Kenny Keller discusses his new Kindle book "Helicopter Checkride," which has 22 chapters covering helicopter training topics, personal experiences, and practical test standards. The book is available on Amazon in ebook format.
Hello, this is Kenny Keller, the creator of Helicopter Online Ground School and now the author of the book Helicopter Checkride. I'm just doing a quick impromptu podcast here to tell you about what's in the Kindle book. The Kindle book is out and the hardback is in proof now and that will be soon ready to go and ready to ship to those that are interested in the paperback. The new Kindle book is live on Amazon. You can get to it from my author page@Amazon.com authorkennykeller and and also put a link in the description box so you can go right there and click that link. Just a quick rundown on what is in the book. We have 22 chapters. First one's about me, just a little bit about my background and how I got involved in all this helicopter craziness. I have a chapter on the Practical Test Standards where I kind of walk you through it and talk about the different things that are going to happen during a checkride and what to expect Frequently asked questions for beginners through other stages of your helicopter training Training Tips Wire Strike Avoidance Helicopter Checkride Student Failures Checklist usage a chapter on 180 degree auto rotation tips Safety Notices A chapter on Helicopter Training Struggles the Helicopter three's Helicopter Icing Kenny's Stupid Weather Decisions Some really Dumb Mistakes I've Made with Weather decisions I have a chapter on helicopter EMS on 10 or 11 questions I answered from people and asking different things about the time that I was flying ems. I have a chapter called Is It All Worth It? And then we go into another chapter about our online ground school in specific questions from potential members. People are looking at joining our ground school. Then we have Dave's Checkride experience, which is a really neat part of the book. Dave is one of my first ground school members and he wrote a story about his whole checkride experience. It's a really really good story. Then we just highlight a few of our podcasts. We have a chapter on the 24 hour test drive and then I have a chapter on my helicopter accident, the accident I had with helicopter ground residents. And I talk about that. And then an awesomeness report. Basically our customers sending me their messages about their success and we've added those in what we call awesomeness report. So that's a quick rundown on the things that are in the new ebook called Helicopter Checkride. Again, it's on Amazon. You can just search Amazon Helicopter Checkride and get to my through my author page at again Amazon. And we also have a new website coming up called helicopter trekride.com so check out the ebook now. We have a special really cheap introductory offer. You should check it out and grab it now because we're basically almost giving it away and that's going to change. The price is going to go up. So if you want to get a copy, go to Amazon right now and grab it. Thanks for all your support of everybody that tunes into these podcasts and listen to me going on and on about helicopters. If you decide to purchase the Amazon book, please leave me a review. Leave a good review. If there's something you don't like, email me directly. But please don't put it on Amazon itself. It's a living, breathing document. So the cool thing about an ebook is we can change it at any time. We can add content, we can correct mistakes, we can add things, we can take out things that maybe are redundant. So it's a really neat deal and I'm really super excited about it. So thanks a lot for listening to this podcast. Go check out my ebook. It.
