Navigation Flashcards

1
Q

Frequencies 122.0 and 122.9 are used for _______

A

Flight watch and MULTICOM

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2
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CTAF

A

Common traffic advisory frequency

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3
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If at a towered airport and tower is closed, what CTAF is appropriate?

A

Same as tower frequency.

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4
Q

For what types of airports is MULTICOM used?

A

Those without a tower, FSS, or UNICOM

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5
Q

What altitudes is EFAS available?

A

5,000 to 18,000 MSL

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6
Q

What are the types of FAA advisory circulars?

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60 = airmen, 70 = airspace, 90 = air traffic control, and general operations

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7
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NTAP

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Notices to airmen publication; comes out every 28 days, and has NOTAMs that are expected to last for a while. Once in the NTAP, these NOTAMs might not be part of a routine report anymore.

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8
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ADF

A

Automatic direction finder

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9
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NAVAID

A

National Airway System radio aid to navigation

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10
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OBS

A

Omni bearing selector

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11
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CDI

A

Course deviation indicator

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12
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RMI

A

Radio magnetic indicator

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13
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Relative bearing is _____

A

Difference between magnetic direction of flight and direction to a station

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14
Q

Magnetic bearing is _______

A

direction aircraft must fly to reach a selected station

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15
Q

The difference between homing and tracking is _____

A

homing is flying the aircraft so that the azimuth needle points directly in front of aircraft; tracking is following a straight geographic path regardless of wind effect

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