Chapter 7 Flashcards

1
Q

What are the four things we check for during preflight?

A
  • Corrosion
  • Condition
  • FOD
  • Security
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2
Q

Pylon Flight Light (5 microswitches)

A

Pylon lock pin switch
5* switch
Tail rotor indexer switch
2x stabilator lock pin switches

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3
Q

What are the two possible signs that the TGB oil is contaminated with hydraulic fluid?

A

over-serviced and/or a red tint to the oil

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4
Q

To prevent an APU exhaust fire, how long do you need to wait after APU shutdown to attempt a restart?

A

2 minutes to allow residual fuel to vaporize

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5
Q

A __________ shall be conducted any time the BLADEFOLD switch is moved from the OFF position.

A

head check

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6
Q

Successful RADALT test is indicated by…

A
  1. RAD ALT tone (5 +/- 1 beeps)
  2. Indicator reading 100 +/- 10’ for approx. 5 seconds
  3. Yellow tape illuminated up to DH setting or 100’
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7
Q

Successful TACAN test is indicated by…

A
  1. BRG needle swinging to 180deg. (+/-3) for 5 seconds
  2. DME of 0.0 nm (+/-0.5)
  3. NAV needle centering (within 1/2 dot)
  4. TO / FROM flag swap
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8
Q

AFCS Ground Check - SAS 1

A

On for at least 10 seconds then off, SAS fail advisory lights and AFCS degraded cautions should not appear during self-test.

On, then off. No movement should occur in main rotor blades. Minimal movement in flight controls is acceptable.

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9
Q

AFCS Ground Check - SAS 2

A

On, then off. No movement should occur in main rotor blades. Minimal movement in flight controls is acceptable.

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10
Q

AFCS Ground Check - Trim

A

On, then off. Minimal movement in flight controls is acceptable.

On. Slowly move cyclic fore, aft, and laterally, checking for symmetrical gradient force increase with control displacement. Repeat with pedals and collective.

Check pedal microswitches and trim release buttons.
Check 4-way.

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11
Q

AFCS Ground Check - Autopilot

A

SAS 1, SAS 2, Trim pushbuttons ON.

Autopilot on, then off. No movement should occur in flight controls.

Move flight controls through range of motion. Check for restrictions, control feedback, and rotor blade chatter.

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12
Q

Helicopter shall not be flown if the stabilator fails …

A

any check involving manual operation, position indications, or warnings.

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13
Q

Stab Check

A

Indicator should read between 34 and 42 deg. trailing edge down.

Press stab control panel test button until stab movement stops. Indicator should move 5-12 deg. up.

STAB AUTO CONTROL pushbutton - On. Warning tone stops and stab moves to 34-42 deg. trailing edge down.

Hold MAN SLEW switch UP until stab stops. Stab position should indicate between 5 and 10 deg. trailing edge up in 4 to 8 seconds.

Hold MAN SLEW down until indicator reads 0 deg.

STAB AUTO CONTROL pushbutton - On. Indicator moves to 34-42 trailing edge down.

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14
Q

What is Np shaft rub? How/when does it occur?

A

Np shaft rub occurs due to asymmetric heating of the Np shaft by a hot engine.

When the rotor brake is released, the Np shaft impacts the Ng shaft causing compressor blades to impact the casing.

The No Rotor Brake Start procedure should be used for routine engine starts and rotor engagement ashore to minimize occurrence of Np shaft rub.

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15
Q

How many times is the Engine Overspeed / Auto Ignition check able to fail before maintenance action is required?

A

If the engine relights/Ng returns to normal speed on the second attempt, the engine is acceptable. If the engine flames out/fails to relight again, maintenance action is required.

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16
Q

Main fuel level shall be ________ lbs. or less prior to a manual fuel transfer.

A

3,700 lbs.

17
Q

How can you hold L16 codes on a shutdown?

A

Bring L16 to standby prior to shutting down MSN PWR

18
Q

Engines should be cooled for _____ minutes at an Ng of _____% or less before moving PCL to OFF.

A

2 minutes, 90%

19
Q

If an engine is shut down without being cooled, it should not be restarted for _______ unless a restart is performed within ________.

A

4 hours, 5 minutes

20
Q

What four things do you check for on post-flight ?

A
  1. Interior / exterior equipment
  2. Tires / struts
  3. Leaks
  4. Missing panels
21
Q

What three things are you looking for during a head check?

A
  1. Blade lock pins engaged
  2. Pitch lock pins retracted
  3. Gust lock disengaged
22
Q

With less than ________ lbs. of fuel, fuel starvation may occur when balanced flight is not maintained and/or pitch attitudes exceed ______ nose-up or down.

A

600 lbs., 15 deg.

23
Q

How much does TGT increase with ENG ANTI-ICE On?

A

30 - 100 C

24
Q

What is the normal hover attitude?

A

4 - 5 deg nose-up
2 - 3 deg left wing down

25
Q

What three things should we check in a hover?

A
  1. Flight controls - note correct response.
  2. System and flight instruments - check.
  3. Power - check
26
Q

When is the night/IMC descent over water procedure required?

A

shall be performed for all night/IMC descents over water at 1,000’ AGL and below

27
Q

What two things should be used to the maximum extent possible for power available checks?

A

Continuous torque and Ng limits

28
Q

Nose attitudes in excess of ______ deg. nose-up at altitudes less than or equal to ______ feet will cause the tail bumper/stabilator to impact the ground.

A

13 deg., 15’

29
Q

In a steep approach, do not exceed ______ fpm rate of descent and maintain ________________ until reaching ground effect.

A

700 fpm, translational lift

30
Q

Slow the aircraft to _____ KGS or less when crossing the last obstruction on approach end of the LZ.

A

20 KGS

31
Q

What are the ECS fuel burn rates and associated losses in maximum torque available?

A

NORM - fuel increases 8 lb./hr., torque avail. reduced 4% per engine

HOT - torque avail. reduced 5% per engine

HIGH - fuel increases 45 lb./hr per engine, torque avail. reduced 7%