Navigation/Wx Radar Flashcards

1
Q

The Left IRU is normally powered by:

The Right IRU is normally powered by:

A

AC Standby Bus

AC Transfer Bus 2

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2
Q

If AC power is lost to the IRUs, the Left IRU is powered by what system?

A

AC STBY BUS through the SWITCHED HOT BAT BUS

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3
Q

Backup DC power to the right IRS is automatically terminated if normal AC power is not restored within ____ mins

A

5

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4
Q

How will the crew be alerted that an IRS is running on DC power?

A

The ON DC light will illuminate and the ground crew call horn in the nose wheel well sounds (A/c on ground only)

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5
Q

What does the DC FAIL light mean?

A

The respective DC power is not normal

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6
Q

When the IRS Mode Selector is turned OFF, the IRS remains powered for approximately ____ seconds.

How will the crew know when the system is shut down?

A

30 seconds

The ALIGN light will extinguish

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7
Q

What does a flashing ALIGN light mean during alignment process?

What should you do if you see this?

A

No present position has been entered

The entered position is unreasonable and does not pass the internal position comparison test

Excessive motion of the aircraft during the alignment period

Ensure present position has been entered

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8
Q

When doing a fast alignment on a through flight, the IRS position must be entered within ____ seconds to realign the IRSs and zero out the ground speed

A

30 seconds

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9
Q

How is the crew alerted to a loss of alignment due to aircraft motion during alignment?

A

The FAULT light illuminates seadily and the ALIGN light flashes

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10
Q

If alignment is lost while airborne, can the alignment be regained in flight?

A

No

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11
Q

Explain the use of the ATT option on the IRS selector knob

A

Allows the crew to re-level the system and provide attitude reference. If IRS information is lost, the crew can select ATT to receive attitude information.

This switch requires approximately 30 seconds of straight and level, un-accelerated flight to complete leveling.

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12
Q

When will the amber GPS light illuminate?

A

When both GPS sensor units have failed, or during Master Caution Recall if a single GPS sensor has failed

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13
Q

When is the DRAG REQUIRED message shown?

A

If the airspeed is ten knots or more above the FMC target speed

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14
Q

On the weather radar the Turbulence function is only effective to what range selection? What happens beyond this distance?

A

40 nm range selection

Anything beyond 40 nm is just weather display

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15
Q

Radar returns are not displayed beyond ____ NM when ____ NM is selected on the EFIS control panel

A

320 NM when 640 NM is selected

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16
Q

The weather radar automatically begins scanning for windshear when:

A

The thrust levers are advanced for takeoff

In flight below 2,300 ft RA

17
Q

Predictive windshear alerts are only issued when the aircraft is below ____ ft RA

A

1,200

18
Q

Predictive windshear CAUTION is indicated by what?

A

Aural alert “MONITOR RADAR DISPLAY”

An amber message and red windshear symbol appear on the ND

19
Q

Predictive windshear WARNING is indicated by what?

A

A red message and windshear symbol on the ND

A red WINDSHEAR indication on both PFDs

Aural alert “WINDSHEAR AHEAD” (during takeoff)

Aural alert “GO AROUND, WINDSHEAR AHEAD” (during approach)