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1
Q

APU in “arm” does what?

A
  • Nosegear uplock bypassed to energize GOB
  • APU load control valve disabled
  • APU scissor switch relay bypassed to allow APU ops during emergencies

—IF switch in ARM—
-Ground AC and engine starting unavailable from APU

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2
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Generators produce: __v, ___phase, ___Hz

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120, 3, 400

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3
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The brushless generator incorporates 3 sub generators, these are:

A

PMG, Exciter, Main Generator

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4
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Hyds pumps: Type, #, Output, Low Px, Temp High, Shutoff Temp

A
  • Vickers variable displacement
  • 3
  • 8 gpm
  • 1800 PSI
  • 150*F
  • 380*F
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5
Q

Runaround Relays located where?
Purpose?
Power Source?

A

MLC - 7,4,3,6,2,5
Supply power to MEAC/FEAC
Do not require a power source, self rectifying.

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6
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GOB powered by ____ provides the GOB relay is deenergized. This relay can be deenergized 3 ways:

A

GOB has no backup power source

  1. Place nosegear uplock switch in the “Not Up” position
  2. Place APU arming switch to Arm
  3. Pull GOB relay CB on FEDC
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7
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RAWS provides flashing red lights and an intermittent tone under the following conditions:

A
  • 3 sec warning @ 380 +/- 20
  • Continuous warning @ 170 +/- 10
  • Power interrupted to radalt @ any altitude
  • Radalt becomes unreliable
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8
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Conditions for Autofx

Priority

A
  1. System is armed
  2. Less than 500# of thrust
  3. Above 60* +/- 2 coordinator
  4. No other engine has feathered

4,1,3,2

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9
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16% switch…

A

Opens the fuel SOV and energized the ignition relay
—IGN RELAY—
1. Energizes the igniters (cams 2 + 5)
2. Energizes paralleling valve solenoid
3. Energizes fuel manifold drain valve
4. If prime selected: energizes enrichment valve solenoid

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10
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Functions of the E-Handle

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Shuts off Fuel @ FCU (E/M)
Closes Fuel tank emergency SOV (M)
Actuates FX system (E)
Moves Feather valve to FX (M)
Closes Bleed air SOV (E)
Closes Oil tank SOV (E)
Closes Gen cooling air SOV (M)
Dumps EDC & closes FWSOV (E)
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11
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Accessory Drive:

A 
FCU
Engine driven pumps 
Speed sense control
Speed sense valve
Main oil pump
Oil filter
Scavenge pump
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12
Q

RGB:

A 
Starter
Tach gen
Oil pump/filter( 1 main, 2 scavenge)
Generator
EDC
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13
Q 
Usable engine oil tank capacity:
Foaming Space:
Tank volume capacity:
Unusable oil:
Tank px to:
Drain down:
A
  • 8.65 gal
  • 5.7 gal
  • 15.75 gal
  • 1.4 gal
  • 4.5 psi above ambient
  • Oil draining into RGB/Pwr section. Requires motor over to pump the oil back to the tank
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14
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Engine brief:

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  • T56-A-14, single spool axial flow has turbine engine connected to RGB @13,820 rpm nominally.
  • 14 stage axial flow compressor convergent in design, divergent in operation 9.64:1 ratio.
  • 5th & 10th Open to relieve px during starts
  • 25% of Air for combustion, 75% for cooling and flame control
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15
Q

LGWS actuation speeds, sound, cancellable?

A 
-<153 +/- 3 AND PL < 48* coord 
— cancellable
-<142 +/- 3 AND PL < 60* coord 
—cannot be canceled
-Flaps Land
—cannot be cancelled
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16
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Prop protective devices

A 
2BA2PLAND
Beta Follow Up
Prop Brake
Auto Feather
Pitch lock
Pitch lock reset
Low pitch stops
45° Air Start
NTS
Decoupler
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17
Q

Prop Brake

A 
Friction Type Cone
Applied, locked, released
>21% rpm and >50psi in RGB
Prevents backwards spinning and windmilling
Made of Brass

NO FLUID REQUIRED
NO ELECTRICITY REQUIRED

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18
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Beta Follow up

A

Stops loss of pitch caused by gradual power loss and high power settings. It’s a secondary variable low pitch stop, designed to maintain a min. blade angle based on coordinator setting.
34-68° coord = 11° blade angle

Linear increase from 68°-88°
88°+ coord = 22.5° blade angle

Reverse SHP, Fuel Gov Checks also verify this is working by checking for a min of 1500 SHP as you bring back PLs

FLUID REQUIRED
NO ELECTRICITY REQUIRED

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19
Q

Auto Feather

A

EMDC
Used during T/O to autofx a malfunctioning engine.
-Power Lever > 60° coord
-No other engine feathered
-Autofx system armed
-<500# thrusts
Feathers based on P-factor effect, 4-1-3-2 low to high effect.

