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1
Q

At what speed will the speed brakes no longer fully extend.

A

In excess of 340 KIAS

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2
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Pre-Stall Weather Minimums

A

Daylight
VMC/Visible Horizon
Recovery from maneuvers must be complete without descending below 10,000’ AGL

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3
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Break Turn Stall

A

Pre-stall & Aero checklist
300 KIAS break between 70 and 80 AOB
Idle; Boards Out
Maintain altitude and pull for 17 units AOA
At approx 220 KIAS increase backstick until stall occurs
At indication of stall:
Reduce stick pressure, MRT. Boards In, Roll Wings Level

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4
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KNQI Initial

A

2,500’ MSL and 5 NM

Descend to break altitude at 4 NM

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5
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7 Visual Working Areas

A 
Benavides
Realitos
Concepcion
Premont
Hebronville
Falfurrias
Laguna Salada
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6
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Hi Break and Carrier Break Altitudes

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Hi Break 1,100’ MSL (1,050 AGL)

Carrier Break 800 AGL (850 MSL)

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7
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Low Initial

A

1,100’ MSL and 5 NM

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8
Q

Delta Easy

A

Dirty
Pattern Altitude
130 KIAS
Maintain Interval, Fly Normal Pattern

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9
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NOG Course Rules Radial and Direction of Travel

A

NQI 330 or NOG 150; stay east heading to the NOG stay west returning from the NOG. Avoid ALICE by 5nm and/or 3000 MSL.

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10
Q

What is the sequence of the squirrel cage?

A

Loop, 1/2 Cuban, Immelman, Split S

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11
Q

What is the sequence of the stall series?

A

Break Turn Stall
Landing Attitude Stall
Approach Turn Stall

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12
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Minimum Radius Turn

A

Pre-Stall & Aero
300 KIAS & Cardinal Heading
85 AOB turn
Simultaneously power to MRT and 17 units AOA
Maintain airspeed
After 360 degrees of turn reverse, release back stick pressure to avoid ballooning
Repeat first 360 degree turn
Roll out on original heading with a loss of altitude.

Excellent is ~3000’ altitude loss or better

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13
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Vertical Recovery

A

Pre-Stall & Aero
280 KIAS
Wings level 17 unit pull to 60 nose high
At 180 KIAS go MRT and make sure boards are in
Push the nose over between 5-10 units AOA
Allow nose to fall below horizon and catch 150 KIAS

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14
Q

Vertical Recovery if recovery not initiated prior to 120 KIAS or airspeed falls below 85 KIAS

A

Power Idle
Controls Neutralize
Allow nose to fall through the horizon to nose-low attitude
Stay nose low and increase power to capture 150 KIAS
Roll wings level and pull without exceeding G limits or 17 units AOA to the horizon.

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15
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Half Cuban Entry Power and Airspeed

A

96% & 380 KIAS

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16
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Aileron Roll Power and Airspeed

A

89% & 300 KIAS

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17
Q

No-Flap Roll and Go Airspeed and Distance

A

Idle, 140 KIAS, 6 Board (6000 ft remaining)

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18
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Full Flap Roll and Go Airspeed and Distance

A

Ground Idle, 100 KIAS, 4 Board (4000 ft remaining)

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19
Q

AOA to target during vertical recovery

A

5 - 10

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20
Q

Min Radius Turn Power and Airspeed

A

MRT & 300 KIAS

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21
Q

Immelmann Power and Airspeed

A

96% & 380 KIAS

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22
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Wingover Power and Airspeed

A

89% & 300 KIAS

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23
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C AUG CAUTION

A
  1. Paddle switch - PRESS AND RELEASE
  2. CONTR AUG switch - RESET AND RELEASE
  3. Wait 9 seconds.

If C AUG caution light remains on:
4. Paddle switch - PRESS AND RELEASE
(yaw damping, ARI, SBI, and rudder trim are inop)

If C AUG caution light goes out:
5. CONTR AUG switch - ALL

If C AUG caution light comes on:
6. Paddle switch - PRESS AND RELEASE
7. CONTR AUG switch - RESET AND RELEASE
Yaw damping and ARI are inoperative.

