Prog 1 Excel Tester.xlsm - General

Question 1

What is the normal operational complement of the Aurora?

Answer 1

10 Crew 2 pilots, 1FE, 1 TACNAV, 1 NAVCOM, 2 ASOs, 3 AESOps

Question 2

What is the minimum crew complement for the CP-140 Aurora?

Answer 2

4 Crew 2 Pilots, 1 FE, 1x 4th Crewman

Question 3

What is the maximum number of crew on the Aurora?

Answer 3

20

Question 4

How high is the Aurora?

Answer 4

34’ 5”

Question 5

How long?

Answer 5

116’ 10”

Question 6

Wing span?

Answer 6

101’ 2”

Question 7

Turn radius?

Answer 7

75’ 5”

Question 8

Basic Aircraft Weight

Answer 8

68,000lbs

Question 9

Maximum T/O Weight?

Answer 9

139,760lbs

Question 10

Recommended T/O Weight?

Answer 10

135,000lbs

Question 11

Recommended Landing Weight?

Answer 11

114,000lbs

Question 12

Normal Landing Weight?

Answer 12

103,880lbs

Question 13

Zero Fuel Weight Definition

Answer 13

weight of a/c, contents and crew minus fuel in the wing tanks or stores on the wings

Question 14

The Max Zero Fuel Weight is?

Answer 14

77,200lbs

Question 15

No live RADAR transmissions when within ___of Refueling Equipment?

Answer 15

328’

Question 16

No live RADAR transmissions when within ___of Personnel?

Answer 16

328’

Question 17

No live RADAR transmissions when within ___of High Energy Radiation Output susceptible equip?

Answer 17

328’

Question 18

Rocks and debris can be blasted up to___during run up?

Answer 18

1500’

Question 19

Prior to entering the bomb bay, always verify…?

Answer 19

The Bombay safety pin is installed and the door actuator cable is taut

Question 20

How many landing lights on the A/C?

Answer 20

2

Question 21

On the ground and without an airblast, do not leave the landing lights on for longer than___ otherwise___

Answer 21

On the ground and without an airblast, do not leave the landing lights on for longer than 30 seconds, otherwise Lamp heat may crack the lens.

Question 22

Taxi Lights are located___

Answer 22

On the Nose gear Strut

Question 23

The EXTERIOR LIGHTS MASTER Switch controls___, and Must be on for what lights to operate?

Answer 23

The EXTERIOR LIGHTS MASTER Switch controls All external lights except landing/taxi lights ,and Must be on for what lights to operate? Rotating Beacon, Wheel Well, Nav Lights

Question 24

Wheel Well Lights are used for___

Answer 24

Inspecting Wheel wells

Question 25

Wheel well Lights are controlled by how many switches?

Answer 25

1

Question 26

Wing Tail Lights are located on _______ and _______________ on the top _________________ of the ________________ and the bottom of the ____________ and controlled by how many switches?

Answer 26

Wing & Tail Lights are located on wing tips and behind the rudder on the top forward section of the MAD boom and the bottom of the aft fuselage, and are controlled by 1 switch

Question 27

HSC has how many light switches?

Answer 27

2

Question 28

What is the Aldis Lamp?

Answer 28

A portable lamp that can be used from any 28V DC outlets

Question 29

Condition V

Answer 29

Takeoff and Landing

Question 30

Condition IV

Answer 30

Aircraft Post takeoff inspection

Question 31

Condition III

Answer 31

Operational Check

Question 32

Condition II

Answer 32

Surveillance/transit/High Alt ASW

Question 33

Condition I

Answer 33

Battle

Question 34

How many Volumes of AOIs?

Answer 34

4

Question 35

The Definition of Warning?

Answer 35

(people) If not observed may result in injury or loss of life

Question 36

The definition of CAUTION?

Answer 36

(equipment) If not observed may result in damage or destruction of equipment

Question 37

The definition of Attention?

Answer 37

(Software/data) If not observed may result in loss or damage to software programs or data

Question 38

List the four Hazard areas (x4)

Answer 38

1. APU 2.Engine 3. Radar 4. Refueling

Question 39

List 3 reasons the APU is a hazard area

Answer 39

1. Heat/Blast 2.Noise 3. Intake;

Question 40

List 4 Reasons the Engine is a hazard area

Answer 40

1. Noise 2. Turbine Blade Fail areas 3. Prop Arc 4. Blast (1500’)

Question 41

One hazard to take into consideration when refueling

Answer 41

While refueling, NO radio tx or switch selection