H7-9 basic flight maneuvers (9 to 10+) Flashcards

9-2 the four fundamentals 9-3 straighten level flight Turns 9-4 slips and skid 9-5 normal climb Normal Decent 9-6 vertical takeoff to a hover 9-7 hovering Horn turn 9-9 hovering 9-12 Normal Takeoff from the Surface 9-13Crosswind Considerations During Takeoffs Ground Reference Maneuvers 9-14 Rectangular Course 9-15 s turns 9-17 traffic pattern 9-18 approaches 9-20 go around

1
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9-2 application of aft cyclic does what to torque and rotor speed

A

Torque decreases and rotor speed increases

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9-2 application of forward cyclic, especially when immediately following aft like cyclic does what to the torque and rotor speed

A

Torque increases and rotor speed decreases

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8-2 to maintain airspeed in a 2G/60 degree turn what must happen to the Rotor thrust/engine power

A

Must increase by 100%
*And steep turns energy must be traded to maintain altitude as it required access engine power may not be available

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4
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H. 9-4 Define slips.

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Occurs when the helicopter slides side ways towards the center of the turn

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9-4 Define skids

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A skid occurs when a helicopter leans out sideways away from the center of the turn

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9-5 a slowed climb could cause a necessity for more left anti torque pedal. Why?

A

The airflow over the vertical fin decreases as you slow requiring more antitorque left

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9-10 What is hover taxing. Figure 9.9

A

hover taxi is used when operating below 25 feet above ground level AGL.
Since hover taxi is just like forward , sideward , or rearward hovering flight , the technique to perform it is not presented here .

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8
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9-11 Air Taxi

A

-movements require greater distances within an airport or heliport boundary .
-fly to the new location however ,
remain below 100 feet AGL
-avoid over flight of other aircraft , vehicles , and personnel .

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9
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H.9-18 what are Approaches

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An approach is the transition from traffic pattern altitude to either a hover or to the surface

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10
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H.9-19 a normal approach uses a decent angle of between

A

7 and 12 degrees

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11
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TC

A

Ture Course

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12
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TCH

A

Threshhold Crossing Height (US Chart Sup)

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13
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TCDS

A

Type cert. data sheet

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14
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TH

A

True heading

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15
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TIBS

A

Telephone information breifing service

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16
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TODA

A

Take Off Distance Available

17
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TORA

A

Take Off Runway Available

18
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TFR

A

Temporary flight restrictions

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TPA

A

Traffic pattern altitude

20
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TRSA

A

Terminal Radar Service Area (TRSA)

21
Q

TSO

A

Technical Standard Order: a minimum performance standard issued by the FAA

22
Q

TWEB

A

Transcribed Weather Enroute Broadcast (50 knot miles)

23
Q

TDZL

A

touchdown Zone lights

24
Q

UNICOM

A

Universal Communications

25
Q

US Chart Supplement

A

Airport facility directory’s new name (updated every 56 days)

26
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UTC

A

Universal Coordinated Time

27
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Va

A

Maneuvering speed 112

28
Q

VASI

A

Visual Approach Slope Indicator (red and white boxes: double red dead, double white to hith, 2 and 2 is good)

29
Q

Vfe

A

Maximum flap extension speed 85

30
Q

VFR

A

Visual Flight Rules