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ASA Test Supplement - Instrument Rating

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Part# 13-01829
MFR Model# ASA-CT-8080-3F

Overview

This is the FAA "test figures book" available separately, and also included with the Instrument Rating Test Prep.**Effective June 12, 2017.

This is the same book issued during the FAA Knowledge Exams at the computer testing centers. These "figures books" are exactly as released by the FAA, with all charts reproduced in full color.

**Please NOTE: This book is included free with the 2017 Instrument Rating Test Prep book. Also, electronic files of this book are included in the Prepware software (which also ships with Instrument Rating Virtual Test Prep). You do not need to order this item separately if you have the Test Prep book, Prepware, or Virtual Test Prep DVD ground schools. You will receive the necessary figures with those products.

Specifications

  • Edition: CT-8080-3F
  • Dimensions: 8.25" x 10.75"
  • Page Count: 237 pages
  • Illustrations: Black and White, some color
  • Weight: 1.3 lbs

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This is the supplement used for the fir written exam. Order was shipped super fast via USPS.

Keith
May 25, 2019

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