Primary EP's audio

[Gatordev]

They can just give you fuel fumes in the cockpit. They didn't change the smoke and fume elimination EP, it still has the "electrical arcing may cause an explosion" warning.

And/or followed by an ELECTRICAL/UNKNOWN ORIGIN FIRE-VMC. For those that aren't aware, the streaming fuel change was a direct result of a mishap at Whiting. It was a needed change to the procedures and something that always irked me.

 

[DangerousDan]

I used them on my hour drive in in the morning. Mostly to see if i could beat the person talking. I got pretty good at it and it works great for written stuff or spitting them out verbally. I will agree that sitting in one of the static trainers and haveing a buddy give you random ep's will help your hand eye coordination 10 fold.

I used to do that too. I liked it because you had to drive as well as recite which kept you sort from zoning in on it. I spent a lot of time in the model cockpits as well doing button pushing as well.

 

[MIDNJAC]

I used to do that too. I liked it because you had to drive as well as recite which kept you sort from zoning in on it. I spent a lot of time in the model cockpits as well doing button pushing as well.

Yeah early on before I started CPT's I did a lot of the freeway/SPID EP recitation stuff. I think it helped like you said, having to multitask and remember it at the same time.

 

[JSketto]

Scroll down the page a bit...

http://marinegouge.com/mediawiki-1.6.6/index.php?title=Emergency_procedures

Now stop yelling you brat.

haha thanks

 

[ArkhamAsylum]

I'm sure that everyone's heard about the mantra of the 5 ways to memorize stuff: Read/see it, hear it, say it, write it, do it. MP3s are a good way to get one or two of those, and they can make an otherwise boring ride to work more boring.