Originally Posted by
BarracudaHockey
Yea, in the Microsoft certification hayday "study guides" were sold that had mostly word for word the questions.
The guide would say "you're setting up a secure VPN between the New York and Boston office" where the actual test would say "between San Francisco and Los Angeles..." but would otherwise be word for word.
The AMA worked hard so that this would satisfy the law and have the least impact on our members.
So the AMA DID play a part in this no-fail test?
Pray tell, what part did they play?
Did they push for it to be a no-fail?
Reason is, such a test is a joke and will be regarded as such by the membership. Since there is no possibility of it impacting ones ability to fly RC (recreationaly) and one really doesn't need to know anything to pass the test. Eventually that's exactly what we will have, a bunch of RC Pilots who don't know anything.