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1
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Define: Land as soon as Practicable

A

means that extended flight is not recommended, the landing site and flight duration are at the discretion of the aircraft captain

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Define: Land as soon as possible

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means that continued flight is not recommended; land at the first site at which a safe landing can be made.

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Define: Land immediately

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means that an immediate landing/ditching is mandatory. The consequences of continued flight are more hazardous than those of landing at a site normally considered unsuitable.

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Define: Warning

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Warnings are used to emphasize an operating or maintenance procedure, practice, condition, statement, etc., which, if not strictly observed, could result in injury to or death of personnel.

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Define: Caution

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Cautions are used to emphasize an operating or maintenance procedure, practice, condition, statement, etc., which, if not strictly observed, could result in damage to or destruction of equipment, loss of mission effectiveness or long-term health hazards to personnel.

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Define: Note

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Notes are used to point out a procedure, event or practice which is desired or essential to highlight.

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7
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What are the dump rates for the fuel tanks?

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Max rate: 600 lbs/min
Fwd tank: 315 lbs/min
Aft tank: 365 lbs/min
(AOI 1-3-1, para 6 & 9)

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8
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What is the Basic and Max Gross weight of the Sea King?

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Basic weight: 14500 lbs
Max Gross weight: 20500 lbs
(AOI 1-1-13, para 9)

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What is the Max Useable Fuel when gravity/pressure fueling, and how much is un-useable?

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Pressure fueling: 4043.4 lbs (35.2 lbs unusable)
Gravity fueling: 4234.8 lbs (35.2 lbs unusable)
(AOI 1-3-7, Figure 1-3-5)

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10
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When will you get a low-level fuel caution?

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210 to 280 lbs per tank remain in a 3° nose-down attitude
170 to 200 lbs per tank when in a hover
(AOI 1-3-5, para 17)

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11
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When must you declare a fuel emergency ashore? At sea?

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At 300 pounds total fuel remaining, the helicopter must declare an emergency and land as soon as possible. At 150 pounds remaining, an immediate landing/ditching is required.
(AOI 3-3-1 para 6 & 7, SHOPS 5-1-3 Art 5110)

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12
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When do the fuel filter bypass lights illuminate?

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The fuel filter bypass caution lights will illuminate whenever the fuel filters of the respective tanks are becoming clogged. This indication will occur prior to the point at which differential fuel pressure will unseat a relief valve within the filter, resulting in unfiltered fuel bypassing the filter and being delivered to the engine.
(AOI 1-3-6, para 21)

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What will cause the main, interim, or tail chip lights to illuminate?

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The CHIP DET MAIN warning light illuminates when a main gear-box magnetic chip detector has picked up and retained metallic particles or chips in the oil.
The CHIP DET INTERM and CHIP DET TAIL warning lights will illuminate if a chip is detected in the respective gear-box or if the temperature in the gear box exceeds 140 ± 6 degrees Celsius
(AOI 1-4-8, para 26)

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14
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What are the 4 buses on the Sea King DC electrical system?

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Power for operation of the DC electrical equipment is distributed through four buses: essential bus, primary bus, monitored bus and battery bus.
(AOI 1-5-8, para 30)

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What does the Essential bus power?

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The essential bus supplies power for operation of the DC flight instruments and all equipment necessary for safety of flight
(AOI 1-5-9, para 31-33)

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What does the Primary bus power? ?

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The primary bus supplies power to equipment necessary for completion of missions
(AOI 1-5-9, para 31-33)

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17
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What does the Monitored bus power?

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The monitored bus supplies power to equipment not required for safety of flight
(AOI 1-5-9, para 31-33)

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18
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What pressure does the utility hydraulics system operate at? What about the hoist?

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The utility hydraulic pump, located on the accessory drive section of the main gear-box, provides 3000 PSI hydraulic pressure. The hoist winch motor is powered by 1250 PSI hydraulic pressure from the utility hydraulic system.
(AOI 1-8-12, Para 3 & 53)

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19
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What sub-systems run off the utility hydraulic system?

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Landing gear 			
hauldown		
blade and pylon fold/spread
rescue hoist (1250 psi)
hydraulic cable reeling machine
(AOI 1-8-1,  para 4)
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20
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What are the breakaway weights for the haul down cable, HIFR hose and emergency messenger?

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Haul down cable: 6000 ± 500 lbs
HIFR hose: 400 to 500 lbs
Emergency messenger: 50 lbs
(AOI 1-8-15 para 66, SMG 15-3 para 9d, SMG 11-9 para 43j)

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21
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What are the lowering speeds for the messenger?

