22-02-2018, 10:04 AM
The Usual process for doing the wings tests goes something like this:
1) Down load the form and fill it out with all your details
2) have a good look at the requirements, they are outlined on the form and in MOP027 http://www.maaa.asn.au/images/pdfs/mops/...-WINGS.pdf
3) anything that your unsure of or don't understand please ask at the field, search or post your questions up on the forum.
3) practice the any of the manoeuvres you might be rusty at or uncertain of.
4) beg borrow build or ballast so as to have a 2kg or heavier model because if do the test with it you will have passed your silver wings. (seriously don't ballast something tiny up to 2kg unless it can take it and you can fly it at that weight just settle for the bronze we can do the silver later)
5) contact me and we will organise a mutually suitable time to do the test.
6) hand deliver, scan and email or text you signed and completed form to secretary who currently is "SRL" AKA Stephen Lange. He will forward it on to the MAAA for processing.
1) Down load the form and fill it out with all your details
2) have a good look at the requirements, they are outlined on the form and in MOP027 http://www.maaa.asn.au/images/pdfs/mops/...-WINGS.pdf
3) anything that your unsure of or don't understand please ask at the field, search or post your questions up on the forum.
3) practice the any of the manoeuvres you might be rusty at or uncertain of.
4) beg borrow build or ballast so as to have a 2kg or heavier model because if do the test with it you will have passed your silver wings. (seriously don't ballast something tiny up to 2kg unless it can take it and you can fly it at that weight just settle for the bronze we can do the silver later)
5) contact me and we will organise a mutually suitable time to do the test.
6) hand deliver, scan and email or text you signed and completed form to secretary who currently is "SRL" AKA Stephen Lange. He will forward it on to the MAAA for processing.
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