Exam for CAR's

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wstone
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Exam for CAR's

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Anybody know where can buy the book [CAR's for the AME]? I just passed three knowledge test. Any sugestion about CAR's exam will be very appreciated.
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I got mine from the college bookstore (NLC in Dawson Creek). Very good book though. Study the table of contents and do the practice tests in the back of the book lots.

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Post by hella_bright »

I've heard the CAR's exam has been made harder in the last year or two. Anybody write recently, any truth to this? Sounds like just studying Cars for the AME is not good enough anymore, or will barely get you a passing grade.
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Post by Meecka »

i wrote the cars exam aproximately 2 years ago... I used the Aircraft Regulations simplified book to study..... The CARS exam is not really that hard, it's just alot of memorizing.... if you have "study aids" :wink: (copies of the exams) do all of them... transport has something like 3 or 4 versions of the exam and they rotate from person to person... Good luck!
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Post by tiny »

its been a couple years since I wrote but if I recall correctly the CARs for the AME is a better book than Aircraft Regulations simplified. But either or both is a help.
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Post by hella_bright »

In regards to the study exams, anyone find the one's available through http://www.aerotraining.com to be full of typo's? Typo's, and some answers that make no sense whatsoever (conflicting with what I read in Car's for the AME) as well incorrect CAR's references (for studying the answers in the real CAR's). I'm finding those exams to be of little help, as they annoy and basically infuriate me.
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Post by FreaKy_DeaKy »

hella_bright!
I thought i was the only one! lol
yeah i found that site helpful but somehow could only pull off 70's
with the CARS and reference's right in front of me.
Are the answer's on that site legit or what????
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Post by wstone »

I had already got the book from aviation world. Thanks a lot for guys reply my question.
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Post by Dr.Piper »

I found "Cars for the AME" the best. Do exactly what the book tells you and you will probably pass. Make sure you do all the sample exams at the back. My combined average of those four sample exams equalled my actual Cars exam mark.
There was alot of questions about Parts and subparts. Definitely know the difference between AWM and CARS. I took the exam last June. It was surprisingly easy because I had studied that book.
Remember that Transport exams are more psychological than anything else. They try to fool you. Read every question and answer thoroughly. Troubleshoot the question and answers like a flowchart.

Know when elts, altimeters and such are due and how often.

Good luck. It helps to also know that its $100 everytime. Relax and do those sample exams. You are really close.
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