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Operating Limitations Flashcards

1
Q

An operating limitation exceedance SHALL be entered into the logbook stating which limit was exceeded, length of time extreme value attained, and other information essential for maintenance action.

a) True.

b) False.

A

A) True.

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2
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What optional equipment shall be installed when conducting flight operations in falling and/or blowing snow?

a) Engine anti-ice.

b) Pitot heating system.

c) Snow deflector kit.

A

C) Snow deflector kit.

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3
Q

Basic Vne is __________ KIAS sea level to 3000 feet DA.

a) 130.

b) 145.

c) 160.

A

A) 130.

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4
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Do not exceed __________ KIAS with torque in the takeoff range (75 to 100% in the L4).

a) 100.

b) 130.

c) 84.

A

C) 84.

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5
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Power OFF Vne is _________ KIAS for autorotation or placarded Vne, whichever is less.

a) 100.

b) 130.

c) 84.

A

A) 100

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6
Q

The blue line at 100 knots on the airspeed indicator is for

a) Maximum Vne.

b) Maximum for autorotation.

c) Best cruise.

A

B) Maximum for autorotation.

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7
Q

Maximum approved gross weight for takeoff and landing in the BH206L4 is

a) 4450 pounds.

b) 5250 pounds.

c) 4961 pounds.

A

A) 4450 pounds.

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8
Q

The yellow arc at 101% to 104% on the power turbine rpm scale of the dual tach indicates

a) Minimum operational range.

b) Continuous operation.

c) Transient overspeed range (5 minutes maximum)

A

C) Transient overspeed range (5 minutes maximum)

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9
Q

The red line at 105% on the gas producer gauge indicates

a) Transient overspeed for 5 seconds.

b) Five minute transient for takeoff.

c) Maximum.

A

C) Maximum.

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10
Q

The green arc from 0% to 75% on the torque gauge indicates (BH206L4),

a) Maximum (five minute limit).

b) Takeoff range (five minute limit).

c) Continuous operation.

A

C) Continuous operation.

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11
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The yellow arc from 75% to 100% on the torque gauge indicates (BH206L4),

a) Maximum (five minute limit).

b) Takeoff range (five minute limit).

c) Continuous operation.

A

B) Takeoff range (five minute limit).

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12
Q

The red radial line at 100% on the torque gauge indicates (BH206L4),

a) Maximum (five minute limit).

b) Best cruise setting.

c) Transient for five seconds.

A

A) Maximum (five minute limit).

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13
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The yellow arc from 716°C to 768°C on the TOT gauge indicates

a) Beginning of time limit range start transients.

b) Twelve second power-on transient.

c) Takeoff power range (five minute limit).

A

C) Takeoff power range (five minute limit).

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14
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The red radial line at 768°C on the TOT gauge indicates

a) Beginning of time limit range start transients.

b) Twelve second power-on transient.

c) Maximum (five minute limit).

A

C) Maximum (five minute limit).

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15
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The red triangle at 826°C on the TOT gauge indicates

a) Beginning of time limit range start transients.

b) Twelve second power-on transient.

c) Maximum (five minute limit).

A

A) Beginning of time limit range start transients.

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16
Q

The red diamond at 871°C on the TOT gauge indicates

a) Beginning of time limit range start transients.

b) Maximum during power-on transient.

c) Maximum (five minute limit).

A

B) Maximum during power-on transient.

17
Q

The red dot at 927°C on the TOT gauge indicates

a) One second maximum for starting.

b) Beginning of time limit range start transients.

c) Maximum (five minute limit).

A

A) One second maximum for starting.

18
Q

Intentional use of TOT power transient range (768 - 871°) is prohibited.

a) True.

b) False.

A

A) True.

19
Q

The yellow range from 50 to 90 psi on the engine oil pressure gauge indicates

a) Operation below 79% gas producer rpm.

b) Continuous operation below 94% gas producer rpm.

c) Five minute takeoff range.

A

A) Operation below 79% gas producer rpm.

20
Q

The red line at 130 psi on the engine oil pressure gauge indicates

a) Minimum.

b) Maximum.

c) Maximum transient for 10 seconds.

A

B) Maximum.

21
Q

The red line at 8 psi on the fuel pressure gauge indicates

a) Minimum.

b) Maximum.

c) Minimum transient for 10 seconds.

A

A) Minimum

22
Q

Engine starter limitations when using the aircraft battery;

a) 40 seconds ON, 30 seconds OFF, 40 seconds ON, 30 seconds OFF, 40 seconds ON, 30 minutes OFF.

b) 40 seconds ON, 40 seconds OFF, 40 seconds ON, 40 seconds OFF, 40 seconds ON, 40 minutes OFF.

c) 60 seconds ON, 60 seconds OFF, 60 seconds ON, 60 seconds OFF, 60 seconds ON, 30 minutes OFF.

A

C) 60 seconds ON, 60 seconds OFF, 60 seconds ON, 60 seconds OFF, 60 seconds ON, 30 minutes OFF.

23
Q

Engine starter limitations when using external power;

a) 40 seconds ON, 30 seconds OFF, 40 seconds ON, 30 seconds OFF, 40 seconds ON, 30 minutes OFF.

b) 40 seconds ON, 40 seconds OFF, 40 seconds ON, 40 seconds OFF, 40 seconds ON, 40 minutes OFF.

c) 60 seconds ON, 60 seconds OFF, 60 seconds ON, 60 seconds OFF, 60 seconds ON, 30 minutes OFF.

A

A) 40 seconds ON, 30 seconds OFF, 40 seconds ON, 30 seconds OFF, 40 seconds ON, 30 minutes OFF.

24
Q

Maximum temperature for use of engine anti-ice is

a) 6.0°C.

b) 4.5°C.

c) 25.0°C.

A

B) 4.5°C.

25
Q

Engine anti-ice and pitot SHALL be ON for flight in visible moisture in temperatures below

a) 6.0°C.

b) 0°C.

c) 4.5°C.

A

C) 4.5°C.

26
Q

The red line at 30 psi on the transmission oil pressure gauge indicates

a) Transient for 10 seconds.

b) Maximum.

c) Minimum.

A

C) Minimum.

27
Q

The red line at 70 psi on the transmission oil pressure gauge indicates

a) Transient for 10 seconds.

b) Maximum.

c) Minimum.

A

B) Maximum.

28
Q

The red line at 110°C on the transmission oil temperature gauge indicates

a) Transient for 10 seconds.

b) Maximum.

c) Minimum.

A

B) Maximum.

29
Q

The red line at 90% rotor rpm on the dual tachometer indicates

a) Transient for 10 seconds.

b) Maximum rotor rpm – power OFF

c) Minimum rotor rpm – power OFF.

A

C) Minimum rotor rpm – power OFF.

30
Q

The red line at 107% rotor rpm on the dual tachometer indicates

a) Transient for 10 seconds.

b) Maximum rotor rpm – power OFF

c) Minimum rotor rpm – power OFF.

A

B) Maximum rotor rpm – power OFF

31
Q

Maximum allowable weight in the baggage compartment;

a) 250 lbs.

b) 186 lbs.

c) 220 lbs.

A

A) 250 lbs.

BH206L (14 decks)

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