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0 to 10 feet: 16 feet per minute

10 to 100 feet: 200 feet per minute

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22
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1 Radio bus:

A 
ICS
Secure Voice
IFF
TACAN
UHF
VHF/AM
(AOI 1-9-1, para 5-7)
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23
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2 Radio bus:

A 
ASN-123
UHF/ADF
HF
LF/ADF
OTPI
UHF Antenna
Doppler
(AOI 1-9-1, para 5-7)
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24
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3 Radio bus:

A 
VHF/FM
Radalt
Sono Receivers
Sonar Power
(AOI 1-9-1, para 5-7)
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25
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Sonar Max depth

Raise/Lower speeds

A 
455 ft (or 50" above bottom, or 6 wraps)
raising: trail - 18"+-6", max speed 100Kts
11ft/sec
50-25 ft - 5 ft/sec
10 ft - 1 ft/sec

Lowering: Free Fall - 8ft/sec
In water - 3 ft/sec

26
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When is normal sonar dipping operation prohibited?

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Air temperature is -12°C or less
Water temperature is -2°C or less
If air or water temperature is 0 degrees Celsius or less and the sonar dome is at less than 100 feet water depth, the sonar dome should be recovered using INTERMEDIATE speed.
(AOI 2-1-6, para 34 & 35)

27
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What are the limits for maneuvering with a GHARS failure? Why?

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More than 10° pitch and 15° roll may cause damage to the radar antenna.
(AOI 3-9-1, para 1 NOTE 1)

28
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When must the Radar be in Standby? What are the hazards associated with people being close to the Radar?

A

After No.2 engine start, Post landing/HF, HIFR check, prior to hoisting/slinging
To avoid possible harmful effects from exposure to radio frequency radiation, personnel should not approach within 10 feet of the antenna when it is radiating and scanning and not within 50 feet when it is radiating and not scanning.
(AOI 1-11-4, para 26 WARNING)

29
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Limits for diver deployment

A

10-30”

0-10KIAS

30
Q

Order of preference for hoists to submarines

A

Aft Casing
Forward casing
Sail
(SMG Ch 10 Para 77)

31
Q

what is the guideline weak link assembly break strength

A

approx 300lbs

32
Q

high-level shut-offs
minimum amount of fuel to be taken?
Minimum amount of fuel on board before testing?
Maximum amount of fuel to be taken if test fails?

A

> 3000lbs
2000 total lbs
Once either tank reaches 2000lbs

33
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What is the shear pin limit of the sling assembly and maximum external load weight?

A

15 000 pound shear pin; max external load 5000 pounds excluding the weight of the sling assembly.
(AOI 1-20-4, para 21 & 22)

34
Q

CZ:
Canadian warship
MCDV
Carrier

A

3500’, 1/2NM
No CZ (1/2NM preferred)
5000’, 10NM

35
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Final approach fixe (FAF):
Final approach course (FAC):
Final approach area (FAA):

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  • anywhere on the line 180º relative ±30º at 2nm.
  • anywhere between rel R150 and rel G150
  • 2.5nm from the ship, bounded 20º either side of FAC
36
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Limitations when operating the GPMG (training)

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  • No hard targets
  • C6 shall not be fired when rotors are static
  • To minimize the ricochet damage, minimum slant range 200m
  • Only empty the kit bag via cargo door and in the hover
  • Shall not be fired when conducting off level with nose high and or right side high
  • Not fired in a left hand turn
  • Only fired when target in sight
  • Gun is rigged only when established in NOTAM’d area
  • All firing shall be conducted below 500ft ASL
  • Min weather ceiling 1000ft above aircraft alt, 2.5nm vis
37
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GPMG: Max projectile height: \_\_\_\_m
Max ricochet height: \_\_\_\_m
Max slant range: \_\_\_m
Field of fire: 
from the 3 o’clock, 48° either side (96° total) + 9° either side for the ricochet (114° total)
Angle up: 6°
Angle down: 62°
Max ballistic range: \_\_\_\_m

All vessels and aircraft shall be clear on RADAR ___nm and visually ___nm

SECURITE calls every 30min

A 
Max projectile height: 3100m
Max ricochet height: 3000m
Max slant range: 200m
Field of fire: 
from the 3 o’clock, 48° either side (96° total) + 9° either side for the ricochet (114° total)
Angle up: 6°
Angle down: 62°
Max ballistic range: 5000m

All vessels and aircraft shall be clear on RADAR 20nm and visually 5nm

SECURITE calls every 30min

38
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Signals:
Signal Delta:
Signal Delta hover astern:
Signal Charlie:

