Study Material For Inrat

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Just a quick question...

 

Can anyone recommend study material for the INRAT exam?

 

I have heard the Pultz Instrument Manual is a good place to start. Can anyone verify this or recommend a better or more up-to-date book?

 

Thank you.

[__________]

If your around the Vancouver area Pro IFR CZBB has an awesome 3 day seminar easy to follow with big pictures and manual that will prep you for the exam. worth every penny. I still use there manual for refresher. I used the Pultz but after the seminar realized all that I still didn't know. Best to have a little knowledge first before the seminar if you go pultz should cover that.

[Phil Croucher]

A more general book that covers all syllabuses is available from here:

 

www.electrocution.com/aviation/#CPL

 

Phil

[Winnie]

In addition to what Phil said: The Aerocourse books are a must too...

If you can get 90-100% on the questions in those, you are golden.

 

Cheers

H.

[Phil Croucher]

Yeah, I forgot those - highly recommended. You might also look for Warwick Green's stuff - www.sharperedgesolutions.com I know he does an INRAT exam prep guide.

 

phil

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Of the following books, which would be the best stand alone book for preparation for the INRAT? Or the best combination of 2.

 

1. IFR Study Manual - Joe Hicks

 

2. Aerocourse book (Is it the Canadian Instrument Rating Workbook?)

 

3. Pultz IFR Manual

 

4. Culhane Instrument Rating Ground Course

 

 

Thank you.

[Winnie]

Get the AERO-course book (Instrument rating as stated above) and get the AIM (Current version in paper, as well as a CAP GEN and a CAP from wherever you are. The last two can be downloaded for free with a little bit of searching of the interwebs.

 

Cheers

H.

[S11111]

There's an app to study with for the iPad/iphone. I've found very helpful and reasonable. After reading most of the above mentioned books I have found it's helped me fill the gaps. Reasonable price too. Search INRAT on istore it's by ground school it somethin to that effect.

[Helilog56]

I read Phil's book and did the Pro IFR course....passed no problem (and I'm not a smart guy)....

[Skidmark]

There's an app to study with for the iPad/iphone. I've found very helpful and reasonable. After reading most of the above mentioned books I have found it's helped me fill the gaps. Reasonable price too. Search INRAT on istore it's by ground school it somethin to that effect.

I second that. Great program.

http://www.dauntless-soft.com/products/GroundSchoolCanada/iPhone/

 

Also recommend the weekend seminar Aerocoarse if you can. They only offer a fixed wing version I believe but the instructor I had in YYC was great and could point out the heli specific stuff and differences. Wrote my exam immediately after and did very well.