A & P Technician Powerplant Textbook

This is one of the books I used during my college days. You can pass the A&P exam just by studying the sample questions repeatedly. This method, however, is a mere shortcut and you may become a certified A&P with poor knowledge.As someone has said, "Don't learn the tricks of the trade. Instead, learn the trade". While your progress may appear slower than others during the earlier years, wait to see what happens in the next few years; you would be ahead by doing your homework rather than taking the short cut.Anything worthwhile takes time, and I've witnessed that neither a corporate nor an individual who's progress is too fast would succeed.

This review is more for the merchant (GoodwillSA) than the book. Being a Jeppesen book, some illustrations are wrong and there are typos up the ying yang, but the Jeppesen books are far superior to the FAA 8083 books. I needed this book and there was no way I was going to spend $65 for a new book, so I found this used book for $20. It was exactly as the merchant said, a little wear around the corners and nothing else.

I needed this book for school because it was what my teacher taught out of even though it isn't a reference book for the FAA. I decided to buy used to save a few dollars knowing what the terms and conditions of "used- good condition" might be. Although I am disappointed this book feels like it is about to fall apart in my hand, it is in one piece. I would recommend buying new if you do NEED this book for more than a short while.

this is a very good book and good information

It was used for school.

It takes you to the point nice and concisely , advices and teach you, it is a book to keep as reference.It takes you to the point nice and concisely , advices and teach you, it is a book to keep as reference.

Great book, too bad it has been discontinued. It has more and better information than the ASA series (which is full or blatant, glaring issues). Maybe the FAA can reconsider and go back to this for the A&P world.

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