The first day is on the books and I love it. I've got a great instructor, the other students are friendly, and the program is well organized. There is no doubt in my mind that this was the right choice.
More updates later in the week.
Now, back to memorizing the fuel and electrical systems in GREAT detail. Basically, I need to be able to draw them on a moments notice.
Nick
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Nick,
I remember years ago, after two days of 727 training, the ground school instructor passed out a clean sheet of white paper and #2 pencils. "OK fella's draw out the 727 electrical schematic." Gulp!! What? Ten minutes later we were all done, labled and everything. Since then, every system I've ever learned, I've drawn it out on a piece of paper. I'm a visual learner and it helps cement it in my brain.
Good Luck with multi training.
Rand
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