A
  • pilot fly a right hand circuit oriented into wind 200’ AS0L and 80 KIAS
  • hover within 100 feet of the ship
  • cleared to commence the approach to the flight deck
39
Q

Pitch roll limits:

Foc’sle transfers

A

2/4

40
Q

Pitch roll limit:

Manual Traverse/Straightening

A

2/5

41
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Pitch/roll limit:
Day & night land and launch (Clear deck)
Day & night land (Free deck)
Day & night land (Portable bell mouth)
Night Land and Launch with CIWS light U/S
Day & night VERTREP (hoist and cargo)
Day & night HIFR (training, non-emerg)
(if emerg HIFR, limits are at the discretion of the A/C and Ship CO

A

3/10

42
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Pitch/roll limit:
Traversing with RAST
Straightening with RAST
Night launch with RSD
Night landing (haul down)
A

4/20

43
Q

Pitch/roll limit:
Day landing (haul down)
Day launching with RSD

A

4/25

44
Q

RADHAZ SAFE PORT:

A

from Rel 150 deg to 000 deg Safe

45
Q

RADHAZ SAFE STARBOARD:

A

from Rel 000 deg to 210 deg Safe

46
Q

RADHAZ SAFE FORWARD:

A

from Rel 315 deg to 135 deg Safe

47
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RADHAZ SAFE AFT:

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from Rel 150 deg to 270 deg Safe

48
Q

When is a strop U/S for broken wires?

A

The cable is unserviceable if more than three strands or wires are broken in a pitch length (the distance parallel to the axis of the cable, in which a strand makes one complete turn about the axis).

49
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VMC at Sea minimums?

A

300’ and 2NM

50
Q

IMC at Sea minimums?

A

less than VMC (300’ and 2NM) down to 200’ and 1/2NM

with alternate, can be reduced to 100’ and 1/4NM

51
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minimum equipment for IFR at sea?

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  • TACAN serviceable on helo and intended recovery ship;
  • Helo has a serviceable RADAR & qualified operator; and
  • Intended recovery ship is capable of conducting RCA or CCA (RADAR Controlled Approach or Cross Controlled Approach).

Note: any HMCS without serviceale TACAN shall be limited to CFR ops unless both the ship and helo are capable of HCA/RCA

52
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Define Close Control.

A

A form of aircraft mission control in which the aircraft is continuously controlled for altitude, speed and heading to a position from which the mission can be accomplished.

53
Q

Define Loose Control

A

A form of aircraft mission control in which the aircraft commander selects his/her own speed, altitude, heading and appropriate tactics to accomplish the assigned task. The controlling unit (host ship) will advise the aircraft of the current tactical picture and will provide further advice if and when available.

54
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Define Broadcast Control

A

In the absence of full capability, or if the tactical situation precludes close or loose control, aircraft may be operated under broadcast control. Tactical or target information is passed to enable the aircraft to accomplish its task. The controlling unit, when possible, provides adequate warnings of hazards but the Aircraft Commander is responsible for aircraft navigation and collision avoidance.

55
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Define Positive Control

A

The controlling unit is responsible for taking actions for collision avoidance such as ordering necessary alterations to heading, speed and altitude to maintain separation criteria.

56
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Define Advisory Control

A

The controlling unit will provide adequate warnings of hazards affecting aircraft safety. The Aircraft Commander is responsible for the aircraft’s navigation and collision avoidance.

57
Q

The TACCO is responsible to the Pilot for the following:

A

Safe navigation of the aircraft

Performance of assigned aircrew duties

58
Q

The TACCO is responsible to the MHCC for the following:

A

Planning the tactics to be employed in the assigned task
Ensuring that standard tactical procedures are followed
Coordinating and directing operations

59
Q

The AES Op shall be responsible to the pilot for:

A

Performing aircrew duties as may be assigned and to the MHCC for:
The operation of sensors as directed by the TACCO; and
The interpretation of sensor information
(FOM Appendix 2.2.1.1.C.2 para 5-9)

60
Q

An Air Report is to be passed immediately from the aircraft to the nearest WOC, MOC, ATC Agency or their home unit in the event:

A
  • any armament is dropped outside designated and approved target areas;
  • any armament is unaccountably expended;
  • any object unaccountably falls from the aircraft;
  • the crew sights an uncontrolled fire;
  • any violation of danger/warning areas by surface craft or aircraft is observed;
  • any distress signal is sighted or heard; or
  • actual or suspected lasing incidents.
61
Q

Est a Dat

A 
C/S
Dat Trk# Est
PX & Err
LK MLA
Zulu
Source
Class
Trk#
Ovr/Out

MH (9 decks)

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