NAVAIR 13-1-6.1-2 Life Preservers

Question 1

What is covered in NAVAIR 13-1-6.1-2 Chapter 6?

Answer 1

The LPU-36 Life Preserver unit used in ejection seat aircraft

Question 2

What is covered in NAVAIR 13-1-6.1-2 Chapter 8?

Answer 2

LPU-37/P

Question 3

LPU-36/P is equipped with the _______ automatic/manual inflator

Answer 3

FLU-8B/P

Question 4

LPU-36/P weights ________

Answer 4

3 1/4 pounds

Question 5

LPU-36/P provides a minimum of ______ lbs of buoyancy

Answer 5

65 punds

Question 6

LPU-36/P has a warning label on the side facing the wearer to indicate that?

Answer 6

It’s not for use in aircraft which does not have ejection seat

Question 7

The LPU-36/P zipper is black in color to distinguish it from ________?

Answer 7

LPU-34B/P

Question 8

The LPU-36/P is inflated either automatically, by immersion in fresh or salt water or manually by _______

Answer 8

pulling both beaded handles

Question 9

Check the silver indicator on the FLU-8B/P is not visible in firing indicator hole, if it is?

Answer 9

If the silver indicator is visible, the inflator is spent and will not operate in the automatic mode.

Question 10

What are the only batteries currently authorized for use in FLU-8B/P?

Answer 10

The FW14, 6 volts Manganese Dioxide Batteries

Question 11

Reinstall sensor plug cap and torque to ________ using 3/4 inch socket and torque wrench

Answer 11

15 in-lb

Question 12

Weight a CO2 cylinder and compare the minimum stamped weight the the scale. Discard and replaced cylinder if scale weight is ________

Answer 12

2 grams less than minimum stamped weight

Question 13

What does a reading of zero volts in the FLU-8B/P indicate?

Answer 13

One battery is inserted backwards

Question 14

What doe a reading of less that zero volts in the FLU-8B/P indicate?

Answer 14

The both batteries are inserted backwards or that the multimeter leads are reversed