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PT 2 Flashcards

1
Q

What unit is a cloudbase and VV measured in

A

Feet

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2
Q

In what form can water exist in the atmosphere

A

All three forms

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3
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If we have a temp 14 and dp at 2, what alt is the cloud base?

A

4800 feet

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4
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What is the energy stored in water called when it changes a form?

A

Latent heat

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5
Q

Hail is most likely to fall from which clouds?

A

CB

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6
Q

Which part of the atmosphere contains 99% of all water?

A

Troposphere

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7
Q

What is the RH in ISA?

A

0%

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8
Q

When there is a change of state from solid to liquid and liquid to gas, latent heat is?

A

Absorbed

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9
Q

DZ falls from which clouds?

A

Stratus

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10
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From which clouds does SHRA fall from?

A

TCU and CB

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11
Q

RH in a set volume of air with a constant amount of water increases in

A

Colder air compared to warmer air

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12
Q

What happens to a box of air’s potential for water, when temperature increases?

A

The higher the temp, the higher potential for water

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13
Q

If the temp and DP of the air has the same value, this is the indication of a RH of 100%

A

True

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14
Q

The ELR IS..

A

Dependent of the actual condition of the day

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15
Q

In a cold oclusion, the coldest air is?

A

Behind the cold front

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16
Q

In a warm oclusion, the coldest air is..

A

In front of the warm front
And
In front of the oclusion front

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17
Q

An aircraft flies 210 knots ground speed - how far will it travel in 3 minutes?

A

10,5 nm

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18
Q

Name the two main types of drag on an aircraft

A

Parasite drag and induced drag

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19
Q

Does the CoG change during the flight?

A

Yes - due to fuel and passengers

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20
Q

Roll is a rotation in which axis?

A

Longitude axis

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21
Q

Roll is a stabilizer in which axis?

A

Lateral axis

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22
Q

What is the biggest difference between slats and flaps on larger commercial jets?

A

The slats increase the critical angle of attack and flaps increase lift

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23
Q

If AoA is increased beyond the critical angle, what is most likely to happen?

A

Will become turbulent and result in loss of lift and maybe stall

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24
Q

The flap setting for T/O

A

10-15 degrees

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25
Q

The flap setting for landing?

A

30-45 degrees

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26
Q

The position of the CoG depends on..

A

Distribution of the mass and load of the aircraft

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27
Q

Which element in the lift formula are changed when the pilot extends slats and or flaps

A

Both the coefficient of lift and surface area

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28
Q

Which is a trailing edge high lift device

A

The flaps

29
Q

What is the rear wing light as nab light?

A

White

30
Q

What is the left wing light as nab light?

A

Red

31
Q

What is the most common reasons a piston engine will run rough?

A

Carburetor icing

32
Q

You are VDF equipped in the tower. A pilot req a QDM. What is the pilot asking?

A

The magnetic track from aircraft to VDF station (krudt i mave)

33
Q

You are VDF equipped in the tower. A pilot req a QDR. What is the pilot asking?

A

The magnetic track from the VDF station to the aircraft (Krudt i røv)

34
Q

For modes at SSR what is correct?

A

Mode A is ID and C is alt

35
Q

Can a SSR do garble?

A

Yes

36
Q

Which frq is ILS?

A

108.000-112.000 uneven

37
Q

How many RWYs can one PAR operate?

A

One

38
Q

Radio waves are found in microwave band

A

Yes

39
Q

Can a civilian jet fly via a TACAN?

A

No

40
Q

A SSR sends on which frq?

A

1030 mhz

41
Q

A SSR receives on what frq?

A

1090 mhz

42
Q

If the frq decrease, the wave lengths will..

A

Increase

43
Q

All VOR, TACANs, VORDME, VORTACs have a three letter abbreviation and a full name?

A

True

44
Q

What is the VHF and UHF emergency frq

A

121,5 and 243

45
Q

When an electromagnetic wave losses strength it is called

A

Attenuation

46
Q

What is UTC?

A

Universal coordinated time

47
Q

1 degree latitude is

A

60 minutes

48
Q

When flying VFR in airspace F or G at and below 3000 feet AMSL or 1000 ft above terrain, what is VMC minima?

A

Clear of Clouds and with surface in sight and 5 km vis

49
Q

Aircraft A is at 4000’ on QNH 1024, aircraft B is at FL50. What is vertical distance?

A

1330 feet

50
Q

Except when necessary for T/O or landing or except by permission from the competent authority, a VFR flight shall not be flown

A

Over a congested area less than 1000’ above highest obstacle

51
Q

In airspace class D, what do you separate as air traffic control?

A

IFR to IFR only

52
Q

IFR flight heading west shall cruise at

A

Even level

53
Q

Approach Control Service means..

A

To provide air traffic control for approach and departing controlled aircraft

54
Q

Mayday is in which phase?

A

Distress

55
Q

Aircraft cleared to land but hasn’t landed after 5 minutes, what phase are we in?

A

Alert

56
Q

Where do we find the SARPs?

A

Annexes

57
Q

To provide information of collision hazards between persons and aircraft on the manouvering areas (uncontrolled aero dome) is an objective for..

A

Air traffic services

58
Q

The objectives of the air traffic services shall be to

A

Prevent collisions between aircraft on the manoeuvering and obstructions on that area

59
Q

VMC minima in class C above 3000 feet and below 10000 feet

A

5 km
1500 hoe

60
Q

What is the division of air traffic control services

A

Area control, approach control and tower control

61
Q

Is turns an ATC clearance?

A

No it’s an instruction

62
Q

What types of clearances can you get?

A

To a destination and T/O and landing

63
Q

Where is ONLY flight information provided?

A

G

64
Q

Among the objectives of the air traffic services is to:

A

Provide advice and information useful for the safe and efficient conduct of flight

65
Q

After 30 minutes of estimated arrival, an aircraft fails to arrive. which phase are we in?

A

Uncertainty phase

66
Q

Which class has speed limitation for ALL flights?

A

D, E, F, G

67
Q

How do you go from km to NM?

A

Multiply by 1,852

68
Q

How many feet are in 1 nm?

A

6076 feet

69
Q

How long does it take to fly 6 nm at a ground speed of 180 kts?

A

2 minutes

ATC2336 (17 decks)

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