Any good books or website on Mechanical part of ATSB

[afdfefe]

I have went to the library and got a basic physic book but its still very hard to understand.
I'm great at math but I have never used pulleys, levers, and other MA devices.

I have been on the internet looking at simple machines. Does anyone have any recommendations.
I have a month until I take the ATSB. I'm great with the reading and Math part but need desperate help on the Mechanical portion.

 

[zianac]

Search is your friend and so are the stickies.
I have a post you can go through, it has a ton of information in it:
http://www.airwarriors.com/communit...dy-guides-gouges-and-links.37407/#post-710873
The bottom most post with the links will have the newest information.

 

[AllYourBass]

I appreciate your hunger for knowledge and for doing well on the ASTB. I was definitely in your shoes. But you have to stop creating new threads and read through the "1,001 questions about the ASTB" thread. Read every page. If you ask any question(s) that can be found in that thread already, I guarantee you that people will know you didn't read it.

If you've read through that thread and still don't have the answers you need (incredibly unlikely), feel free to post questions in there (hence the topic title).

 

[ea6bflyr]

Member counseled via PM. Thread Closed.