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24
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Barrel Roll Power and Airspeed

A

92% & 350 KIAS

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25
Q

Loop Power and Airspeed

A

96% & 380 KIAS

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26
Q

Maximum crosswind component for SNA Solos

A

10 KTS

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27
Q

If crosswinds are between 10 and 15 KTS, SNA solos shall?

A

Full Stop to Centerline

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28
Q

For crosswinds greater than 15 KTS, solo SNAs shall?

A

Advise the duty officer and make a short field arrestment.

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29
Q

Day, better than 3000/3 fuel requirements

A

Minimum 400 lbs remaining

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30
Q

SNA Solos shall full stop with how much fuel remaining?

A

500 lbs minimum

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31
Q

Maximum authorized break speed?

A

350 KIAS

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32
Q

Short Initial

A

1,100’ MSL & 3 NM

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33
Q

HYD Accum Px

A

1100 +/- 50

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34
Q

Brake Flap Accumulator

A

1300 psi

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35
Q

Empty Weight

A

10,560

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36
Q

Hook px

A

950 psi

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37
Q

MRT Maximum N2

A

104% (30 min/flight hour)

38
Q

Transient N2 RPM

A

106% (Less than 20 seconds)

39
Q

Minimum N2 required for engine start

A

15%

40
Q

GTS starts are not reliable above what altitude?

A

15,000 MSL

41
Q

Does the time restriction between GTS starts apply to emergency situations?

A

No

42
Q

Maximum EGT during an Airstart

A

600C with a maximum overshoot of 50C for 10 seconds.

43
Q

FAM Solo Weather Requirements

A

VFR 1500/3sm

44
Q

Tailhook airspeed limitation

A

Less than or equal to 450 KIAS

45
Q

Tires and Nose Wheel Steering on deck groundspeed limitation

A

176 Knots Groundspeed

46
Q

Maximum 90 degree crosswind component on a dry runway

A

20 Kts

47
Q

Maximum 90 degree crosswind component on a wet runway

A

15 Kts

48
Q

High gain nosewheel steering shall be used only for low speed taxi operations below what groundspeed?

A

10 Kts

49
Q

Max Weight for Field Takeoff

A

14,500 lbs

50
Q

Max Weight for Field Landing

A

13,360 lbs

51
Q

Maximum EGT at Idle

A

450 C

52
Q

Maximum Transient EGT

A

645 for less than 20 seconds

53
Q

Indications of a SADS failure

A

SEDS DEGD bit, blanked or corrupt data, or a C AUG and/or NWS AUG caution light with the Master Caution Illuminated.

54
Q

What is lost with a SADS failure?

A

Indicated Airspeed, True Airspeed, Baro Alt, Mach Number, Wind Direction and Speed, NWS Aug, 217-knot SLAT relay resulting in an inability to move the slats.

Plan a no-slat, straight-in approach. Make a short field arrested landing if available.

55
Q

Engine Bleed Valve closes at what RPM? When does it reopen?

A

61% +/-4, Reopens on shutdown as N2 falls below 45%

56
Q

Engine Accessory Gearbox Powers What 6 Things?

A
  1. Hyd Pumps
  2. DC Generator
  3. LP Fuel Pump
  4. HP Fuel Pump
  5. Engine Oil Pumps
  6. N2 rpm tach-generator
57
Q

Engine Oil Capacity

A

10 Pints

58
Q

GTS Oil Capacity

A

3.55 Pints

59
Q

Air Turbine Starter Oil Capacity

A

1.75 Pints

60
Q

HYD 1 fluid capacity

A

3.3 Gallons

61
Q

HYD 2 fluid capacity

A

1 Gallon

62
Q

Maximum engaging speed for home field arresting gear

A

160 Kts

63
Q

GHEEC

A

Gen switch - Reset
HYD2 - Reset
Emergency Oxygen Green Ring(s) - Reset
Engine Switch - Off for 5 seconds, then on within 30.
CONTR AUG switch - RESET THEN BACK TO ALL

64
Q

Failure to Relight

A

Throttle - OFF (allow 30 seconds if practical)
ENGINE SWITCHES - ON
IGNITION switch - NORMAL
Reattempt Airstart

65
Q

Maximum 90 degree crosswind component with NWS Off/Failed

A

15 knots

66
Q

Maximum sustained zero or negative G flight time

A

30 seconds

67
Q

What triggers an EGT/RPM warning light?

