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6112A Flashcards

1
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Scope of the NATOPS

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contains flight clearance information, operating procedures and restrictions necessary for flight crews to effectively operate their aircraftno manual can address every situation completely or be a substitute for sound judgement

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Takeoff power max

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4700 hp at temps up to 39.4*C (104*F) at sea level no bleed air

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max continuous power

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4700 hp at 28.3*C (83*F) sea level with both a/c packs on

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Overspeed protection

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  • Np >104.5% the overspeed governor diverts oil from PCU to increase blade angle and control overspeed
  • Np >106% fuel flow is decrease
  • Np >119% the FADEC shuts down the engine
  • Ng >109% the FADEC shuts down the engine
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AFCS Basic Operation

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  • -Used for 4-,3-engine operation during climb, cruise, descent and approach
  • -Capable of intercepts of 90* (75* loc BC) 45*preferred
  • -Autothrottles will not allow speed below 1.2 Vs
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Autopilot Limitations

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  1. T/o and LDG
  2. A/S > Vh
  3. ILS Below 200’ HAT, Below MDA on NPA, over localizer
  4. IPRA below 200’ HAT
  5. At or below 500’ non-app operations
  6. RVSM ALT plus/minus 65’
  7. Weight >164,000 lbs below 1,000’ AGL, config changes or approach operations
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3 distinct phases of emergencies

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  1. Establish and maintain A/C control, flt path clear of terrain, identify and verify nature of malfunction and complete memory items
  2. Complete ACAWS crew action items, engine-out considerations, determine COA (continue, mission abort, return to base/divert, etc.) and brief the plan
  3. Monitoring/managing degraded systems, prepare fro unscheduled LDG if necessary, employ crewmember at ACS`
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Immediate actions and stabilization during emergency

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  • Regardless of altitude PF keep controls and maintain safe flight path until immediate action items are completed- <1000 AGL
  • PM announce nature of malfunction (engine failure) and perform duties as required
  • >1000 AGL PM state precise nature of malfunction (gearbox No. 1 no oil pressure), PF shall verify and verbally confirm malfunction, AC then calls for appropriate checklist/crew action
  • AC should assume role of PM
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Takeoff Abort Criteria<70 kts

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  • Abort if a major condition arises
  • Abort with WARNING-CAUTION ACAWS
  • Abort with any ADVISORY ACAWS associated with a malfunction
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Takeoff Abort Criteria>70kts to V1 (Vref)

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  • Abort if a major condition arises
  • Abort for a MASTER CAUTION/WARNING AURAL and VISUAL ALERT that threatens takeoff
  • Abort for an engine failure, fire or serious directional control problems exists
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Takeoff Abort Criteria>V1 (Vref)

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  • Continue takeoff unless airworthiness of A/C is in jeopardy
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12
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Flaps 10

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220kias

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flaps 20

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210kias

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flaps 30

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200kias

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flaps 40

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190kias

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flaps 50

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183kias

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flaps 60

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165kias

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flaps 70

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155kias

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flaps 80

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150kias

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flaps 90

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145kias

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flaps 100

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145kias

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22
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ldg gear extended

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168kias

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23
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ldg gear lights extended

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250kias

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24
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cargo door open and locked, ramp up and locked

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250kias

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25
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cargo door (all positions)

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250kias

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26
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ramp (all positions)

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250kias

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27
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paratroop air deflectors open

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150kias

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28
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paratroop doors open and locked

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250kias

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29
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paratroop doors opening/closing

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150kias

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30
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high-speed drogues

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185-250kias

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31
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low-speed drogues

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105-120kias

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32
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low-speed drogues engaged

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130kias

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33
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severe turbulent airspeed

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65kias above stall to 180kias

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34
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inop windshield nesa below 10,000ft

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187kias

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35
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ldg gear door removed max speed, gear up

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200kias

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36
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ldg gear door removed max speed, gear down

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168kias

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37
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Taxi t/o max normal weight

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164,000lbs

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38
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taxi t/o max alternate weight

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175,000lbs

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39
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landing recommended sink rate 540fpm

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142,000lbs

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40
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landing max normal sink rate 300fpm

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164,000lbs

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41
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landing max alternate sink rate 300fpm

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175,000lbs

42
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sink rate limit with ar podstanks 1/4main tanks

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tanks 1/4: 7,320lbs…..main tanks: 28,000lbs

