Last minute study material for checkride (10/28/22)

Question 1

What is the acronym for helicopter inspections?

Answer 1

SALT AV1ATE G

Service Bulletins
Airworthiness Directives
Life limiting parts
Time before overhaul (2200 hours or 12 years)

Annual (Every 12 months)
VOR (only if used for navigation) (30 days)
100 Hour (Only if for hire)
Altimeter (Pitot/Static only for IFR) (24 months)
Transponder (24 months)
ELT (12 months or half battery life)

GPS (only if used for navigation) (28 days)

Question 2

Class G (>1,200 ft AGL, >10,000 ft MSL)

Answer 2

• 5, 1-1-1
• 5sm, 1,000 above, 1,000 below, 1sm horizontal

Question 3

Class G (Day and Night) (>1,200 ft AGL, <10,000 ft MSL)

Answer 3

• Day 1, 1-5-2
• Night 3, 1-5-2

Question 4

Class G (<1,200 ft AGL)

Answer 4

• Day 1/2 COC
• Night 1 COC

Question 5

Class E (Dimensions, Cloud clearances, Equipment) Below 10,000 MSL and Above 10,000 MSL

Answer 5

Below 10,000 MSL
- 3sm 1-5-2 (1,000 above, 500 below, 2,000 horizontal)
- No equipment

Above 10,000 MSL
- 5sm 1-1-1
- Transponder and ADS-B Out

Question 6

Class D (Dimensions, Cloud clearances, Equipment)

Answer 6

• Towered airports (4.4nm radius)
• 3sm 1-5-2 (1,000 above, 500 below, 2,000 horizontal)
• Two way radio communications

Question 7

Class C (Dimensions, Cloud clearances, Equipment)

Answer 7

• Surface to 4,000 AGL (5nm inner ring, 10nm outer ring)
• 3, 1-5-2
• Transponder, ADS-B out, two way radio communications

Question 8

Class B (Dimensions, Cloud clearances, Equipment)

Answer 8

• 3, COC
• Transponder, ADS-B out, two way radio communications

Question 9

Class A (Dimensions, Cloud clearances, Equipment)

Answer 9

• Above 18,000 MSL
• IFR flight plan
• Two way radio communications, transponder, ADS-B out

Question 10

When do you need ADS-B out?

Answer 10

Class A, B, and C
Above the ceiling of Class B and Class C up to 10,000 MSL
Class E airspace above 10,000 MSL, unless below 2,500 AGL
Inside a mode C veil

Question 11

When do you need a transponder?

Answer 11

Class A, B, and C
Above the ceiling of Class B and Class C up to 10,000 MSL
Class E airspace above 10,000 MSL, unless below 2,500 AGL
Inside a mode C veil

Question 12

List the different types of special use airspace?

Answer 12

Warning area
Alert area
Resticted
MOA
Prohibited (Only area you absolutely can’t fly in)
Controlled Firing Area
National Security Area
Temporary Flight Restriction

Question 13

ATOMATOFLAMES

Answer 13

Airspeed indicator
Tachometer
Oil pressure gauge
Manifold pressure gauge
Altimeter
Temperature gauge
Oil temperature gauge
Fuel gauge
Landing gear position indicator
Anti collision light
Magnetic compass
ELT
Safety belts

Question 14

FLAPS

Answer 14

Fuses
Landing light
Anti collision light
Position light
Source of power

Question 15

Describe SFAR 73

Answer 15

• Anyone that wishes to fly a Robinson 22 or 44
• Training: Low G, mast bumping, Low RPM, Low RPM decay (blade stall)
• Energy management (Airspeed, Altitude, RPM)
• It does not expire
• You need it before you go fly