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Contacts Ground School: Systems #1 Flashcards

1
Q

If left rudder is used, which direction will the leading edge of the rudder move? Which direction will the nose move?

A

Both will move to the left

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2
Q

What devices does the primary hydraulic system control?

A
  • Landing gear/main gear inboard doors
  • Flaps
  • Speed Brake
  • Nose Wheel Steering
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3
Q

What is the T-6B hydraulic system pressurized to?

A

3000±120 psi

It is engine driven

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4
Q

What does the reservoir piston do in the power package?

A

Protects the engine driven hydraulic pump by reducing the hydraulic pressure on the return side of the reservoir to 50 psi

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5
Q

What does the slide valve do in the power package?

A

Isolates the hydraulic pressure coming from the engine driven pump from the rest of the hydraulic system when the emergency system is activated

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6
Q

What does the detenet on the landing gear handle do?

A

Prevents the landing gear from being raised accidentally

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7
Q

T-6B flaps are ____ controlled and ____ operated.

A

Electrically controlled

Hydraulically operated

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8
Q

When extending gear using the emergency system, what actuators does the emergency lines actuate?

A

The hydraulic pressure from the emergency lines activates the normal landing gear actuators

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9
Q

What happens when you use the emergency system to extend the landing gear?

A

The main inboard gear doors remain open

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10
Q

What three things will cause the speed brake to retract?

A
  1. The speed brake switch is moved forward
  2. Flaps are extended
  3. PCL is moved to MAX
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11
Q

How can you steer the aircraft on the ground?

A
  1. Nose wheel steering
  2. Differential braking
  3. Use of the rudder
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12
Q

What provides fluid pressure to the wheel brakes?

A

The master cylinders and the brake reservoir

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13
Q

The UFCP persistent display is the ____ presentation and displays after ____ seconds of inactivity.

A

Default

20 secs

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14
Q

What does an asterik mean on the UFCP?

A

Invalid frequency data

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15
Q

What does a left-justified, filled circle mean for the UFCP?

A

Press and hold function

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16
Q

Basically, what does a yellow UFCP # FAIL message on the CAS mean?

A

That UFCP is not communicating with IAC1 or IAC2, or the unit has failed.

17
Q

What radio naviagtion systems does the T-6B have?

A
  • VOR
  • ILS
  • DME

It does NOT have TACAN

18
Q

What system is NOT part of the integrated avionics system?

A

The Backup Flight Instrument (BFI)

19
Q

What does the bottom half of the PFD consist of?

A
  • Horizontal situation indicator (HSI)
  • Primary heading
  • Navigation display
  • Course selection
  • Indication
  • NAV source
  • Localizer
20
Q

What does the BFI display?

A
  • Airspeed
  • Altitude
  • Attitude
  • Vertical velocity
  • Heading
21
Q

Where does the BFI’s attitude indicator gyro inputs come from?

A

Its own internal three-axis gyro stabilization system

22
Q

What normally powers the BFI?

A

The battery bus

23
Q

The warning tone volume control is ____.

A

Fixed and cannot be changed.

24
Q

What are the pilot warning tone outputs given by the electronic tone generator?

A
  • Landing gear position warning
  • Overspeed warning
25
Q

What devices does does the AOA computer receive inputs from?

A
  • AOA Vane
  • Flap position microswitch
  • Landing gear (when extended)
26
Q

When does the AOA indexer provide AOA information?

A

When the landing gear is down and locked

27
Q

What is the accelerometer (G meter) scale?

A

-4.0G to 7.5G

28
Q

What are the HUD master modes?

A
  • NAV
  • Air-to-Air
  • Air-to-Ground
29
Q

Which way do you push on the UHF/VHF key on the PCL to transmit on UHF? VHF?

A

Push up on the key for UHF.

Push down on the key for VHF.

30
Q

How many seconds is the ID page displayed after pressing the ID squawk key on the UFCP?

A

5 seconds

31
Q

What mode allows a transponder to automatically reply to a ground or airborne interrogation addressed to a specific aircraft?

A

Mode S

32
Q

What does a TCAS Advisory symbol look like?

A

Filled yellow circle

33
Q

What does a TCAS non-threat traffic symbol look like?

A

Unfilled white diamond

34
Q

TCAS analyzes the replies from another aircraft’s transponder to determine what?

A
  • Range
  • Bearing
  • Relative altitude
35
Q

What are the NAV display format options?

A
  • Rose Map
  • Arc Map
  • Rose Plan
36
Q

Which NAV display format is used to review the flight plan, waypoint by waypoint?

A

Rose Plan

37
Q

What inputs does the TAD compute rudder trim based off of?

A
  • Pitch rate
  • Engine torque
  • Airspeed
  • Altitude
38
Q

What devices does the emergency hydraulic system used to operate (in the event of an emergency)?

A
  • Landing gear
  • Main gear inboard doors
  • Flaps

Navy Flight School: Primary (22 decks)

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