Day 9 - Landing Gear and Brakes Flashcards

1
Q

Normally the Landing Gear is __ actuated and __ operated

A

Electrically, hydraulically

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2
Q

The landing gear extension cycle requires approximately __ seconds

A

7

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3
Q

The landing gear retraction cycle requires approximately __ seconds

A

7

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4
Q

For emergency gear extension, the EMER L/G Down handle must be pulled out approximately __ inches

A

10

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5
Q

During emergency gear extension it takes approximately __ seconds for the gear to be down and locked

A

30

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6
Q

During emergency gear extension, pulling the LDG GEAR circuit breaker does what

A

Removes electrical power from the gear system eliminating gear sequencing

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7
Q

T/F - Once the gear has been extended using the emergency method, do not recycle the landing gear handle

A

TRUE

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8
Q

The landing gear warning tone is initiated when

A

The landing gear are not down/locked and flaps are at the 0 or 10 degree position with one or both throttles retarded below 70% N2 OR the landing gear are not down/locked and flaps are extended beyond the 10 degree position

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9
Q

An illuminated red UNLOCKED gear indicator means

A

Landing gear is in transit, one or more gear not locked, main gear fuselage doors not closed and locked

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10
Q

Maximum rudder pedal deflection steers the nose wheel __ degrees either side of center

A

25

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11
Q

Use of differential power or braking will result in castering the nose wheel up to __

A

45 degrees

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12
Q

If both pilot and copilot are attempting to operate the brakes, which one will control the brakes

A

The person applying the most toe brake force

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13
Q

Name the four modes of braking operation

A

Manual, power, anti-skid, and emergency

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14
Q

T/F - The anti-skid system is fully functional during manual braking

A

FALSE

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15
Q

The brake accumulator is pressurized at __ psi of nitrogen

A

900 +/- 50

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16
Q

Anti-skid control is only activated above __ knots tire speed

A

14

17
Q

When is anti-skid braking available upon landing

A

Wheels spin at 37 knots or weight on wheels more than approximately 2.5 sec

18
Q

T/F - It is permissible to test the anti-skid in congested areas

A

FALSE

19
Q

If an ANTISKID FAIL annunciator is illuminated, the anti-skid should be placed to __ to assure full power braking

A

OFF

20
Q

The nitrogen emergency system provides sufficient pressure for at least __ to __ brake applications

A

7, 10

21
Q

If nitrogen pressure has been used to close the main gear doors enough pressure remains for __ to __ emergency brake applications

A

7, 9

22
Q

T/F - Normal braking should be used in conjunction with emergency braking to increase braking effectiveness

A

FALSE

23
Q

State the three conditions that the parking brakes should not be set

A

Hot brakes, low temperatures with visible moisture, or from the copilot’s side

24
Q

If landing with one main gear up or unsafe, you should touchdown where

A

On the same side of the runway as the extended gear