061.03 Charts Flashcards
Symbol 6 in the attachment is a(n) (…).
Symbol 6 in the attachment is a(n) (non-compulsory reporting point).
A large scale covers a (large/small) area in (good/bad) detail.
A large scale covers a (small)area in(good) detail.
Symbol 10 in the attachment is a(n) (…).
Symbol 10 in the attachment is a(n) (lighted obstacle).
Navaid 1 in the attachment is a(n) (…)
Navaid 1 in the attachment is a(n) (VOR/DME)
Symbol 15 in the attachment is a(n) (…).
Symbol 15 in the attachment is a(n) (aeronautical ground light).
Symbol 8 in the attachment is a(n) (…).
Symbol 8 in the attachment is a(n) (RNAV waypoint).
A small scale covers a (large/small) area in (good/bad) detail.
A small scale covers a (large) area in (bad) detail.
Symbol 9 in the attachment is a(n) (…).
Symbol 9 in the attachment is a(n) (obstacle).
State how to calculate different scales on a Mercator
Scale denominator A • cos(lat B) = Scale denominator B • cos(lat A)
(ABBA)
Symbol 3 in the attachment is a(n) (…).
Symbol 3 in the attachment is a(n) (Control Zone (CTR) ).
Symbol 4 in the attachment is a(n) (…).
Symbol 4 in the attachment is a(n) (uncontrolled route).
Symbol 7 in the attachment is a(n) (…).
Symbol 7 in the attachment is a(n) (compulsory reporting point).
Navaid 3 in the attachment is a(n) (…)
Navaid 3 in the attachment is a(n) (VOR)
On a direct Mercator chart, rhumb lines are (…).
On a direct Mercator chart, rhumb lines are (straight lines).
Navaid 7 in the attachment is a(n) (…)
Navaid 7 in the attachment is a(n) (VORTAC)