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the rpas test

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Florin Florin is offline

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First Name: Florin

Last Name: Mos

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Please see this thread
https://www.wimac.ca/forum/showthread.php?t=9647

Below are the number of questions per topic.
I briefly read RPAS 101, but I checked most of the answers online, it's an open book test
You can either use ChatGPT, the best cheating tool, as my daughter said

Subject area Correct answers
01 AIR LAW, AIR TRAFFIC RULES AND PROCEDURES 14 of 14
02 RPAS AIRFRAMES, POWER PLANTS, PROPULSION AND SYSTEMS 2 of 2
03 HUMAN FACTORS 2 of 2
04 METEOROLOGY 2 of 2
05 NAVIGATION 4 of 4
06 FLIGHT OPERATIONS 5 of 5
07 THEORY OF FLIGHT 2 of 2
08 RADIOTELEPHONY 2 of 4

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