FLUID REQUIRED
ELECTRICITY REQUIRED

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20
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Pitchlock

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Limits prop over speed by preventing a decrease blade angle following an over speed or loss of fluid px.
-Cammed out below 17° to allow reverse
-Cammed out above 57° coord to allow FX
Over speed of 103.5% unseats the valve allowing teeth to touch.

NO FLUID REQUIRED
NO ELECTRICITY REQUIRED

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21
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DVFR

A

Defense Visual Flight Rules

“Refers to the type of flight plan that will be operating VFR in and around ADIZ or restricted air space (such as an oil platform with ADIZ boundary)

On flight plan instead of “I/V” file as “D”

*Operating Due Regard w/in ADIZ wont be within tolerances.

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22
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Symptoms of a pitchlocked prop

A
  1. RPM follows Power Lever movement.
  2. RPM stabilized at fuel topping gov 104.2-106.7%
  3. ASR (+-+)
  4. T/O = Power loss, over speed
  5. Landing = No Beta light, high SHP, Swerve.
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23
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Pitchlock Reset

A

FEDC

Used to reset pitchlock to 109% whenever blade angle is >10° and coord is <28° such as an aborted takeoff. De-energized when blade angle < 10°

FLUID REQUIRED
ELECTRICAL POWER REQUIRED

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24
Q

Horizontal Wx Depiction

A

Natops 7-2: “All overwater flights SHALL request HWD”

  • Forecasted altimeter settings and min altimeter settings on station
  • Ditch Headings
  • Winds aloft
  • Can request from FWB
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25
Q

Low Pitch Stops

A

Mechanically limits the blade angle to 13°.
It is released by full decrease px. Backup valve opens when power levers < 28° coord allowing the Main And Standby Regulating Valve to sense the demand for elevated px in the decrease pitch lines to break the Low Pitch Stops. Successful release of LPS indicated by a BETA light @ 10° blade angle.

NO FLUID REQUIRED

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26
Q

Runway Environment In Sight

A
  • Approach Lighting System
  • Threshold Lights
  • Threshold Markings
  • Runway Lights
  • Runway Markings
  • VASI
  • Touch Down Zone Lighting
  • Touch Down Zone Markings
  • REIL
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27
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45° Airstart

A

Backs up NTS during an airstart by maintaining Blade Angle above 45°.

Conditions:

  • Fx Button Unfeathered
  • PCO not depressed
  • Blade Angle < 45°

System operation energizes Airstart control relay, illuminates NTS INOP, and energizes FX valve solenoid causing FX valve to go to FX.

FLUID REQUIRED
ELECTRICAL POWER REQUIRED

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28
Q

Decision Speed

A

Minimum engine failure speed from which a safe takeoff can still be completed within runway length remaining.

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29
Q

Refusal Speed

A

The maximum airspeed from which the air craft can abort a takeoff and stop within runway length remaining.

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30
Q

Rotate Speed

A

Airspeed at which the transition from ground run attitude to climb out attitude has begun.

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31
Q

NTS

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Results when the prop drives the engine and creates drag. Negative Torque can create enough drag to threaten controllability. Sensed in the RGB, once a certain value is reached a ring gear moves forward compressing several springs and extending the NTS pushrod. As Power levers are > 24° coord the linkage shifts the FX valve to FX resulting in increased pitch and less negative torque.

FLUID REQUIRED
ELECTRICAL POWER NOT REQUIRED

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32
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Decoupler

A

Physically disconnects the engine from the RGB between -500 to -1700 SHP.

  • SHP will read 0 or wandering (unreliable <43%)
  • If pitchlock decoupled you will fuel chop once clear of the active.

