[RyanM]

I was wondering if anyone had any recommendations for A&P textbooks? Seems that Jeppesen, ASA, and Avotek all have various textbooks. Anyone have any experience?

I've already got a copy of AC43.13, and its been great. I just want to continue to increase my overall knowledge while building.

Thanks!!

 

[Andrew M]

I still use

my AC. 65 series textbooks. Bent Mckinnly (SP?) put out a good one years ago that was a little more "old school" for those who want to know different systems in depth. For engines, Lycoming put out a book called Key Reprints that I consider it a must have and it's free if you have an engine of theirs. Just call them up and they will send it to you.

Andrew
-4 started and sold
flying 11AC Chief
A&P I.A. D.O.M.

 

[osxuser]

I used the Jeppesen ones. They had some typo's here and there, but overall very good, easy to understand textbooks IMHO.