FAA A&P Powerplant Study Guide Part 3

[@aminnikmehr4738]

My favorite method of studying is the group study. Actually, my mind makes me go wandering in dreams when I study alone and most of my classmates were unfortunately unable to study with me. Thanks for all the great efforts to make these videos. Now I can stay super focused and motivated through studying with these videos.

[@livingl6s]

Awww Thanks for the comment Amin. I'm so glad this is helping. You can do this. Just keep going. You're putting in the work.

[@alessa7013]

Thank you for these videos! They helped me pass! Folks, do yourself a favor and listen to these frequently prior to testing.

[@livingl6s]

Yeeeeees! Congrats!!! Get ittttt!

[@christopherguerrero8398]

I totally forgot to come back and say thank you!!! With your videos constantly playing in the background I was able to study on the go. I got my A&P cert in October

[@livingl6s]

That's awesommmmme Chris. Thanks for this post. I'm lagging as well. So it's all good. Congrats.

[@christopherguerrero8398]

I passed my Powerplant test!! Thank you for these videos.

[@livingl6s]

WooHoo! Congrats Chris! 👏 🧠 📖

[@adanmendozamonterrey]

Was the questions still the same ???

[@christopherguerrero8398]

@@adanmendozamonterrey For the most apart, yes. Some of the questions were worded differently. But, if you understand the question you will do great.

[@snowminkankles1401]

Hey so I’m studying with my friend and I listen to you all day pretty much so just wanted to say that we appreciate you☺️

[@livingl6s]

Thank you! So no pressure, but did you test yet? How'd you do?

[@snowminkankles1401]

@@livingl6s I did test yes. I got a 75% on my general written and 79% on my airframe written. the written was much harder for me and there were a lot of questions that I honestly have never seen before that day especially electrical questions, those questions about AN/MS fittings and there were so many of those damn graphs for like wire size and how much fuel to have for safety so those I would study much harder. My oral and practical I pretty much got 100%. my DME asked me about 116 questions and I only missed 10 but I never missed more than one in a subject so I never had to redo a subject. The DME questions were pretty much all Prepware and the books you read. Also i am a paid mechanic so the practicals were really easy. It wasn’t really anything mechanical it was just like “how do you remove rust from this location” look it up in the book and do what the book says. He also asked me how to read a micrometer which I do that all the time at work so that wasn’t that hard either. Also for the DME be very very aware of the CFRs and AFRs. A lot of people don’t study these cuz they’re boring but a lot of the general questions will have something to do with these. Also be very familiar with writing a maintenance entry cuz they will ask you to do that. I live in SoCal LA area and my DME was Jack Moy. Great dude and anyone else who lives around here I highly recommend him

[@livingl6s]

@@snowminkankles1401 Wow thanks so much for the info. I really appreciate it. I went to A&P school around there too. I hope other prospective testers see your post and take notes! I hope you get a pay raise soon. All the best! -Karina

[@helmertrujillotorres3662]

Thanks, for sharing so important testing study.

[@catthewondahokulea6515]

I came across your channel when looking Asa Prepware question reading for my long drives to my A&P classes. Thank you for making these. If possible could you also do the Jeppesen General, Powerplant and Airframe Test guides?

[@livingl6s]

Thanks for the recommendation. I'll consider it. It might not be a quick turn to meet your timeliness, but if it will benefit others, I can add that to the schedule. If that what your school is studying from?

[@solomonyosef6768]

Just so you know, it's a 30:10 correction, not part 4. It is Part 5, Engin Fire Protection System

[@livingl6s]

You may be right. If so, then thanks for catching that! I start going cross-eyed after a while. I separate the parts via how many videos I record, not by sections in the book. Does that help?

[@sidneyparkin5924]

Great content … Part 4 ?

[@livingl6s]

better late than never!

[@onepunch5337]

Will you do general guide

[@AndySmith-yn4nz]

any chance this will get picked back up again?

[@tango_5427]

Where is part 4?

[@solomonyosef6768]

11:13 is the last question you read, and it was 8263. How about 8264 - 0256? At 11:18, start Part 4, Engine Instrument System. Please don't jump the ❔ ❔

[@livingl6s]

Hi, thanks for this comment. The book I'm reading from is from 2020. If you have a different version, the numbering will be different due to the upgrade, and changes over the years. I hope this clarifies things.