PROP FLUID NOT REQUIRED
ELECTRICAL POWER NOT REQUIRED

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33
Q

NTS MALFUNCTIONS

A

Stuck Power Lever - Likely an over rotates alpha shaft, clean up speed up

Plunger stuck extended - Rapid decay of RPM, SHP increasing. Clean up bleeds and e-handle

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34
Q

Weather Watch

A

SHALL not fly into, unless Storm has not progressed as forecasted AND:

  • Able to maintain VFR or,
  • Able to maintain IFR with aircraft Wx Radar, or
  • IFR in positive control areas and VMC can be maintained, or
  • Aircraft performance allows for flight above Wx layers
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35
Q

Fuel Log Requirements

A

SHALL be done when:

  • Greater than 500 NM from nearest “suitable landing” field
  • Flight duration > 6 hours
  • Fuel gauge failure
  • PPC discretion

Entries shall be either hourly or 5,000# increments.

Allows FE to detect fuel gauge malfunctions

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36
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On Top Requirements

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Alternate not required: Fuel from T/O to destination plus a reserve of 10% of planned fuel req

Alternate Required: Fuel from T/O to destination IAF then to alternate plus 10% of planned fuel requirements

*In no case shall the planned fuel reserve after landing be less than 20 minutes at 10k’ at max endurance

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37
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DUE REGARD

A
  1. Aircraft SHALL be operated in VMC
  2. Aircraft SHALL be operated within surveillance and radio/satellite comms of a surface/airborne facility.
  3. Aircraft SHALL be equipped with airborne radar sufficient to provide separation between them selves, other aircraft, and any aircraft they may be controlling.
  4. Aircraft SHALL be operated outside of controlled airspace.
    * PPC assumes responsibility*
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38
Q

MARSA

GP ch. 6

A

Military Assumes Responsibility for Separation of Aircraft:

Relieves ATC of separation burden.
I.E. Formations, AR

Command prerogative, not to be invoked by individual pilots

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39
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MOSA

A

Minimum Operational Safe Altitude

1000’ above highest obstacle (rounded up to nearest 100’) within 30 NM.

PRIOR to descending below MOSA, NAV must give bearing, distance, safe alt, and safe heading from “prior to descending below MOSA checklist”

Mando calls, “30, 25,…,10,9,8,…” nm

Calls may be waived by PPC

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40
Q

TFOA

A
  • Notify Tower to sweep runway
  • Notify QA, MX, and Safety
  • Over water departure/approach if possible
  • When in safe area attempt to punch lost cont buoys
  • Use AIMS to verify item lost
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41
Q

Low Altitude Limits

N4.7

A

SYSTEMS DAY/VMC NIGHT/IMC

Radalt ; RAWS 200’ 300’

Updated Baro 300’ 500’

Nothing 500’ 1000’

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42
Q

Configurations D and E

N8-37

A
  • Drag count 700+
  • Increase 1.3 ; 1.35 by 5 kias
  • Increase landing distance by 10%
  • Max Range now 180 + 1/2GW - 2(ALT)
43
Q

Overweight conditions

A
  • Gross weight > 82,400/82,000# (BMUP)
  • Takeoff weight > 139,760#
  • VD > VR
  • Distance to liftoff > runway remaining
  • Critical obstacle cannot be cleared with 3ROC
  • Distance to liftoff w/ eng fail at refusal > RWY rem.
44
Q

Lightening Strike Procedures

A

Flash blindness possible, turn flood lights on if necessary.

  • Controllability check
  • Safe altitude and heading
  • Set 4
  • If time allows set 3
  • Consider aborting due to unknown damage
45
Q

ADIZ

A

Air Defense Identification Zone
-Airspace over land/water within 12nm (inner) in which ID of aircraft is of national security

Must have:
-Flight plan on file with est time &amp; point of pen.
-ID prior to entering
-2 way radio comms
-Transponder with Mode C
-Position Reporting
1 if by land (+/-5 min, +/-10 nm, on alt)
2 if by sea (+/-5 min, +/-20 nm, on alt)
46
Q

Unknown Rider

A

Mark GPS, TURN AWAY OR PARALLEL

283 card will give proper identity maneuver if required

47
Q

Hemstitching and PADRA

A

Hemstitching: multiple penetrations of ADIZ

PADRA: Pass to Air Defense Radar (Local warning areas, PADRA assumed if canned route)

48
Q

Thunderstorm Penetration

A

Around-Avoid by 20 NM
Over- 1,000’ above for every 10 kts of wind
Under- bottom 1/3, don’t turn around
Through- Fly 220/190 (Extreme/light)

49
Q

Windshear

A 
Recognition: 
AS+/-15, VSI+/-500, ATT+/-5°,GS+/-1°, unusual Power Requirements
*1.Max Power-Set
*2.Pitch-10° up and hold
*3.Gear-Up
*4.Flaps-Maintain

Delay approach, go to alternate, change RWY, shoot precision approach, carry 5-10KIAS but land on speed, REPORT IT.

