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reasons for an fcf

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acceptance, installation/reinstallation of eng, rotors, major fuel sys components, drivetrain, flight critical components
30 day no fly

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96 hour for daily

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operational necessity

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combat and mx

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operation commanders can defer mx requirements once

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conditions where you should short haul

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sea state >2
night/imc
>25 yd between survivors

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parachute and DD

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shall not DD if still attached to parachute

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when shall swimmer be deployed via hoist

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night/imc
hazards
discretion of PIC

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when shall DD be used

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when crew determines it is the safest method

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2 items required for DD

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trisar and quickstrop

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DD and spinal injuries

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not a great idea

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do you need to use trail line with sar medevac litter

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mandatory

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of chemlights on litter

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4 2 head 2 foot

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short hauling numbers

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survivor should be no higher than 30 AGL at no faster than safe single eng

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contents of sar curtain

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chem lights, crewman safety belts, grip, chem straps, gloves, rescue litter sling, quick splice, pneumatic hand tool, trail line

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min helo sar eqpt (17 items for us)

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rescue hook
rescue strop
quick splice
cable grip with its own belt
rescue hand tool
3 crew safety belts
12 chem lights 6 norm 6 high intensity
3 chem light straps
1 pair of hoisting gloves
3 cranials
2 wool blankets
sar curtain
trail line assembly
rescue litter sling assembly
level a med kit
rescue litter
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helo sar over water additional eqpt

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2xmk 58 and 4xmk 25 (or 6 mk58)
3 electric marine marker lights
1 electric datum marking device if available
3 life preservers

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eng turnup but no rotors 122

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ood notified, det access to firefighting equipment, clear unnecessary personnel

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when can pilot impose more restrictive limits

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nonstandard ship config
unusual factors affecting crew proficiency
use of common wind envelope due to a failure of some sort

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who has opcon for 122

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ship CO

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what don’t polar plots account for

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wave run up, wave wake interaction, sea spray, ship maneuvering

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fly off rules (122)

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shall not exceed 75% max range, shouldn’t be night imc

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ship min speed for traversing

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6 kt

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reasons you can justifiable break EMCON

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overdue a/c
unplanned PIM change
rapidly deteriorating wx
other safety of flight

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fueling and arming simultaneously (122)

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should not but CO can authorize mechanical latches only

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prohibitions on fully blacked out decks