43
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sink rate limit with aux tanks

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no limit

44
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sink rate limit with ext tanks

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less than or equal to 500lbs

45
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nose gear deflections 20*

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20kts

46
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nose gear deflection 60*

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5kts

47
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max nose wheel tire speed

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139kts

48
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max main wheel tire speed

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174kts

49
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Fuel weight unbalance limits

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  1. 1,000 pounds between symmetrical pair (main/ext)
  2. 1,500 pounds between wings
  3. One aux tank full and other aux tank empty, provided all other tanks are symmetrical or unbalanced toward the opposite side
  4. # 1/#4 always contain 500-1000lbs more than #2/#3 except when total usable fuel is less than 6000lbs
50
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T/O landing fuel management

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  1. each tank is w/in respective weight limit
  2. 1/4 have 500-1000 more than 2/3
  3. main tanks full except for STTOC, 1/4 greater than or equal to 7060lbs, 2/3 are greater than or equal to 6410lbs when externals have fuel
  4. fuel unbalance within limits
  5. sink rate limits are in accordance with chart
51
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Enroute fuel management

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  1. each tank w/in respective limit
  2. aux/ext contain usable fuel, 1/4 kept at 8310 and 500-1000 more than 2/3
  3. W/O usable fuel in aux/ext, 1/4 stay @ 8310, crossfeed 2/3 down to 1520 then crossfeed 1/4 down to 1520
  4. fuel unbalance within limits
  5. sink rate limits in accordance with sink rate chart if outboards are full
52
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eng start limit

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70 secs on, 60 secs off for 5 cycles then 20 minute cooling cycle needed

53
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apu limit

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start duty cycle: 1 minute on and 4 minutes off no limit to duty cycle MAX cont EGT 680*C If EGT exceeds 710*C for >3 sec reduce APU load’ APU auto shutdown if RPM exceeds 110

54
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Fuel tank limits 1/4

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8310lbs

55
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fuel tank limits 2/3

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7650lbs

56
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fuel tank limits aux

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5810lbs

57
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fuel tank limits ext

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8900lbs

58
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fuel tank limits fuselage tank

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24,390lbs

59
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Engine Failure Below Refusal Speed

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A. Aborted Takeoff procedures……Perform (PF)

60
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Engine Failure After Refusal Speed

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A. Takeoff……….Continue (PF) B. Directional Control……..Maintain (PF)-Maintain directional control and wings level with rudder and ailerons. At rotation speed: C. Aircraft attitude….Rotate to target pitch (PF)WARNING: Rotating at significantly less than 3 degrees per second or rotating to a pitch attitude significantly below the target may delay liftoff and result in not clearing obstacles.

61
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Aborted Takeoff

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A. Abort……………….Announce (PF) B. Power levers……GND IDLE (PF) C. Brakes and nose wheel steering…………As required (PF)

62
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Engine Fire Shutdown

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A. Fire Handle…………..Pull (PM)B. Agent………Discharge (if required) (PM)C. ENGINE START switch………..STOP (PM)

63
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APU Fire (Ground/In Flight)

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A. APU Fire Handle………….Pull (P/CP/PM) B. Agent…………….Discharge (if required) (P/CP/PM)

64
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Fire/Smoke/Fumes Elimination

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A. Crew/Passengers……………..Notify (PF/PM)B. Oxygen………………..Emergency, 100%, ON (ALL)

65
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Rapid Decompression

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A. Oxygen……………………..Normal, 100%, ON (ALL)

66
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Four Engine Flameout

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A. Aircraft attitude…..Adjust to maintain 15-28% NG (PF) B. Power levers (all)………………FLT IDLE (PF) C. CROSS FEED switches………………….CLSD (PM/CM) D. #2 and #3 ENGINE START switches………STOP, START, Release (PM) E. #1 and #4 ENGINE START switches………..STOP, START, Release (PM)

67
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Hose Rapid Trail

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(-109 Reel) A. RAPID TRAIL………………….Announce (CM) B. MASTER POWER LSK………………OFF (CM/PM) (-110 Reel) A. RAPID TRAIL…………Announce (CM)

68
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Broken Hose

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A. Broken Hose/Breakaway…..Announce (as required) (CM/PM) B. HYDRAULIC POWER LSK…………..OFF (CM/PM) C. MASTER POWER LSK………….OFF (CM/PM)

