Hawk TOP Flashcards

1
Q

State the conditions for unlimited maneuvering as per FFTRs

A
  1. Clear discernible horizon
  2. 10,000’ of clear air between layers
  3. 500’ below clouds, 2000’ above clouds, 1 mile lateral separation
  4. Minimum of 5 miles visibility
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2
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What are the altitude restrictions in unlimited maneuvering?

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5000’ AGL (hard deck or transition altitude)
6000’ AGL (ejection altitude)
10000’ AGL (soft deck)

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3
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State the conditions for limited maneuvering as per FFTRs

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  1. Minimum 3000’ clear air between layers
  2. Minimum 5 miles visibility
  3. 500’ vertically from cloud, 1 mile horizontal from cloud
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4
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What are the altitude restrictions in limited maneuvering?

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5000’ AGL (Transition altitude)

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5
Q

Define Range

A

Distance between two aircraft, regardless of heading or height

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6
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Define Aspect

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Angle of attacker relative to defender, regardless of heading of attacker

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7
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Define Angle Off or HCA

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Angle between longitudinal axis of attacker and defender

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8
Q

Define Radius of Turn

A

Amount of space an aircraft needs to turn.

Rt ~ V^2/n

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9
Q

Define Turn Rate

A
Rate of heading change in degrees per second. 
TR ~ n/V
Best TR gives:
1. Firing solution
2. Angular advantage
3. Avoid being shot
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10
Q

What does Ps stand for, and what does it mean?

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Ps = Specific excess power
Positive Ps - Thrust > Drag (Increasing Es)
Neutral - Thrust = Drag
Negative - Thrust < Drag

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11
Q

Define Instantaneous TR

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A/C Max TR at any given moment. Depends on the conditions at which the aircraft is subjected under.

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12
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Define corner speed

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Minimum airspeed at which maximum G can be attained. At CS, a/c will generate max TR.

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13
Q

What are the various corner speed for the hawk, under varying configurations. What is the assumed conditions for this calculation?

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With CF, 350 KIAS but 345 KIAS is the realistic value due to automatic CF retraction at 350KIAS. (TR of 16 per second)

Without CF, 400KIAS. (TR of 14.5 per second)

Assumed conditions: limited to 6g, ISA, altitude 10,000 ft, fuel state ~ 50%

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14
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Define sustained TR

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Highest level TR that can be maintained for extended time without depleting energy.

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15
Q

Sustained TR for the hawk?

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At 10.000 ft, STR is approximately 280 (10.5 per second)
At 7.000 ft, STR is approximately 290 (11.5 per second)

Strive to fly in a speed window of 300 KIAS (fuel > 1800 lbs) to 280 KIAS (fuel < 1800 lbs) at the HD

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16
Q

State the 3 types of overshoot

A
  1. 3/9 Line overshoot
  2. Longitudinal overshoot
  3. Flight path overshoot
17
Q

State the appearance of the defender when outside and inside of TC.

A
  1. Outside of TC, defender appears low LOS, high aspect changes
  2. Inside of TC, defender appears high LOS, low aspect changes