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chock/chain
fueling
ordnance
troop movement
crew change
aircraft movement
vehicle movement
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10 operational necessity in 122
``` night hifr loading ordnance on hangar deck (ship CO) night pax night xfer to subs overflight of ships with external load carrying LOX cold wx personnel transfers manual movement of a/c if not emergency operating with an uncertified ship ```
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positive control shall be used (122)
Ceiling less than 500 vis less than 1 mi night (1/2 hour definition)
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when are 2 way comms necessary (122)
at night low ceiling/vis flight beyond visual range of ship
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night/imc altitude before turning (122)
300'
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compulsory reports (like vacatersfew)
``` receipt of instruction entering holding alt or assignment change commencing approach iaf/faf ship sighted wave off at MAP ```
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max recommend hoisted cargo weight
200 lb
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max recommended sea state for sub xfer
4
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gunnery target sleeves?
helicopters shall not be required to recover
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vert rep winds
15-30 kt anything forward of 90's
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vert rep max recommended time
day 6-8 hour | night 2-3 hours
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vertrep min load
4 wood pallets | 6 metal pallets
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when can you expect ship to turn to BRC in emergency day and night
3 mi day 4 mi night
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hung ordnance
day vmc only right seat only left trap or clear deck
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105 lost comm i'm going to divert
fly up stbd side rocking wings with lights steady
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ELVA MAP
50' 100 yards | climb to 400' away from ship
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when are flight plans required
flights that will terminate ashore flights that will overfly land flights penetrating and ADIZ
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LSE responsible for
ensuring a/c are safely started, engaged, launched, recovered, and shutdown with tie downs removed and installed as appr
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105 positive control shall be used
``` ceiling <500 vis< 1 nm night (CVN night) mandatory letdown in Tstorms other wx situations that warrant ```
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(105) can we refuel and load/download simultaneously?
yes but no electrical connections
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lightning and ordnance
nothing other than downloading forward firing ordnance
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(105) what ordnance can we load on hangar deck with CO operational necessity
smokes and torp
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do we leave cockpit with hung ordnace
not unless we are sure it is safe
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can we do mx on a/c with weapons
only light servicing and minor mx
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5 things LSE shall ensure before launching
all tie downs removed area affected by downwash is clear of unnecessary personnel and area we will fly over is clear airborne a/c are clear confirm launching signal from prifly sufficient clearance exists if doing post mx hover checks
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do you use call sign with tower
no side number only
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how to depart carrier in case I or II
how tower tells you
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how to depart carrier case III
if possible stay under clouds, if not go to prebriefed departure fix by 1. take off 2. fly straight climb to 150-300 aided 200-300 unaided or as assigned 3. arc within 3 to departure radial 4. climb once outside 12nm
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only time PG should be in STBD D
carrier quals
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weapons and PG
weapons shall not prevent an otherwise sar capable helo from being PG
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CVN flt deck elev
60'
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MAP on carrier
``` climb straight ahead to 300 proceed to 4nm or 2 min attempt contact turn downwind report abeam if nothing heard, proceed to 3 nm FAF at 500'? ```
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gau-21 and SAR
gau and swing arm should be removed
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gau21 and pax
shall be removed
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can you do other stuff when PG
yes
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does keyhole apply to screen delta
yes
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RS in open ocean environment
shall not enter open ocean @ night/imc for simulated rescue ops
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what to expect if you are a transient helo in case III
marshall should send you to marshal or stbd D | if no instruction put yourself in a good spot to expedite recovery
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which a/c is no 1 aircraft in stbd d
furthest inbound on 110 radial but not turned to brc
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what do do on a case III recovery
expect to be vectored or marshal to OLS visual approach call the ball receive landing clearance approach to fan tail slide over fly up and slide in at night nav lights steady brt until on final bearing then steady dim
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who to talk to if you W/O case III
CATCC
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can we air taxi to our spot
if HCO or air officer authorizes we can terminate approach this way
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on Non precision approach what do you do after hitting 3 nm 500 FAF
continue descent to 300'
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AIMD jet engine test block and spot 9
shall not be launched from spot 9 if in use
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when can we do a visual approach to a spot instead of CCA stuff
aided, not imc, precoordinated, good vis/illum | don't have to do slide in, can just fly up centerline after last fixed wing
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EMCON at night (105)
go to holding pattern and go flashing bright after last fixed wing or when cleared accel to 90 kias right hand abeam maneuver to hit optical glide slope at 1 nm 400' if at 45 position you see green slight, acknowledge by going steady dim if red light wave off and re enter holding
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(106) spot lights
2 white or red lights
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what is your mode 2 squawk around lha/lhd
side number
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pos control requirements for 106
same as 105 but not required for DLQ
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Who/what is green crown
entity responsible for detection and identification in ESG | contact must be made asa practicable with call sign, mission number, position and alt
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who/what is icepack
entity responsible for mission control of airspace assigned to ESG maxing at 50 nm radius they take care of radar control, procedural deconfliction, and admin accounting of ESG a/c
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assignable training sectors
5-50 nm 1 NE 2 SE 3 SW 4 NW
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side number of mission number with tower/aatc
JANAP side number
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can any mx or preflight occur on parts of a/c over deck edge (106)
no
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(106) ready to launch
give LSE thumbs up tell tower status fuel state and souls
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landing behind another tail rotor a/c (106)
shall not be cross cockpit
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EMCON night wx mins
500' above delta and 3 mi with horizon
