for people who don't know their emergency procedures Flashcards

preflight

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WARNING Associated with Before Inspection

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Do not preflight until armament systems are safe and clear, switches off, safety pins installed and safing bars installed.

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WARNING Associated with Storing Items Below Seats

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Don’t do it lol
Seats stroke downward during a crash, any obstruction will increase the probability and severity of injury.

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CAUTION Associated with Deflecting Main Rotor Blade Tips

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Do not deflect main rotor blade tips more than 6 inches below normal droop position when attaching tiedowns. Do not tie down below normal droop position.

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CAUTION Associated with Inspecting Main Rotor Blades

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Ensure no Heat Damage (blistering, charring or dis-bonding) to main rotor blades.

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CAUTION Associated with Accurate Oil Tank Level Readings

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The helicopter must be level to get accurate oil tank readings. When the helicopter is parked on a slope, the downslope engine will read higher oil level than actual and the upslope engine will read lower.

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On Fuselage Nose Area, what three sensors are there?

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Blade deice OAT (single center)
ADC Probes (two outside)
OAT Gauge Probes (greenhouse)

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WARNING Associated with Nose Door

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Injury to personnel can occur if nose door fails to remain open. Exercise caution while performing operations inside the nose door area.

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CAUTION Associated with Nose Avionics Cooling Blocker Plate

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Operating above 0 C with the nose avionics cooling blocker plate installed will reduce cooling capability and can result in damage to avionics equipment.

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CAUTION Associated with Avionics Compartment Door

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Ensure avionics compartment door is closed and latches are secure prior to securing the EO/IR door.

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CAUTION Associated with EO/IR Lens

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Optical Lens of EO/IR is easily scratched. To Avoid damage, use cleaning procedures and supplies referenced in the TO 1H-60(H) W-2-WA-2

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APU Compartment Required Items

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APU
Debris and FOD
Main and reserve fire bottle pressure indicator
Section II Driveshaft
APU Compartment – Close and Checked Secure

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Control Access Required Items

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Flight Controls
Hydraulic Reservoir
Filter Indicators
Temperature Sensitive Labels
Security

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Oil Cool Compartment Required Items

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Rotor Brake
No 1 Drive Shaft
Oil Cooler Fan

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WARNING Associated with Droop Stops

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Droop stop components are made of beryllium copper, a toxic material requiring eye, skin and respiratory protection when handling. If ingestion or excessive skin contact occurs, seek medical attention.

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Transition Avionics Compartment Door Required Items

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Transition Section
Tail Cone Avionics
MMU
Tail Rotor Cable Clearance
Aft Avionics Compartment
Particle Separator
Compartment Door Close

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WARNING What setting should the flare dispenser azimuth be? On what locations?

A

E.
All locations.

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CAUTION
Avionics cooling blocker plate installation?

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Above 0 degrees it will not be installed.

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Interior Inspection Cabin Required Items

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  1. Fire extinguishers (2)
  2. First aid kits (3)
  3. Tilt-back release levers
  4. Circuit breaker panels
  5. Cabin seats, belts, harness and locks
  6. Transmission oil filter impending bypass indicator
  7. Gust lock
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Interior Inspection Non-Cabin Items

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Rescue hoist CCB
LPCAPs
Cargo hook
CMDS safety pin
Survival gear
Weapons
CGCP

20
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Do you have to directly reference the checklist during preflight?

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No. All preflight items may be accomplished without direct reference to the applicable checklists. Direct reference will be made before performing them or afterwards as a clean-up reference.

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When will the crew re-accomplish the applicable items of the exterior inspection checklist?

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When maintenance has been performed in that area after…
1. Aircrew has initiated the exterior inspection (and seubsequent) and remain at the aircraft during maintennace corrective action
2. After a precautionary landing and maintenance has been performed.

22
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NOTE Where is no fuel leakage allowed?

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From the refuel probe assembly.

23
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NOTE Where is leaking allowed and how much?

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Refuel probe nozzle at a rate not to exceed one drop per hour.

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What are you looking for on the desiccant humidity indicator on the EO/IR?

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The color changes from blue to lavender, in 2 or more quadrants the yoke assembly should be changed or refilled at the first maintenance opportunity.

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PTO -1 What are we looking for on the damper main rotor system?
When the damper is fully serviced the indicator will show full gold.
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How many LRBs are in the hydraulic compartment?
7
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How many LRBs are on each engine?
2
28
What are the functions of the stabilator?
SCALP Streamlines Collective Coupling Angle of Incidence Lateral Sideslip Pitch rate Feedback
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NOTE about the hoist power switch
It does not lock in the OFF position and may move to the ON position due to inadvertent contact or aircraft vibrations.
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CAUTION About the hoist arming switch
It does not lock in the SAFE/TEST position and may inadvertently be moved to the ARM position.