A

EGT greater than 650 +/- 8
or
112.4 +/- 1 percent N1

68
Q

LP PMP caution illuminates when?

A

Fuel PX drops below 35 psi

69
Q

The shot of fuel solenoid is open until?

A

Surface to 9,500’ +/- 300 MSL

70
Q

During a descent when does the shot of fuel solenoid re-open?

A

7,700’ +/- 500 MSL

71
Q

How does the Sub-Idle Fuel Control Unit work?

A

A fuel pressure signal from the High Pressure Pump Governor is given to one side of a spring-loaded diaphragm assembly. A reference pressure from the LP fuel pump is fed to the other side. The resulting pressure difference moves the diaphragm and meters the fuel to achieve a desired N2 speed up through ground idle.

72
Q

Which ECA lane has priority?

A

The lane indicating the lowest fuel flow setting.

73
Q

What job does the ECA have during start?

A

Provides a signal indicating N1 is rotating at 100 RPM and in the correct direction thereby illuminating the READY light.

74
Q

How much useable fuel does the fuel system contain? How many gallons of fuel are trapped (unusable)?

A

427 Gallons / 11 Gallons

75
Q

Under what two circumstances do the boost pumps automatically turn on?

A
  1. GTS operation

2. When engine speed is above 42%, the generator is on, and the ENGINE switches are set to ON.

76
Q

When does the fuel caution light illuminate?

A

When a float switch in the negative G compartment indicates useable fuel falls below 350 lbs

77
Q

Correct range for emergency oxygen?

A

1800 - 2500 psi

78
Q

How much exposed chrome should be showing on the nose gear strut? main gear struts?

A

Nose - 3.25 inches

Mains - between 7/8ths of an inch and 1 & 7/8ths inches.

79
Q

How many degrees AOB is the Break Turn Stall?

A

70 - 80

80
Q

How many degrees AOB in the Min Radius Turn?

A

85

81
Q

What type of fuel system does the T-45 have?

A

Flow scheduling with acceleration control.

82
Q

When does F PRES illuminate?

A

When there is an insufficient pressure differential across the fuel pumps.

83
Q

GENERATOR WARNING

A
  1. Confirm Engine Operation
  2. GEN switch - RESET

If Generator resets and voltage returns to normal:

  1. CONTR AUG switch - RESET, then back to all
  2. Continue normal operations

If GEN fails to reset or voltage is abnormal you would continue through diagnosing bad battery and return for landing. Call strike to read the book or read book yourself.

84
Q

HYD Caution

A

break out the book

  1. Airspeed - Below 300 KIAS
  2. Hyd Gauges - Monitor
    If HYD1 failure is indicated
  3. Land as soon as practical
Before Landing:
Airspeed - Below 200 KIAS
EMER FLAPS switch - DOWN
LDG GEAR handle - DOWN
EMER GEAR handle - DOWN
ANTI-SKID switch - OFF
BRAKES - DO NOT TEST
MAKE SHORT FIELD ARRESTED LANDING
85
Q

What 8 things are lost with HYD1 below 1500 psi

A 
Landing Gear Normal Extension
Flaps Normal Extension
Slats
Speed Brakes
NWS
Launch Bar (extend)
Normal Brakes/Anti-skid
Arresting Hook (retract)
86
Q

VFR straight in distance and altitude

A

Configure prior to 5NM and 1,000 MSL.

“Begin descent as appropriate to intercept the desired glideslope”

87
Q

Altitude at the 90 in a PA

A

1,500’ AGL & 175 KIAS

88
Q

Airspeed and altitude at the 45 in a PA

A

slowing to 160 on final and 1000 AGL

89
Q

PA Abeam Distance

A

1 to 1.5 NM

90
Q

Difference between nose high UA’s above/below 150 KIAS

A

> 150 - smoothly roll inverted to nearest horizon

<150 - maintain neutral aileron and rudder. Push the nose over to maintain an AOA between 5-10 units. Hold until nose falls through the horizon to capture 150.

Fams (5 decks)

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