50
Q

SDRS

A

Mandatory for all flights unless with CO’s approval
Trips at 2.5G
Mission should be aborted
If other than a landing, hazrep it.

51
Q

Filing Minimums

A

Alternate is required if Wx at destination is less than 3000-3 +/- 1 hour of arrival

  DEST                                                   ALT 0-0 up to mins                                    3000-3+

Mins to 3000-3 NP:m+300-1 P:m+200-1/2

3000-3+ NO ALT REQ

52
Q

FACSAFAC/

A

Fleet Area Control and Surveillance Facility

  • Controls military working/warning areas
  • Shall be used to max extent practicable
  • Acts as go-between for A/C and ATC
  • Must have comms with FACSAFAC (Beaver, Sealord, and Giant Killer)
53
Q

Flight Information Service

A

Advice and useful info for safety of flight
NOT ATC
Sigmets, NAVAID status, airfield conditions

54
Q

Alerting Service

A

Notifies appropriate orgs regarding aircraft in need of SAR and assists as able.

55
Q

Flight Information Region

A

Airspace of defined dimensions in which Flight Info Service and alerting service is provided.

All portions of airspace belong to some type of FIR

56
Q

Exposure Suits

A

Recommended below 50°F water temp and below 32°F (w/ wind chill) air temp, CO’s discretion.

57
Q

MESA

A

Minimum Enroute Safe Altitude

  • 1,000’ non mountainous terrain
  • 2,000’ mountainous terrain
  • Within 30nm of entire route of flight
58
Q

MSA

A

Minimum Safe Altitude
-Approach plate
Minimum sector Altitude within 25nm of navaid with at least 1000’ clearance
Sectors must be at least 90° in scope

59
Q

MRA

A

Minimum Reception Altitude

-Lowest Altitude at which an intersection can be determined

60
Q

MEA

A

Minimum Enroute Altitude

-Lowest published Altitude between fixes that ensures acceptable navaid coverage and obstacle clearance

61
Q

MCA

A

Minimum Crossing Altitude

-Lowest Altitude an aircraft must cross a fix when proceeding in direction of higher Minimum Enroute Altitude

62
Q

MOCA

A

Minimum Obstruction Clearance Altitude

-Lowest published Altitude on VOR airways which ensures navaid signal and obstacle clearance within 25 nm of a VOR

63
Q

Off Route Obstruction Clearance Altitude

OROCA

A

Obstruction clearance of 2000’ (mountainous) and 1000’ (non-mountainous).
May not ensure NAVAID, radar, or comms coverage.
LOW/HIGH chart

64
Q

MEF

A

Maximum Elevation Figure

  • Large sector cut on VFR sectionals denoting highest terrain, obstacle, or other.
  • add 100’ to man made obst(>200’), and round up to nearest hundred
  • add 200’ to natural terrain for obstacles not depicted and round up to nearest hundred
65
Q

Mandatory T/O Computations

A 
RWY
Length
Obstacles
Slope
Elevation
A/C
Gross weight
Abort SHP
Takeoff SHP
TIT
WIND
Probable RCR
Ambient temp
T/W component
H/W component
X/W component

SPEEDS
Refusal, Rotate, V504, V503, 3ROC

MANDO IF ADVERSE CONDITIONS (Vro<5kts above Vr) -> 4 eng acceleration distance to 80 kts, refusal, rotate, and LO

But what do we care about? Vr, Vro, Vd, V503, V504, 3Roc

66
Q

VMC AIR

A 
Minimum airspeed at which "directional control" can be maintained with critical engine inop
Based on:
-5° dead up                 2.6KIAS/°
-T/O flaps
-Max Power
-T/O Trim
-1/4-1/2 ball into the good side
67
Q

Windshield Heat High Setting

A 
Warm up in low for 10 mins:
-Ice begins to form on windshield
(Once ice builds up, thermal shock is possible)
-When icing is anticipated at OAT -25° to 0°C
-10K or less with birds and OAT <0°C
-Antifogging in flight
"BIAA"
*If heat must be left off:
-Maintain <10k’ and <240KIAS
-Don’t fly into known/anticipated icing
68
Q

