of you are running lean of peak? My airplane is burning less than 7 gph, when it burned 9 or more if i just left the mixture in. great way of flying, and i have an annual coming up that should show my cylinder compressions improve.
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October 24th 08, 11:41 PM
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passed commercial written
"Aluckyguess" wrote in message ... CFI is the same as the IFR test No...it's not. The Knowledge test is a combination of the private, commercial and CFI regulations. The Fundementals of Instructing (FOI) is a separate part of the CFI written test and covers the basics of behavior, learning, forgetting, personalities, lesson plans, lecture methods, testing techniques, etc. There is also a CFII Knowledge test that is only for those trying to obtain the CFI Instrument Instructor certificate. Kobra
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