F-22

Question 0

How is the F-22s rocket motor fired during canopy jettison?

Answer 0

Through impulses sent through the EESS wiring harness

Question 1

What F-22 escape system component provides sequenced firing signals for the EEDs in the system?

Answer 1

EESS

Question 2

What F-22 escape system component causes the central integrated processors’ (CIP) internally stored data to zeroize during the ejection sequence?

Answer 2

Guillotine assembly

Question 3

During an F-22 mode 1 ejection sequence, how many seconds after SSS detection does the mortar fire?

Answer 3

.037

Question 4

What environmental conditions place an F-22 ACES II into mode 2 operation?

Answer 4

Speeds in excess of 250 KEAS and altitudes of 0-15,000 ft

Question 5

During an F-22 ACES II mode 3 ejection, when does the pilot’s chute and recovery parachute deploy?

Answer 5

When conditions of mode 2 are met

Question 6

What F-22 canopy jettison feature ensures that the latches have been fully released prior to rocket motor ignition?

Answer 6

The rocket motor is keyed to thruster ignition and is initiated after 1.2 inches of thruster extension

Question 7

What F-22 components are actuated by the internal or external canopy jettison handles to initiate the canopy jettison system?

Answer 7

Thermal batteries

Question 8

During F-22 canopy jettison, how many inches does the canopy travel aft before the canopy rotates around the aft hinge line of the canopy?

Answer 8

2.5

Question 9

What F-22 canopy jettison component provides the force to rotate the canopy up and off the aircraft?

Answer 9

Canopy rocket motor

Question 10

If only one F-22 rocket motor is initiated during canopy jettison, his does the other rocket motor fire?

Answer 10

The burn from the first rocket motor immediately detonates the other through an open manifold