Contact Flashcards

1
Q

What is the idle torque % allowed on the ground?

A

1-10%

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2
Q

Nearest suitable airfield = land _____

A

Land as soon as possible

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3
Q

No wind visual spacing?

A

0.7 nm

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4
Q

ORM 3-2-1

A

On profile, Runway in sight, Maneuver to land. 300’ = decision altitude, 200’ = gear down, 100’ = runway center line

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5
Q

Altitude lost per rotation in a spin?

A

400-500 feet

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6
Q

Objective of a loop

A

360 degree turn in the vertical with constant nose track and heading

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7
Q

Generator limits (amps and volts)

A

Amps: -2 to +50 amps (in flight). Volts: 28.0-28.5

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8
Q

Propeller diameter?

A

97 inches

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9
Q

Both red and amber OIL PX annunciators illuminate when

A

oil pressure between 15-40 psi for 5 seconds

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10
Q

What is on the hot battery bus?

A
FOCBEER
FDR maint
OBOGS
Clock
Battery switch
ELT
Emergency flaps
Ram air
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11
Q

Gear down, flaps up, prop feathered glide ratio and altitude loss

A

1.5:1 ratio, 1500 feet/minute

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12
Q

Propeller comes out of feather how long after pulling the prop sys circuit breaker?

A

15-20 seconds

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13
Q

Zoom

A

2 G pull up 20 degrees nose high

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14
Q

Turbulent Airspeeds

A

180 KIAS (optimal) 195 KIAS (max)

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15
Q

Minimum starting voltage

A

23.5 V

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16
Q

Near steady state spin airspeed

A

120-135 KIAS indicated

17
Q

When solo, after landing taxi clear of runway, then…

A

STOP and put your pin back in

18
Q

Dual only maneuvers (never while solo)

A

Stalls, stability demos, nose hi/lo/inverted recoveries, uncontrolled airfield ops, OCF recoveries, ELPs or any other simulated engine out maneuvers, flaps up patterns/landings, straight-ins, slow flight, rolling takeoffs, low-closed patterns, low level navigation (advanced aerobatics are allowed)

19
Q

Radar dropoff altitudes

A

2000-2700 ft MSL

20
Q

RSU Directs you to “standby”…you should:

A

fly runway heading, turn crosswind 1nm after departure end

21
Q

Pattern priorities

A
Emergencies
Low Closed
Min fuel
Formation
Radar Entries
Established in pattern
Re-entry from breakout/abandon approach
VFR entry
22
Q

Practice OCF restrictions

A

Current OCF IP on board
Min 7000’ airspace below entry altitude clear of clouds
When over clouds, complete 3000’ above

23
Q

Tire minimums for local sorties

A

no cords on nose wheel

no reds on main wheels

24
Q

Auto Fuel Balancing

A

Keeps tanks within 20 lbs
>20 lbs difference for 30 seconds…transfer valve closes the motive flow line to the light tank to try to balance
>30 lbs for 2 minutes…the FUEL BAL annunciator comes on and the auto balance system will shut off (will not automatically shut off, must be reset)

25
Q

(T/F) Calling “final clear” is procedure on the lineup check

A

False, it’s technique

26
Q

Fuel Probes and their levels

A

Outer: 445+-50 lbs
Middle: 308+-50 lbs
Inner: 20 lbs

FUEL LO = optical sensors, 110 lbs in the wing

27
Q

Aileron roll entry airspeed

A

180-220 KIAS

28
Q

RSU says “fly runway heading”, you…

A

acknowledge with callsign, fly runway heading

29
Q

Who has priority? Established final turn or straight in?

A

Final turn. Straight in must offset go around (not abandon approach)