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eraops 10-27-2006 05:22 AM

Beech 1900D study guide?
 
Does anyone know of a good study guide for the 1900D? Any tips would be appreciated!

Eraops

snopilot 10-27-2006 07:31 AM

I found this guide to be helpful. The owner is a great guy and gets back to you quickly.

http://b1900.com/


sno

STILL GROUNDED 10-27-2006 09:38 AM

I fly the 1900 for airmidwest. I bought a Flight Safety manual off ebay for $40. Make sure you only pay attention to the UE #'s that what most places are flying. Other than that don't get too freaked out, its not a hard aircraft. Make yourself flash cards during ground school, worry about the memory items and the limitations. Get together with your classmates everynight and quiz each othre, you'll be fine. I wouldn't waste the on a study guide, god knows you won't make it back :( . If you like to FLY you'll really enjoy this airplane. Its totally overpowered and out performs just about anything under 250 knots.

Good luck

Where are you going to work?

iflyjets4food 10-27-2006 10:25 AM

I'll sell you my flightsafety manual and cockpit poster for the 1900 for the right price.

eraops 10-28-2006 12:30 PM

How's for the 1900D Flight Safety Manual?

JoeyMeatballs 10-28-2006 12:39 PM

The back of the ATP oral exam guide!!!!!!!!!!!! Its got the limitations and systems desrciption :)

GetErDun 10-28-2006 03:17 PM

yea, I think you can use cessna's 152 POH for the 1900 right?

Space Monkey 10-28-2006 05:42 PM


Originally Posted by STILL GROUNDED (Post 73821)
I fly the 1900 for airmidwest. I bought a Flight Safety manual off ebay for $40. Make sure you only pay attention to the UE #'s that what most places are flying. Other than that don't get too freaked out, its not a hard aircraft. Make yourself flash cards during ground school, worry about the memory items and the limitations. Get together with your classmates everynight and quiz each othre, you'll be fine. I wouldn't waste the on a study guide, god knows you won't make it back :( . If you like to FLY you'll really enjoy this airplane. Its totally overpowered and out performs just about anything under 250 knots.

Good luck

Where are you going to work?


As a former ZV'er I can say I definately miss the plane itself.... it was fun to fly was definately a pilot's airplane... what I dont miss was all the surrounding conditions of the job.... and ZV SUCKED.... and being half FA SUCKED as well... but if I were to ever find myself on the street again and there was a cargo 1900 spot open I would definately enjoy flying the 1900 again..... BTW Spaking Hank (aka. Hankasauras Rex) still in charge over there???

iflyjets4food 10-29-2006 05:46 AM


Originally Posted by eraops (Post 74242)
How's for the 1900D Flight Safety Manual?

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eraops 10-29-2006 08:11 AM


Originally Posted by iflyjets4food (Post 74413)
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How much $$$?


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