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Boldface Limits Exam Flashcards

1
Q

Who has the authority to clear personnel in and out of the rotor arc?

A

The aircraft captain

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2
Q

What items fall under ICS (Identify Confirm Select)

A

ENG MAIN sw (except in training mode)
Fuel transfer switchers (XFER F or A)
Engine twist grips on the collective (Blind I-C-S for left seat)
ENG MODE SEL sw
ENG EMERG OFF sw

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3
Q

Maximum rearward wind limitation for IBF operation

A

30 kn

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4
Q

Start and stopping the rotor wind limitations

A

50kn from all directions except rearwards where the IBF limit applies.

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5
Q

Minimum height with ILS mode engaged for “hands-off” operation

A

200 ft AGL

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6
Q

Minimum height with any other mode engaged for “hands-off” operation

A

500 ft AGL

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7
Q

Hi NR should turn on at what speed?

A

IAS Passing greater than 55KIAS, turns off

IAS passing less than 50KIAS, turns on

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8
Q

High Rotor RPM warnings (>106 %)

A

Flashing RPM light
Gong Audio Tone
Reset available

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9
Q

High Rotor RPM warning (>112 %)

A

Flashing RPM light
Continuous High Tone
Reset not available

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10
Q

Rotor RPM warning ( <97 %)

A

ON RPM light
Intermittent Low Audio Tone
Reset Available

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11
Q

Vne for steady stick autorotation

A

90 kn or as per Vne tables if less

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12
Q

When should Hi NR be engaged

A

2835 kg

For 723 Sqn, all the time

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13
Q

Power OFF Rotor RPM Limits

A

Minimum 85%
MCP 100%
Transient 106 %

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14
Q

Low fuel warning

A

Clock… start stopwatch
If both LOW FUEL warning lights are on:
LAND WITHIN 10 MINUTES
OR
If LOW FUEL Warning light is on:
FUEL quantity indication… check
If both LOW FUEL Warning lights remain on:
LAND WITHIN 10 MINUTES
If one LOW FUEL warning light remains on:
Expect single engine failure after approx. 10 minutes

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15
Q

Minimum and Maximum air range speed

A

Maximum 90 KIAS
Minimum rate-of-descent 60 KIAS

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16
Q

Max airspeed for floats

A

For inflation, lower than 80kn.

No limit if not inflated

17
Q

Single Engine Shutdown Acronym

A

Identify, Confirm, Select

18
Q

FADEC Minimum ENG TQ requirement

A

10%

19
Q

After landing with manual twistgrips, why is it necessary to reduce the collective at the same time.

A

To maintain an acceptable NR range

20
Q

LAND IMMEDIATELY

A

The urgency of landing is paramount. Primary consideration is to assure survival of occupants. Water, trees other unsafe as a last resort

21
Q

LAND AS SOON AS POSSIBLE (LAND ASAP)

A

Land without delay at the nearest adequate site (open field) at which a safe approach and landing can be made.

22
Q

LAND AS SOON AS PRACTICABLE

A

The landing site and duration of flight are at the discretion of the pilot. Extended flight beyond nearest approved landing area where appropriate assistance can be expected is not recommended.

23
Q

FADEC FAIL (SYSTEM 1) or FADEC FAIL (SYSTEM 2)

A
  1. Collective Lever… Adjust as necessary to maintain N(RO) within normal range
  2. Affected engine… Identify by small collective changes
  3. Respective TWIST GRIP… Adjust slowly to set 80% (+ or - 2%) N(1) [Gas generator] on the affected engine (TWIST GRIP caution my come on). Simultaneously adjust collective to maintain engine within limits
    After Landing:
  4. Respective TWIST GRIP… Reduce, before lowering the collective pitch lever to full down position (to keep N(2) [power turbine speed] /N(RO) [rotor speed] within limits
24
Q

