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1
Q

What is the maximum structural cruise speed (Vno) for the Panther?

A

185kts

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2
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What is the minimum control speed (Vmca) for the Panther?

A

83kts

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3
Q

What is the recommended climb SE (Vyse) for the Panther?

A

108kts

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4
Q

What are the three flap settings for the Panther?

A

15° - Less than 150kts
25° - Less than 140kts
40° - Less than 140kts

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5
Q

How are the flaps powered in the Panther?

A

An electrical motor

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6
Q

How is the landing gear operated in the Panther?

A

Via hydraulics

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7
Q

What is the limiting speed whilst the undercarriage is deployed?

A

130kts

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8
Q

When will the undercarriage warning system sound?

A

With power below 12” of manifold pressure and the gear selector in the up position.

If the landing gear handle has inadvertently been placed in the up position on the ground.

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9
Q

What engine is the critical engine?

A

Left

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10
Q

What is critical engine theory?

A

The downgoing propeller provides more thrust, causing a greater yaw action.

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11
Q

Below what engine oil pressure is hazardous to the engine?

A

<25psi

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12
Q

What is the minimum oil capacity of the Panther in accordance with 2Excel requirements?

A

7Qts

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13
Q

What fuel does the Panther use?

A

100AVGAS or 100LL AVGAS

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14
Q

What are the Panther’s fuel capacities?

A

Total = 720L
Inboard = 420L total
Outboard = 300L total

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15
Q

What is the display and monitoring system on the Panther called?

A

EDM 960

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16
Q

What must be done with fuel upon take off.

A

Fuel on inboard tanks should be moved to outboard tanks. The key is to monitor the balancing carefully and regularly.

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17
Q

What is the max RPM?

A

2575

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18
Q

What is the max EGT?

A

1500°F

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19
Q

What is the max oil temp?

20
Q

What are the oil pressure boundaries?

21
Q

What are the fuel pressure boundaries?

22
Q

What are the advantages of using IR sensors?

A

Day and night
Activity through heat/emissivity
Passive detector

23
Q

What are the advantages of an EO sensor?

A

See in colour
Interpretability
Passive

24
Q

What does the force transducer do on the UHC?

A

Steers the turret and navigates the menus

25
Q

When would you stow the turret?

A

Taxi
Take off
Landing
Bad weather

26
Q

What are the three pointing modes?

A

Inertial point
Heading hold
Geopoint

27
Q

What are the voltage boundaries?

28
Q

What current is required in the Panther?

A

A positive rate of charge (>0)

29
Q

Where does the Pneumatic System supply air pressure to?

A

Gyro operated instruments:
- Attitude Indicator
- Direction indicator
- Horizontal Situation Indicator
- Autopilot
- Turn/Slip Indicator

De-icer boots on wing/tail/elevators

30
Q

What should you not do if the Pneumatic System fails?

A

Use the autopilot

31
Q

What are the gyro pressure limits?

A

4.3 - 6.1”

32
Q

What are the icing condition limits for the Panther?

A

10°C or less AND visible signs of moisture

33
Q

What does the boot solenoid valve do?

A

Sends air to the boots and cuts off air to the copilot’s gyros to prevent damage.

34
Q

What should be considered when de-icing?

A

Airframe noise may be heard.

Copilot’s gyroscopic instruments may be effected.

35
Q

What parts of the aircraft are heated for de-icing purposes?

A

Left and right pitot tubes

Pilot side windows

Propellor mats

36
Q

What is TAS?

A

Traffic Advisory System

Warning system only, only shows transponder equipped aircraft, so the flight deck must self deconflict.

Following the system saying “Warning Warning” visual of the aircraft should be acquired.

37
Q

What is the AIMS quick start process?

A

Launch the software

Create a new mission

Enable capture mode and record

Stabilise on the platform position

38
Q

What does LOP stand for?

A

Local Operating Procedure

39
Q

What icon centres onto the aircraft?

A

Yellow dot icon

40
Q

What icon allows us to record?

A

Black circle with dot

41
Q

What are the altitude parameters in the Panther?

A

2000ft Hard Deck
8000ft Ceiling

42
Q

What are the wind limits for Panther?

A

Crosswind - Max 20kts
Tailwind - 5kts

43
Q

What does PITHBBLOT stand for?

A

P - Pressure - Disturbance of air flow on static valves.

Instrument - Imperfections in manufacture.

Temperature - Difference in ICAO temperature and reality.

Hysteresis - Differing elastic response at different temperatures.

Barometric - Difference in ICAO pressure and reality.

Blockage - Blockages.

Lag - Not an instant response.

Orographic - Hills impacting the readings.

Transonic Jump - Shock from going supersonic.

44
Q

What are the airfield parameters for the Panther?

A

Minimum 1500m visibility

300ft cloud base

Weather minimum CAT A minima

45
Q

What are the alternate airfield parameters in the Panther?

A

Crash cat 2

2500ft minimum LDA

Land Flying Phase (1 decks)

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