Scale, Radio plotting, Mercator chart (30-05-18) Flashcards

1
Q

What does a scale fraction represent?

A

Scale = Chart length / Earth distance

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2
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What is the ICAO standard from 1nm?

A

1852m

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3
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What does QDM mean?

A

Mag track to beacon

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4
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What is QDR?

A

Mag track from beacon

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5
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What is QUJ?

A

True track to beacon

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6
Q

What is QTE?

A

True track from beacon

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7
Q

What is the needle of an RBI driven by?

A

ADF system

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8
Q

Where is variation applied for NDB usage?

A

At the A/C

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9
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Where is variation applied for AWR usage?

A

At the A/C

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10
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Where is variation applied for VDF usage?

A

At the station

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11
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Where is variation applied for VOR usage?

A

At the station

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12
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What kind of bearing (G.C or R.L) do NAVAIDs produce?

A

G.C

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13
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How do you calculate the (Mercator) plot line from an NDB?

A

Work out R.L track from A/C then reciprocate

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14
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How do you calculate the (Mercator) plot line from an VOR?

A

Reciprocate the QDM from the VOR to get the QDR at the VOR. Then calculate the R.L track from the VOR.

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