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Other Presolo Test Stuff Flashcards

0
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Lost communications procedures for landing at an airport with an operating control tower

A 
Squawk 7600
Join the traffic pattern at TPA + 500ft
Look out for light signals
Make blind calls
Land when clearance is received
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Max gross weight of the Piper Archer in the normal category

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2558lbs

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2
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Normal and Utility category limit load factors

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Normal - 3.8G

Utility - 4.4G (Not CAE OAA approved)

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3
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Oil sump minimum and maximum on Piper Archer

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Maximum - 8 US Quartz
Minimum (OAA) - 6 US Quartz
Minimum (Piper) - 2 US Quartz

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General description of the Piper Archer engine

A 
Lycoming O-360-A4M
4 cylinder
Horizontally opposed
Air cooled
Direct drive
Carburettor 
180BHP at 2700rpm
8.5:1 Compression Ratio
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5
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Fuel capacity

  • Maximum
  • Tabs
  • Unusable
A

Maximum - 50 USG
Tabs - 34 USG
Unusable - 2 USG

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6
Q

Available grades of Aviation fuel and colour

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AVGAS 100 - Green

AVGAS 100LL - Blue

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Q

Maximum RPM and maximum drop during run up

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Max RPM - 2700RPM

Max Drop - 175RPM , 50RPM difference

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8
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3 endorsements required for a student solo flight

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  • Student pilot certificate
  • Logbook aeronautical knowledge
  • Logbook flight training
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9
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3 personal documents required to fly solo

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  • Logbook
  • Medical/Student pilot certificate
  • Government issued photo ID
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What is necessary for a student to fly in class B airspace

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  • Class B endorsement in logbook

- Ground and flight training on that class B airspace

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11
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How many hours are required form consuming alcohol to flying (OAA and FAA)

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FAA - 8 hours

OAA - 12 hours

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Minimum fuel reserve for a day VFR flight (FAA and OAA)

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FAA - 30 mins

OAA - 45 mins

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13
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Aircraft documents to be on board during flight

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A - airworthiness certificate 
R - registration
R - radio licence 
O - ops manual
W - weight and balance
\+ G1000 handbook
\+ standby instruments handbook
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VFR required instruments and equipment

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G - gas
O - oil temperature 
O - oil pressure 
S - seat belts 
E - ELT
A - altimeter 
C - compass
A - airspeed
T - tachometer
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15
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Inspections required on aircraft

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A - annual (12 calendar months)
V - VOR (30 days, IR only)
I - 100 hour (100 hours TACH)
A - altimeter, pitot and static (24 calendar months)
T - transponder (24 calendar months)
E - ELT (12 calendar months)
ELT battery (1 hour cumulative use or 50% charge)

16
Q

Except for takeoff and landing what are the minimum altitudes over congested and other areas

A

Congested - 1000’ above highest obstacle

Non-congested - 500’ above surface, not within 500’ of people structures or vehicles.

17
Q

Is dropping objects from an aeroplane permitted

A

Yes, as long as reasonable precautions are taken to avoid damage to people and property

18
Q

When must navigation lights and anti collision light be switched on

A

Navigation lights - sunset to sunrise

Anti collision lights - always, unless in the interest of safety

19
Q

What requirements are needed to enter class D airspace

A

2 way radio communications

20
Q

Define solo flight as in FAR part 61

A

Student pilot is the sole occupant

Student pilot acts as PIC on a multi crew aircraft

21
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Definition of careless or reckless operation

A

Actions that endanger the lives or property of others

22
Q

Define an aerobatic manoeuvre

A

An intentional manoeuvre involving an abrupt change in aircraft attitude, abnormal attitude or abnormal acceleration not necessary for normal flight

23
Q

When is a transponder required

A 
In class A, B or C airspace 
Above or under class B or C airspace 
Within 30nm distance of certain airports
24
Q

When must safety belts and/or harnesses be used (FAA and OAA)

A

FAA - During movement on the surface, takeoff and landing

OAA - During taxi, takeoff, in flight and landing

25
Q

Limitations placed on a student flying as PIC

A

May not fly:

  • Carrying a passenger
  • Carrying property for compensation or hire
  • For compensation or hire
  • In furtherance of business
  • Internationally
  • Day surface visibility less than 3sm
  • Night surface visibility less than 5 sm
  • When flight can’t be made with visual reference to surface
  • Contrary to any limitations in logbook
26
Q

Requirement to enter class C airspace

A

Controller said tail number

27
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Requirement to enter class B airspace

A

ATC clearance

Flying (4 decks)

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