ILS | MLS Flashcards

1
Q

An MLS uses a ___ to indicate the distance from the runway threshold

A

Precision facility DME

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2
Q

The azimuth transmitter of a MLS provides a fan-shaped horizontal approach zone which is usually ___ degrees either side of the runway centre line

A

30

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3
Q

MLS is in the _HF band, with ___ _Hz frequency separation, giving ___ channels

A

SHF 300 KHz 200

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4
Q

The MLS azimuth provides up to __ degrees coverage either side of the centreline, out to __NM

A

40 20

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5
Q

The azimuth transmitter is located ___

A

On the centreline, beyond the upwind end of the runway

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6
Q

The cool thing about the MLS glidepath is that ____

A

The pilot can choose the desired glidepath angle, up to 15 degrees

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7
Q

The MLS glidepath is out to __NM

A

20

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8
Q

The MLS glidepath transmitter is located ___

A

To the side of the centreline, at a slight distance from the landing threshold

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9
Q

DME/P is accurate to within __

A

30m

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10
Q

Back Azimuth will be used to provided ___

A

guidance for departures and missed approach

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11
Q

BAZ minmum coverage is ___

A

5NM

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12
Q

All components, other than DME/P operate on _HF between ___ _Hz and ___ Hz

A

SHF 5.03 5.09 GHz

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13
Q

The DME/P operates in the _HF band

A

UHF

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