Mod 7 Cheat Sheet Flashcards by Joshua McDonnell

Q

Electrically powered Pitot/Static test set

A

Don’t disconnect power plug

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Connecting Wattmeter

A

Current fixed coil, Voltage moving coil

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TDR short in cable

A

Negative pulse

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TDR open circuit

A

Positive pulse

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Test antenna ATC

A

Cover antenna not under test

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Storing Aluminium sheets

A

Upright and separated

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SI measuring units

A

Meter/kilogram

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150 degrees Celsius to Fahrenheit

A

302 degrees Fahr

Remember: F = 9/5C + 32

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SAE

A

Society of Automotive Engineers

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Scale drawing 1:2

A

Half the actual size

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Drawings used in Trouble Shooting Manual

A

Block diagrams

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Tread pitch on micrometer for 0.01 mm1mm screw pitch

A

10 increments

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Imperial micrometer divisions for 0.369 ins

A

3 main 2 sub and 19 on thimble

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Q

Measure resistance of wire

A

Wheatstone bridge

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Battery lead acid

A

Water to acid

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High pressure cylinders

A

Store upright

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Oxygen

A

No oils or grease

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Size of hole

A

Go/No Go gauge

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Reason for aircraft weight and Balance

A

Safety

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Aircraft C&G range found in

A

Weight and balance Manual

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Q

Zero fuel weight

A

Aircraft weight without fuel ( only unusuable fuel)

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Q

Tap test on

A

Bonded surfaces

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Depth gauge

A

Several readings

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Repair limits criteria

A

SRM

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Dye penetrant check

A

Surface cracks

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Remove Aluminium corrosion

A

No steel wool or brushes

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Interference Bolt

A

Torque Nut

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Blasting Aluminium

A

Glass beads

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Penetrating fluid

A

Damage sealant

Q

Parking Aircraft after Tow - straighten

A

LG side loads relief

Q

Parking Aircraft

A

Nose into Wind

Q

Handling Aircraft

A

Push only at specified points

Q

Max Jacking weight found

A

AMM

Q

Covers and Blanks

A

RED pennant

Q

Trouble Shooting is

A

Systematic process

Q

Half Split Method

A

Functional Structure Technique

Q

Probability Technique

A

Previous operational and troubleshooting

Q

MRB

A

Maintenance Review Board

Q

AD Mandatory

A

Yes

Q

FAA 8130-3

A

Authorised Release Certificate

Q

Mercury detected

A

X ray

Q

HIRF

A

High Intensity Radiated Field

Q

Quality Assurance

A

Independent Access

Q

Soldering Flux

A

Melt before solder

Q

Solder a wire

A

Space left between solder and insulation

Q

Solder Adhere

A

Clean metal

Q

Crimping Tool check

A

Label/Date/Go No Go gauge

Q

ARINC 429 cables

A

Earthed both ends

Q

Coaxial Cable

A

Outside of wire Bundle

Q

Cable Bend Radius

A

10 outside diameter of Cable

Q

AMP crimp 2 dots

A

Blue

Q

Coaxial Connector

A

One or Two Crimps

Q

Cable bend radius at Terminal

A

3 Times diameter

Remember:
Terminal
3 = times diameter bend radius of cable allowed
4 = max number of studs

Q

Intermittent Open Circuit

A

Sharp Bend Radius

Q

Elect Connector NOT DO

A

Plugs hanging upside -down

Q

Cable insulation damage

A

Wet Arc Tracking

Q

Not cause discolouration of cable

A

Sharp bend

Q

Cable Chafing

A

Missing Sleeve/Grommet

Q

Conductive Carbon Path

A

Arc tracking

Q

Primary Bonding resistance

A

0.05 ohms

Q

Insulation resistance essential circuit

A

10 megohms

Q

Secondary Bonding resistance

A

1 ohm

Q

Cable in wheelwell insulation Res

A

2 megohms

Q

Multimeter 3 1/2 digit

A

1999 max

Q

Electronic Test equipment

A

Check Battery Voltage

Q

TDR

A

Enter VOP of cable

Q

Dielectric Strength Test (Hipot)

A

1000v plus 2 times operation Volt

Q

Dielectric strength Tester

A

AC volts output

Q

Hydrometer used for

A

SG 1.260 Fully charge Battery

Q

EASA Form 1

A

Authorised Release Certificate