Gear & Brakes Flashcards
The maximum speed with the landing gear extended and the inboard gear doors retracted is:
260 KI-AS. AFM Pg. 1-7
The maximum speed for lowering or raising the landing gear is ( ) KIAS.
200 KIAS. AFM Pg. 1-7
Main landing gear tire limit speed is ( ) Knots.
165 Knots. PTM 14-4
The landing gear should not be extended above ( ’) feet.
18,000’ feet. AFM Pg. 1-10
The landing gear is lowered and raised using ( ) system hydraulic pressure.
Main system hydraulic pressure. PTM Pg. 14-2
The landing gear can be lowered using the ( ) pump and the ( )
valve.
Auxiliary hydraulic pump and the hydraulic crossflow. PTM Pg. 14-2
The landing gear can be lowered using the ( ) free fall lever.
Landing gear free fall lever. PTM Pg. 14-2
Landing gear position indications after successfully using the free fall system to lower the landing gear will be( ).
Three green down lights and two in transit lights above the main gear down lights because the inboard gear doors will remain extended. PTM Pg. 14-6
The NWS “ ” indication is a valid nose gear down and locked signal if no other NWS monitor faults are present.
ON. PTM Pg. 14-7
Should a main landing gear GREEN position light fail to illuminate following gear extension, illumination of the taxi light when selected “ ” is a valid confirmation that the corresponding main gear is down and locked.
The taxi light when selected “ON”. PTM Pg. 14-7
Landing gear free fall extension does ( ) require hydraulic or electrical power.
Not. PTM Pg. 14-14
Landing gear free fall extension should take no more than ( ) minute. PTM Pg. 14-14
1 minute. PTM Pg. 14-1
Auxiliary Hydraulic extension of the landing gear may take up to ( ) seconds. PTM 14-17
30 seconds. PTM 14-17
There is ( ) anti-skid protection using the Emergency/Parking brake system.
NO. PTM Pg. 14-23
Normal brake accumulator pressure is approximately ( ) psi. PTM 14-23
3,000 psi. PTM 14-23