Single Engine Out Considerations

3710, 7-5

A

Nature of Malfunction and any other difficulties that could occur because of it

  • Altitude, Weight, Usable Fuel at time of eng fail
  • Terrain/wx Enroute and suitable landing points
  • ATC congestion
  • Pilot familiarity with field
69
Q 
Warning Area
Restricted Area
MOA
Prohibited 
Alert
A

Warning Area-May be hazard to non participants
Restricted Area-Invisible Hazards
MOA-Military ops
Prohibited-Security/Nat’l wellfare
Alert-Large volume of training or unusual activity

70
Q

Class A Airspace

A
  • FL180-600
  • Must have: Mode C, Inst Rated, IFR, 2 way coms
  • 2,000’ separation vs 1,000’ RVSM (290-410)
71
Q

Class B Airspace

A

-Surface to 10k MSL
-Busy
-30NM mode veil
Must have - CCCC
MODE C, CLEARANCE, 2 way comms, hold a pilot cert, IFR speeds (250 within, 200 below)
-3 sm and clear of clouds

72
Q

Class C Airspace

A
  • SFC to 4,000’ AGL w/ 5nm radius
  • 1,200 to 4,000’AGL w/ 10nm radius
  • Requirements: Mode C, 2 way comms (call sign), airspeed limit of 200 KIAS
  • 3SM and 500,1000,2000
73
Q

Class D Airspace

A
  • SFC-2500’AGL and 5nm radius
  • Towered field
  • Requirements: 2-way comms (call sign)
  • Airspeed 200KIAS
  • 3SM and 500,1000,2000
74
Q

Class E Airspace

A
  • Any airspace not A,B,C,D, or E
  • Below 10k’MSL: 3SM and 500,1000,2000
  • Above 10k’MSL: 5SM and 1000,1000,1SM
75
Q

Wx Brief Void Time

A

Valid for 3 hours past brief, or 30 min past departure time

76
Q

Standard Instrument Rating
Vs
Special Instrument Rating

A
  • 50 hours instrument (Sim only 1/2)
  • Natops check current
  • 6 months: 6hrs, 6p, 6n
  • 12 months: 12hrs, 12p, 6np
  • 5 years flying (3 years mil)
  • 2,000 hrs (1500 p/cp
  • 100 hrs actual Inst time
  • Exceptional judgment
77
Q

Mandatory Abort Reasons

A 
Maverick fails to launch
Antenna separation (HF)
NTS malfunction
Prop pump light after 55% during IF restart
Lightening strike
Unresettable gen off
Gen mech fail
Zero fuel weight exceeded
78
Q

Max Range Formula

Loiter Speed Formula

A 
MR= 205 + 1/2GW - ALT
L= GW + 90

Max Range wind correction
Headwind = TAS + (.3 x HW)
Tailwind = TAS - (.2 x TW)

79
Q

Required IMC flight equipment

A 
Pitot heat
Electrical power to flight instruments
Airspeed
Altimeter
Visit
Clock
Compass
Heading
De-icing equipment in icing conditions
80
Q

Minimum distance from civil aircraft

A

500 feet vertically, 1 mile laterally

81
Q

Oxygen use above 10,000 feet

A

When cabin altitude exceeds 10,000, all occupants on board shall use supplemental oxygen.

82
Q

Loss of pressurization

A

If loss of pressurization occurs and oxygen systems are suspect, an
immediate descent shall be made as soon as possible to a cabin altitude at or below 10,000 feet. If oxygen
systems are not suspect, immediate descent shall be made to a cabin altitude at or below 18,000 feet.
During loss of pressurization all occupants shall use oxygen.

83
Q

Rest and sleep

A

Crew rest includes free time for meals, transportation and rest and must
include an opportunity for 8 hours of uninterrupted sleep time for every 24-hour period.
Crew rest does not begin until after termination of official duties and is required prior to reporting for
preflight preparations. Flight personnel should not be scheduled for more than 18 hours continuous
required awake. If it becomes necessary to exceed the 18 hour rule, 15 hours continuous off-duty time
shall be provided

84
Q

Flight time

A

Flight Time- 1 day = 12 hours, 7 days=50 hours, 30 days=120 hours. If exceeded, personnel shall
be closely monitored and specifically cleared by the C.O. with recommendation from the Flight Surgeon.

