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I'm still in the trial phase and flew my first V-01 yesterday at KSNA. Well, I filed for it and mentioned in the remarks it's a V-01 attempt, but I failed to inform ATC verbally that it was an attempt. It looks like it was not registered as a V-01.

Is that the proper procedure, to inform ATC that this is an attempt? No worries, I don't mind doing V-01 again, just curious if I need to be more explicit about it (still getting used to it all).

Thanks

mraviator wrote:I'm still in the trial phase and flew my first V-01 yesterday at KSNA. Well, I filed for it and mentioned in the remarks it's a V-01 attempt, but I failed to inform ATC verbally that it was an attempt. It looks like it was not registered as a V-01.

Is that the proper procedure, to inform ATC that this is an attempt? No worries, I don't mind doing V-01 again, just curious if I need to be more explicit about it (still getting used to it all).

Thanks

It's preferred that you inform ATC when calling for clearance/taxi that it's a ratings attempt. That allows them to mentally 'flag' your flight to watch and provide feedback as necessary.

Hello,

The remark may or may not have been noticed, the best bet is to verbally request the rating,

It's also worth noting that the inputting of ratings is a manual process that's done normally 1-2 days after completion of the rating, so don't expect to see your name on the roster as soon as you complete the rating.

mraviator wrote:I'm still in the trial phase and flew my first V-01 yesterday at KSNA. Well, I filed for it and mentioned in the remarks it's a V-01 attempt, but I failed to inform ATC verbally that it was an attempt. It looks like it was not registered as a V-01.

Is that the proper procedure, to inform ATC that this is an attempt? No worries, I don't mind doing V-01 again, just curious if I need to be more explicit about it (still getting used to it all).

Thanks

What was your callsign? I had a new user fly the V1 out of SNA yesterday and I did submit the paperwork.

[quote="Anthony Santanastas”]

What was your callsign? I had a new user fly the V1 out of SNA yesterday and I did submit the paperwork.[/quote]

It was N523SC.

Either way it's no big deal as I'll happily fly it again if necessary. It was clearly an oversight on my part.

Please read this page: http://training.pilotedge.net/page/takingTests

It explains the correct process for taking all of the tests. There's some important information which will become valuable in later tests where you have to request specific approaches that you normally wouldn't be assigned.

I took the test again and was told at the end that I passed, but nothing is listed yet on the roster page under V1 after a few days.
Perhaps because I'm still in the trial phase?

Hello,

Normally results are listed on the roster page 1 business day after completion, you being in the trial phase doesn't prevent you from being on the roster.

Please fill out the form at http://training.pilotedge.net/page/feedback so that we have all the information we need to look into this, thanks.

Peter Grey wrote:Hello,

Normally results are listed on the roster page 1 business day after completion, you being in the trial phase doesn't prevent you from being on the roster.

Please fill out the form at http://training.pilotedge.net/page/feedback so that we have all the information we need to look into this, thanks.

I took the V-01 test on January 12th followed by the V-02 and V-03. I also took I-01 test on January 28th. I was told I passed on all 4. So far only the V-02 and V-03 tests have been posted. I've left 3 inquiry's on the feedback page with no response so far. Is there anything else I need to do? Should I just retake the tests?

Hello Jeff,

For some reason I missed your E-mail about it. I see it now and will take care of it.

Note that the roster page only shows the highest test you've completed so once I input the I-1 you won't show on the V-1 through V-3 pages.