***Remotes***

Question 1

What is the minimum altitude and airspeed for a high recon?

Answer 1

300 feet AGL/50 KIAS

Do not descend below 100 feet AHO during the pattern

Question 2

What is the minimum altitude and airspeed for a low recon?

Answer 2

50 feet AHO/50 KIAS

Question 3

When must the Mini-TOLD card be filled out?
a.
b.
c.
d.

Answer 3

a. Approaches when power required is within ten percent of power available
b. When OGE power is not available
c. At the discretion of the aircraft commander
d. If involved in NVG or low-level operations, should be filled out during pre-mission planning using worst-case data

Question 4

During approaches, do not exceed _____ fpm descent rate when airspeed is less than 40 knots.

Answer 4

800 fpm

Question 5

If additional MAJCOM or local restrictions are not in effect, what is the minimum altitude for NVG operations in a surveyed low-level area, or on an FAA/NACO Helicopter Route Chart if the EMI is greater than 20%?

Less than 20%?

Answer 5

50 AHO

150 AHO

Question 6

NVG training will not be conducted with less than _____% EMI.

Answer 6

5% EMI

Question 7

At what altitude interval will the pilot not flying make advisory calls during final approach to landing? (Day or night)?

Answer 7

Every 100’ above 300’ ALS

Every 50’ below 300’ ALS

Question 8

Whenever horizontal rotor clearance is _____ feet or less, the scanner will inform the pilot of the clock position relative to the nose of the aircraft and estimated distance to the obstacle.

Answer 8

25’

Question 9

Approaches at night are flown with slower rates of closure and descent than during day operations; the pilot will coordinate advisory calls and visual cues throughout the approach to reach approximately _____ with an approximate ground speed of _____.

Answer 9

200’

30 knots

Question 10

For remote operations, when must the power check be completed?

Answer 10

Prior to commencing the low recon

Question 11

For training, when landing to a surface area smaler than two rotor diameters, such as a pinnacle, power for _____ should be available.

Answer 11

Power for an OGE hover.

Question 12

In what way does hovering over tall grass, slopes, or obstacles affect power requirements?

Answer 12

Power requirments increase

Question 13

When must a second crewmember re-compute TOLD to confirm power requirements?

Answer 13

When the power margin is 10% or less

Question 14

When unable to land directly into the wind, such as during an approach parallel to a ridgeline, which type of quartering headwind reduces overall power demand?

Answer 14

Left quartering HEADwind

Question 15

When will the pilot not flying transfer advisory calls to the primary scanner by calling “DOOR”?

Answer 15

During the last 50-100’ of the approach

Question 16

Where the terrain slopes up to the landing site, a visual illusion occurs giving you the feeling that the aircraft is too _____ and the rate of closure is too ______.

Answer 16

High

Slow

Question 17

High density altitude, clear skies, and vegetation can cause a bubble effect on mountain tops resulting in surface temperatures _____ to _____ deg C warmer than the same elevation outside of the bubble.

Answer 17

8 - 15 deg C