TOMATOFLAMES Memory Hack (So Freaking Easy!)

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Do you have trouble memorizing acronyms, lists, or even basic things like people's names? Join the crowd.

Here we share a breakthrough memory technique used by memory champions around the globe to memorize virtually anything, and you can apply it to aviation (no more trouble memorizing "TOMATOFLAMES") or just about anything else. Hope it helps!

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Alternatively... You know what's a lot easier to memorize than the twelve letter long tomatoflames acronym? "91.205, " the regulation this list comes from. Many examiners will ask about required equipment, the student will work all the way through the acronym, and then the examiner will follow up with, "Great. Now, where does this information come from?" Too often, the student is dumbstruck, because they have no idea where to find the regulation. In the Denver area, at least, this is where a lot of oral exam failures occur. Instead of straining yourself to develop rote memory techniques, please learn how to use your resources. 91.205 - Required Equipment and 91.213 Inoperative Equipment are your best friends for any checkride.

valblome

Thanks. Working on CFI. Trying to memorize is like playing whac-a-mole. Just as I get some list memorized, I forget something I had previously learned.

JasonAirInc

This really helped me study for my SAT; I never left the palace. I feel as if I’ve ascended to a higher plane.

brentperkins

Dude you have no idea how much this helped me

LorenzosUnboxings

You inspired me to read "Moonwalking with Einstein." Who knows? It may help me pass my IFR knowledge test.

timhoke

WHY DID THAT ACTUALLY WORK OMG I LOVE YOU

ReAdjust

The problem with memory aids like this is remembering which acronym to use for what. *Understanding* the reason why I need which one takes longer, but I remember it 20 years later.

zz

The memory palace technique really doesn't help those of us with aphantasia. We literally cannot visualize.

johnopalko

@Airplane Academy, I love your videos normally but this one gave me a head ache. Not only do I have to memorize the letters and now i have to memorize which one goes in which room and a story associated with it ...LOL.. let me see if i can come up with a better way to learn it!

JaganPillarisetti

Goose a cat, apes is what I use. Gas, oil temp pressure seat belt elt, air speed compass altimeter tachometer anticollision position lights., ..

paulcrooks

You see the WHOLE POINT of mnemonics is for a person to relate lol when they made tomato flames lol it's not related up to the person who made it smh acronyms are supposed to relate to the person. Lol so this makes alot more sense

prettyparadoxicalwoman

OK, I can see an application for this for some things, but how can you apply it to a number, say 85 for example?

johnvalentine

Instead of considering memory short cuts, cheating or hacks, I strongly recommend reading and FULLY understanding the meanings of the acronym TOMATOFLAMES. I can guarantee when you do, you will have no problem remembering it for a test.

billb