Personel Flashcards
what section of the Y-cables is required when tailgating personnel
54 in extension
where do you secure the retriever cables when tailgating personnel
FS-627, 773, 862, and 893 with 2 turns single 80 lbs
what is used to secure the paratroop jump platforms
jump platform stops or 4 turns of 0.032 safety wire
how many jumpers can be dropped from ramp on a single pass
20
can you use the RH static line retriever on aircraft with a fuse tank
no
how can you remove slack from the anchor cables
the turnbuckle is the only way to remove slack
paratroop weight restrictions
troop door non-TPRS-250 lbs
troop door TPRS- 400 lbs
ramp- 325 lbs
max number of jumper seats
64 due to 24 in seat belt spacing
is in flight rigging of jumpers authorized
yes
how can you secure seats if the stowage clip is broken
550 cord
what flight station are anchor cables stored at
FS 891
where are the center anchor cable supports
FS 737
what flight nation are the aft anchor cable supports at
FS 913
which way must the anchor cable clips on the aft anchor cable supports
clips must face outboard
broken wire criteria
no more than 4 broken wires in any 1 in provided no more than 4 broken wires exist in any 3 in length
how many threads can be exposed on the turnbuckles
no more than 3 on either end
how can the turnbuckles be secured
with locking pin or 1 turn 0.032 safety wire
what will turnbuckles be made from
stainless steel, brass is not authorized
anchor cable stop locations
ramp- 893
combo- 893
TPRS- 773
the retriever may be secured in serviceable retriever cable clips with what
ticket 8/7
if serviceable retriever cable clips are not available
secure retriever at FS 627 with 2 turn single 80 lbs
multi-pass tie
120in 1/2in tubular nylon with a g-14 clevis secured with 3 alternating half hitches, secure opposite side to set support using a quick release tie
when using the TPRS where is the anchor cable spool located
secured to the turnbuckle with tape or 80 lbs
Manuel static line retrieval
10 for 1 crewmaster
20 for 2 people
Parachutist may operate above 10,000 ft with what restrictions
Not to exceed 13,000 ft and 30 min above 10,000 ft
Requirements above 20,000
Pre-breathing in accordance to the chart will be completing before cabin altitude ascends through 16,000 ft and a physiologist will be required