69
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Hydraulic System Pressure LO/LOSS/LEAK

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A. ENGINE PUMPS switches (affected system)………….OFF (PM) B. SUCTION BOOST PUMPS switch (affected system)……….OFF (PM)

70
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WINDSHEAR/GCAS/TAWS PULL UP Alert Recovery

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A. TAKEOFF power…………..set (PF) B. Aircraft attitude………….wings level, nose up (PF) C. Radar altitude, airspeed, and sink rate (as appropriate……………………Call out (PM)

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Ground Evacuation

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A. Parking Brake……Set (P) B. Tower………………Notify (CP) C. Pressurization………….EMER DEPRESS (CP) D. Exits……………………..Open (as required) (CM) E. FIRE Handles for all engines and APU…………..Pull (CP) F. Crew/Passengers………….Notify to evacuate the aircraft (CP)

72
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Ground evacuation alarm – abandoned aircraft

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one long sustained ring

73
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prepare to bailout alarm bailout alarm

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3 short rings one long sustained ring

74
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ditching/crash imminent brace for impact

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6 short rings one long sustained ring

75
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how many overhead escape hatches

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3 forward, center and aft

76
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primary ground exit

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crew entrance door

77
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primary air exit

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cargo door/ramp

78
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how many fire extinguishers

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4

79
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of first aid kits

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22

80
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of hand axes

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2

81
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of emergency exit lights

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8

82
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of life vest stowage

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10

83
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of escape ropes

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3

84
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size of liferafts

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20 person 30 person max/liferaft we carry four in the wings and one in the cargo compartment

85
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how many walk-around O2 bottles

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4, 2 up front one by the manual shutoff in the cargo compartment and the 4th by the ramp/door

86
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What are the factors for an abort?

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  1. airspeed 2. seriousness of malfunction/degraded condition some warnings/cautions are inhibited from 70-140KIAS and below 400’ AGL
87
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Engine fire shutdown

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WARNING=== applies if smoke or flames occur WARNING=== agent should only be discharged if condition persists after the fire handle was pulled or if any other indication or malfunction is suspected that requires the fire ext agent

88
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Engine shutdown ACAWS

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WARNINGS: -START VLV OPEN -ENG FIRE -MGT HI CAUTIONS: -ENG FLAMEOUT -FADEC A & B FAIL -GBOX NO OIL PRESSURE -PRESS HI / PRESS LO -HOT START -NP LO -OIL HOT -OIL LOW -PROP 1 CNTL LOST -PROP NO 119% PROTECT ADVISORIES: -ENG NO LIGHTOFF -ENG STAGNATED START

89
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What caution is advised with UTIL SYS PRESS HI (C) or BSTR SYS PRESS HI (C) or for EXCESSIVE HYD SYSTEM PRESSURE?

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DON’T shut down an engine! You will lose your pressure relief

90
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If bleed air is available an airstart can be accomplished at an airspeed less than ___KIAS (Ng

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250 KIAS <29% Ng

91
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If bleed air is not available, Ng needs to be?

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15% < Ng < 29%

92
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Altitudes for an airstart with what fuel?

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25,000’ JP-5/JP-8 Jet A 22,500’ JP-4

93
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What must the MGT be less than for start?

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175*C

94
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What would make you not try a restart?

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Eng vibration, fire or fluid leak

95
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Purpose of the engine system?

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monitor operation of engines, complete operations of engine and assist. Primary purpose is to supply power to the four propellers

96
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3 major assemblies of the engine

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  1. power section 2. torquemeter 3. propeller gearbox
97
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what does the torquemeter do?

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it transmits power from the power section to the PGB

98
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what does the PGB do?

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transfers shaft horsepower to the Prop and powers power to the GMAD

99
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what does the power section do?

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provides power to the PGB with the 14 stage compressor, 2 stage gas generator turbine and 2 stage free power turbine

100
Q

GMAD provides drive pads for:

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-PCU -overspeed governor -pgb oil pump and scavenge pump -ac generator -hydraulic pump -prop high pressure oil pump

101
Q

Power section accessory gearbox provides drive pads for?

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-Fuel pump metering unit (FPMU) -Permanent magnetic alternator (PMA) -oil pressure and scavenge pumps -air turbine starter

102
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engine oil tank specs

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20 gal reservoir 12 gals liquid and 8 gals air with 0.66 gal reserve for aux feathering

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