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arriving a/c should/shall switch to AATC in control area
shall
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(106) smokelight alt
100'
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(106) smokelight requirement
ship co, embarked squadron co/oic, and pilot agree on it
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right seat landings to spot 1
not recommended
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EMCON recovery (106)
get to delta prior to scheduled recovery time switch up with prifly when you see ship smack on pos light on brt within 10 nm once in the delta set lights flashing once you see flashing green at the abeam, switch steady go to charlie pattern at abeam position in charlie, if you see a steady light proceed as normal
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(106) can you spread blades while being towed
no
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radio frequency changes departing 106
not before 200'
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when to turn on smacks on 106
ready to lift | also at night pos lights dim until ready for take off then stdy brt
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leaving case 1 (106)
depart @ or below 300 or as directed
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leaving case 2 (106)
same as case 1 if possible otherwise do case 3
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leaving case 3 (106)
``` climb straight ahead to 500' arc at 3 turn out on assigned radial climb to assigned alt launch on departure freq not lima lima ```
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case I recovery (106)
``` check in with AATC report ship in sight should be switched over to prifly by 5 go to overhead delta plan descent and break to meet recovery time maintain orderly flow into charlie ```
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overhead delta parameters
left handed pattern close aboard starboard side | 1000' 80 kts
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stbd d parameters
045 -110 1-3 nm right handed pattern at 300' 80 kias
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port delta parameters
225-315 3-5 nm 300' 80kias
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if have to extend charlie, extend upwind or downwind
upwind
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recovering night "case 1" (106)
extend charlie downwind to complete turn to final so as to allow time for a descent and then straight in
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landing at a spot in front of another helo (106)
terminate abeam then slide in
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(106) can you do charlie and other approaches
no either or
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(106) if coming straight in at night and nothing is in the way of your spot what do you do
fly up flight deck otherwise slide over and up side
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can you do case 2 recoveries with case 3 departures
no
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case 2 recovery (106)
positive control until ship in sight
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(106) case 3 recovery
positive control from AATCC from let down to final until we call ship in sight and request to proceed visually no form recoveries except in emergency no dissimilar formations except extreme circumstances all case III recoveries shall terminate in a straight in single freq approach
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MAP from radar approach (106)
turn to 90 outbound climb to 1000'
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(106) wx mins
precision (200-1/2) | non precision 400-3/4
106
LHA/LHD flight deck elevation
70'
107
lost comm triangle directions (106)
right i can receive | left nothing
108
106 move crew
``` tractor driver brake rider 2 safety observers a/c director 2 plane handlers ```
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(106) can we simultaneously fuel and load/download
no
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when are we armed on (106)
after t/o signal given
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(106) can aided and unaided aircraft be in control zone togethor
yes, but not in ldg pattern
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our NATOPS purpose
to improve aviation safety and readiness throughout the navy and marine corps
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overall turning length of helo
64'10"
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helo height
16'10"
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main rotor diameter
53'8"
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tail rotor diameter
11'
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clearance required for a 180 degree turn
84'
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max number of seats that can be occupied
4
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seat restrictions for SO seat
can't use left rear or center reat
120
instructor seat and GAU
shall not be occupied if in inboard stow
121
center seat and rast
no center seat if rast
122
vertrep and center seat
no vertrep with pax in center seat
123
what number of G's will autolock the inertial reels
3 gs
124
ext power requirements
115-200 V 3 phase 400 hz ac
125
when are hvy wx chains required
``` sfc wind>=35 kt sea>=8' wind over deck>=60kt pitch>4 roll>12 ```
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max rate of descent with ext load
1000 fpm
127
gouge numbers for ext load
10 AOB until 40 kias 20 AOB until 80 kias then 10 AOB
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what does natops consider a pilot
current natops x current instr rating satisfy night and instr mins
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min crew for tactical/fam flights
2 H2P or 1 hac and one QO
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min crew for FCF
1 FCP 1 QO 1 AW
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min crew for orientation flight
1 HAC 1 QO 1 AW
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min crew for utility missions (pax, cargo, transport)
1 HAC 1 PQM 1 AW
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Min crew for sAR
HAC PQM 1 AW 1 SAR AW
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min crew for ASW or SUW missions
HAC ATO SO
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min crew for flights from air capable ships
2 2Ps 1 AW or 1 hac, 1 QO, 1 AW
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min crew for night imc
hac pqm AW
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min crew for inst flight
HAC naval aviator or 2 2P all instr rated except naval aviator
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Ng shutdown
<90% for 2 min before shut down
139
which limits should be used for power checks
to max extent possible | continuous torque and Ng limits
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when should we do hit checks on deck
icing conditions
141
max speed for hellfire shots
90 kts
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stokes litter and ASW/SUW config
doesn't fit in cabin
143
ALFS and rescue basket
not recommended
144
sea state DD is recommended
greater than 3
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NATOPS vertrep power margin
6 % between continuous Q or TGT limit and max power required
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can you pick up stuff on vertrep if lost ics
no
147
where can GAU be for T/O ldg and fwd flight
inboard stow or firing position
148
autorotative regions
stall - 25% auto region - 45% prop region - 30%
149
The following should be performed for all emergencies
maintain control of a/c alert crew determine precise nature of the problem complete applicable EP or take action appropriate for the problem determine landing criteria and land as required
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eng hi side indic
Q 10% greater Ng 5% greater Np within 5% Nr @ or above 103%
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eng low side indic
Q 10% lower Ng 5% lower Np at or below 98% Nr less than or equal to 97%
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vibe minimizing airspeed
80 kias
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loss of either EGI will cause
loss of coupler
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Why is EGI 2 so important
provides heading and velocity info to AFCS
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how much does ECS hot add to fuel burn
45 lb/hr | with a 5 % per eng loss in torque