85
Q

Adiz position reporting requirements

A

IFR- normal reporting
Dvfr- The estimated time of ADIZ penetration must be filed with the aeronautical facility at least 15
minutes prior to penetration except for flight in the Alaskan ADIZ; in which case, report prior to
penetration
Inbound aircraft of foreign registry- The pilot must report to the aeronautical facility at least 1 hour prior to ADIZ penetration

86
Q

VFR flights shall not be flown when…

A 
Night
Over congested area less than 1000 feet above highest obstacle or when obstacles within a radius of 2000 feet
Very fast
Above FL180
Ridiculous low- 500 feet above surface
87
Q

Crew Resource Management

A

The use of specifically defined behavioral skills as an integral part of every flight to improve mission effectiveness by minimizing crew preventable errors, maximizing
crew coordination, and optimizing risk management.

88
Q

Minimum Fuel

A

Term to indicate no undue delays can be accepted. Not an
emergency, but undue
delay may make it an emergency. Both, minimum fuel advisories and emergency fuel declarations shall
be reported each time control is passed to another controller. Pilots should not expect special handling
from ATC when declaring minimum fuel.

89
Q

ICAO 1801 equipment codes

A 
ILUVHOTDRFZ
Inertials
Localizer
UHF
VHF
HF
vOr
Tacan
DME
R- Meets PBN RNAV RNP requirements
adF
Z- other (listed in notes)

/C Mode C txpdr

90
Q

When does the rudder power illuminate?

A

no system pressure regardless of flap position (none)
both system pressure with flaps below 60% (too many)
1 system pressure with flaps above 60% (too little)
RBSV fails to open above 60% (fail)

91
Q

Different positions of the LGSV

A

Up- Disables NWS and brakes, enables in flight brakes
Neutral- Enables brakes, Disables IFB
Down- Enables NWS, still have brakes

92
Q

14th stage bleed air usage

A 
WEEBOC
Wing de-ice
engine anti-ice 
engine starting
Bomb Bay heating
Oil cooler augmentation
Closes 5th and 10th stages
93
Q

Items on FEAC

A 
POSSFIRE
Pitot heat
Outflow Valve
Stby vert gyro
Stby attitude indicator
FDI
IFF
Radalt
Ess indicator light
94
Q

Items on FEDC

A 
BUGGPITIPCAG
Bell
Utility light
Gen 4 aux control
GOB
inverter Pwr relay
IFF
T (removed)
INS 1+2
Pitchlock Reset
CDU-7000
ADDU
GPS Amplifier
95
Q

Power Section Accessories

A 
FESSMOS
FCU
Engine driven pumps (3)
SSC
SSV
Main oil pump
Oil filter
Scavenge oil pump
96
Q

RGB Accessories

A 
STOGE
Starter
Tach Gen
Oil pump/Filter assembly
Gens
EDCs
97
Q

Return fuel planning (worst to best)

A
  1. Loss of pressurization, so return at 10k
  2. Loss of pressurization and loss of engine 10k
  3. 3-engine at 3-engine operation ceiling
  4. 4-engine at 4-engine operating ceiling
98
Q

How many buoys can you carry?

A

84-> 36 in wine rack, 48 in the belly

99
Q

If you lose MonAc, what 3 things will swap over to Feac?

A

Standby Vert Gyro
EFDI
Red Inst lighting

100
Q

ICAO lost comms

A
  1. If VMC, shall stay VMC and land at the nearest suitable field.
  2. If IMC or you cannot complete your flight plan, (a) maintain last assigned speed and alt(or higher) for 20 mins and adjust in accordance with flight plan, (b) proceed via flight plan to navaid at destination and hold until descent, (c) Commence descent from above as close as possible to expected approach time or eta, (d) complete normal instrument approach for the navaid designated, or (e) land within 30 minutes of eta or expected approach time
101
Q

What happens when you pull ground air sensing CB?

A

Bypass the SPEAR

Blower Bypassed
Strobes off (both)
Prop de-ice off
EMP de-ice off
Auto-pilot returns
Radar off
102
Q

depressurization pneumatically

A

Part of smoke/fume elimination checklist

Altitude- not more than 12,000 feet
Cabin altitude- set 10,000 feet
Barr knob- 28 inches
Rate knob- maximum

103
Q

Bad start causes

A

WPFIST

Wind up the ass
Poor air supply
Fuel supply is rich
Incorrect blade angle
Stalled/stagnated start
Temp outside is super duper hot

P3C 2P Board (1 decks)

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