GV Study Guide Flashcards
What is normal cruise speed?
0.8 Mach
What is the max altitude?
51,000 feet
What is the collective name for PFD and ND?
EFIS
What is the purpose of display switching or reversionary panel?
Allows you to can reconfigure EFIS and control SG’s
Where are the IAC’s located?
LEER and BEER
What three things does the FMS do?
- Calculates lateral and vertical nav guidance for display and coupling to FGS
- Develops composite position based on blend of nav sensors.
- Calculates performance information
What’s the purpose of IRS’s?
Primary attitude and heading reference for PFD’s and back up means of navigation
How does the radar act like two radars?
One radar antenna but both pilots control one sweep so it acts like two radars.
Which RFMU is available down to E-Batts?
RFMU #1
How is the engine controlled?
By dual channel FADEC
What is the guaranteed APU start altitude?
Flight level 390
How do flight controls operate?
Hydraulically and mechanically
What kind of flaps are on the G5?
Fowler
What are two special features associated with flight controls?
The ability to disconnect yoke for jammed flight controls and HOPS
Is the airplane mainly AC or DC powered?
DC powered
What is the max altitude on one pack?
48,000 feet
How many hydraulic pump do we have?
Four - two main, one Aux, and PTU
What kind of back up do we have for the landing gear extension?
Nitrogen bottle blowdown pressured at 3100 psi at 70°p
What hydraulic pressure powers the parking break?
Aux pump
What’s slows door and stairway operation during opening?
Trapped hydraulic fluid.
What hydraulic pressure closes the door?
Aux hydraulic system
Why is it dangerous if the main door is closed manually?
There will be no trap hydraulic fluid to slow the opening of the door
What’s the purpose of the door safety switch?
Disables door electrical system?
What happens when the outside door switch is selected to close
Right battery comes on, aux starts and door closes