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Pre-solo test Flashcards

1
Q

what is the maximum gross weight of the airplane in the normal category

A

1675 Ibs

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1
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50 rotate speed

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Vr

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2
Q

Va

A

93-104 manoeuvring speed

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2
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Vne

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149 never exceed speed

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3
Q

never exceed speed

A

Vne

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4
Q

what is the maximum rpm of your airplane’s engine

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2550rpm

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4
Q

what is the minimum safe altitude any where

A

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5
Q

100 LL(Low lead)

A

blue

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6
Q

generally describe the engine in your airplane

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4 cylinder ,horizontally opposed , air-cooled , overheat valve ,carburator engine and manufacture by Ly coming 110 horse power

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6
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flashing red (air )

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airport unsafe don’t land

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7
Q

Vfe

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85 maximum flap extend speed

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8
Q

list the document that must be aboard the aircraft at all time

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airworthiness certificate ,registration certificate ,owner’s manual ,operating limitations weight and balance data and radio operation certificate

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9
Q

what is the oil capacity in your airplane ?

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sump : 6 quart total : 7 quart

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10
Q

clear to land

A

steady green (air)

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11
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Vr

A

rotate speed

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12
Q

airport unsafe don’t land

A

flashing red (air )

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13
Q

green

A

100/130

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14
Q

the _____of two aircraft on approach to the same runway has right of way

A

low altitude

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14
Q

list the day VFR minimum in class G E

A

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16
Q

Vx

A

55 best angle of climb

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17
Q

Vso

A

35 stalling speed which airplane is controllable with landing configuration

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18
Q

flashing green (gnd)

A

clear for taxi

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20
Q

what is the definition of careless or reckless

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no person can operate an aircraft in the air or ground in a careless or reckless manner so as to endanger the lift or property of another

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21
Q

80/87

A

red

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22
Q

what must a pilot do before entering class D airspace

A

must establish two-way communication

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22
Q

Lost procedure

A

Circle Climb Conserve Cross-Radial Communicate & Confess Comply

23
Q

stop

A

steady red (gnd)

24
Q

return for landing

A

flashing green (air)

25
Q

List the procedure for lost communication

A
  1. check the frequency again , double test and try right seat bottom 2. Sq 7600 3. fly above 500 ft TPA 4. wait the light gun signal from tower
26
Q

40 stalling speed at which airplane is contrllable

A

Vs

26
Q

35 stalling speed which airplane is controllable with landing configuration

A

Vso

27
Q

93-104 manoeuvring speed

A

Va

28
Q

give way to other aircraft and continue circling

A

steady red (air)

29
Q

alternating red and green

A

caution

30
Q

state the procedure to respond to an in-flight engine failure

A

a b c d e

31
Q

list the procedure to respond to an engine fire on the ground while starting

A

continue cranking if engine starts 1 power 1700 2engine shutdown and inspect for damage if engine fail to start 1.contnue cranking with full throttle 2. fire extinguisher obtain 3. engine secure master switch off ignition switch off fuel shutoff valve off and remove blanket

32
Q

Vy

A

67 best rate of climb

32
Q

red

A

80/87

34
Q

castle frequencies

A

tower 118.17 gnd 133.57 atis 124.47 nocal 120.95 pilot control light 123.0

36
Q

100/130

A

green

37
Q

what are you as a student pilot required to have before penetrating in class b airspace

A

logbook endorsement , mode C transponder two way communication ,ATC clearance and training in class B

39
Q

Vno

A

111 structure damage speed

40
Q

clear of takeoff

A

steady green (gnd)

41
Q

85 maximum flap extend speed

A

Vfe

42
Q

111 structure damage speed

A

Vno

44
Q

Jet A

A

clear

45
Q

steady red (gnd)

A

stop

46
Q

steady green (air)

A

clear to land

47
Q

VFR diversion procedure

A

Track Turn Time Twist Throttle Talk and calculate

48
Q

what is the authority of the PIC

A

PIC is directly responsibility for the final authority in emergency PIC can deviate from any regulation or ATC to meet emergency

49
Q

what endorsement are required for solo flight

A

1 logbook endorsment 2. ID 3. student pilot certificate 4. medical

50
Q

blue

A

100 LL (Low Lead)

52
Q

Vs

A

40 stalling speed at which airplane is contrllable

53
Q

67 best rate of climb

A

Vy

54
Q

steady green (gnd)

A

clear of takeoff

55
Q

clear for taxi

A

flashing green (gnd)

56
Q

flashing red (gnd)

A

taxi clear of runway

57
Q

what preflight action is required of a pilot prior to a flight

A
  1. Weather report and forecast 2. fuel requirement 3. alternative available if the plane cannot complete 4. any known traffic delay of witch the PIC has been advise by ATC 5. runway length of intended use 6. takeoff and landing distance data
58
Q

flashing green (air)

A

return for landing

60
Q

55 best angle of climb

A

Vx

61
Q

taxi clear of runway

A

flashing red (gnd)

62
Q

steady red (air)

A

give way to other aircraft and continue circling

63
Q

clear

A

Jet A

64
Q

Fuel system

A

The airplane equipped fuel tank ,a fuel shutoff valve ,fuel straner ,mamual primer,and carburator

Fuel flows by gravity from two tanks to fuel shutoff valve then throught a strainer to the caburator

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