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PMC Theory day.

    

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PMC Theory Day (a).

We will cover: 

Air Law, Meteorology, Navigation, and the principles of flight and cover the elements listed in the back of your training manuals. 

Soon after, we will cover the other headings in the manual, Flight systems, Human performance, and go further in to the Navigation and air law subjects. 

There are a strict 20 places (fire regs) so please only RSVP if you can make it. 

Please bring £10 if you would like infinite coffee and some lunch. 

See some of you there! 


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Dave M

   1 of 1 member found this review helpful 1 / 1 member

Many thanks Simon and the Colins!

Very informative, nice venue, great sarnies and super bunch of folk as expected with the Paramotor Club!

😁

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KiloBravo

   1 of 1 member found this review helpful 1 / 1 member

Just made it home after a rainy day in the class room absorbing the Wever (not my spelling), law, through to Nav, altimeters, fun anecdotes and why Reflex.  Thanks to all for such knowledge bombs. Cheers.  

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Graeme

  

Everyone should to this day course. 3 High calibre experts cutting through nonsense and giving you the facts, the law and the do's and dont's straight. Very valuable. So many forums, bla bla bla, this course gives you what you need. These guys know what they're talking about. 5 Stars. Many thanks, great day.

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