Aircraft: Electricity and Electronics, Student Study Guide: Amazon.ca: Thomas Eismin: Books

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This study guide parallels the fifth edition of "Aircraft Electricity and Electronics". It provides fill-in-the-blank questions to identify key terms, demonstrates applications of mathematical relationships and offers multiple-choice questions.

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3.0 out of 5 stars Accompanying Video required, Mar 4 2010

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Kai Amrhein - See all my reviews

This review is from: Aircraft Electricity and Electronics (Paperback)

Right at the bginning it says that a video tape should be reviewed first - unfortunately I did nor have that piece of support. This caused a very sluggish way to work through magnetos. Lots of going forth and back as well as internet research on that topic. Hard to follow if you haven't ever had one of these magnetos in front of your eyes (in regard of timing with various marks and inspection windows)

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2.0 out of 5 stars fast delivery but old book, Oct 13 2009

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The book arrive very fast, but the book is very old... this book have 15 years old....and the technology on the aircraft has change...

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1.0 out of 5 stars Don't waste your time, Feb 20 2003

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This review is from: Aircraft Electricity and Electronics (Paperback)

I have this book and it sits on my bookself collecting dust. It was a required text for school and I could never use it. It is poorly laid out and the descriptions of the systems are not in depth enough to actually give you a decent understanding of the material. The systems are out dated with current technology unless you are a general aviation mechanic. For the few systems that are in detail, the writer makes it very difficult for the beginning student to understand. When I taught I tried to lead the other students through the text and I found it easier to just use the book as a door stop than a teaching tool. The rest of the books in this series are wonderful, but I would never use this one again.

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