SINGLE ENGINE FAILURE - FLIGHT

A
  1. OEI flight condition… establish
  2. Affected engine… identify
  3. Single engine emergency shutdown… perform
  4. LAND AS SOON AS PRACTICABLE
  5. Single engine landing… Perform checklist
25
Q

SINGLE ENGINE FAILURE - HIGE

A
  1. Collective lever… Adjust to maintain rotor RPM
  2. Landing attitude… Establish
  3. Collective lever… Raise as necessary to stop descent and cushion landing
    After landing
  4. Affected engine… Identify
  5. Single engine emergency shutdown… Perform
26
Q

SINGLE ENGINE FAILURE - HOGE

A
  1. Airspeed… Increase if possible
  2. Collective lever… Adjust to maintain rotor RPM

If forced landing required:
3. Landing attitude… Establish
4. Collective lever… Raise as necessary to stop descent and cushion landing
After landing:
5. Affected engine… Identify
6. Single engine emergency shutdown… Perform

OR; If transitioning to OEI flight
3. Airspeed, gain, 65KIAS Vy
4. Collective.. adjust to OEI limits or below
After reaching safe altitude:
5. Collective.. reduce to OEI MCP or below
6. Affected engine.. identify
7. Single engine emergency shutdown… Perform
(Land as soon as practicable)

27
Q

TAIL ROTOR DRIVE FAILURE - FWD FLIGHT

If the nose direction changes from left to right at airspeeds higher than 40kn

A
  1. Collective lever… Reduce to obtain minimum sideslip angle
  2. Airspeed… Maintain 70 KIAS or higher
    If the nose direction changes from left to right at airspeeds higher than 40kn:
  3. Airspeed… Increase (Nose down)
  4. Approach.. Abort, climb to sufficient height for autorotation
  5. Autorotation… Perform
28
Q

SINGLE ENGINE FAILURE - TAKEOFF

A
  1. Collective lever… Adjust to maintain rotor RPM

If performing a rejected takeoff:
2. Landing attitude… Establish
3. Collective lever… Raise as necessary to stop descent and cushion landing
After landing:
4. Affected engine… Identify
5. Single engine emergency shutdown… Perform

If transitioning to OEI - flight:
2. Collective.. adjust to OEI limits or below
3. Airspeed.. Gain, 65KIAS (Vy)
After reaching safe altitude:
4. Collective.. reduce to OEI MCP or below
5. Affected engine.. identify
6. Single engine emergency shutdown…. Perform
(Land as soon as practicable)

29
Q

BAT TEMP

A

On ground
1. BAT MSTR sw… OFF
2. Engines… Shutdown
In Flight
1. BAT MSTR sw… OFF
2. LAND ASAP

30
Q

Warning lights are accompanied by what sound?

A

Gong

31
Q

XMSM OIL Pressure Warning

A

LAND ASAP

32
Q

FIRE (ENG 1 or 2)

A

On Ground:
1. Respective EMER OFF sw… open, press, release
2. Both fuel prime pumps…. OFF
3. Both ENG main SW…. OFF

In Flight:
1. OEI flight condition… establish
2. Respective EMER OFF sw… open, press, release
3. Affected engine.. identify
4. Single engine emergency shutdown… perform
If light is off:
5. LAND ASAP
If light remains on:
6. LAND IMMEDIATELY

33
Q

GEN OVHT

A
  1. Affected GEN switch… OFF

If caution remains on for more than 1min:
2. OEI flight condition establish
3. Affected engine.. identify
4. Single engine emergency shutdown.. perform

(Land as soon as practicable)

34
Q

How long after aborted start do you wait before vent?

A

30 secs

35
Q

How long after aborted start do you wait before vent?

A

30 secs

36
Q

After doing TR failure analysis what do you do if the nose is yawwing right?

A

Increase airspeed (nose down) and climb to safe altitude for Autorotation

JHS14AVWO SHIT GOUGE (16 decks)

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