Service Chapter

Question 1

What is the capacity of the Eng Oil / Time?

Answer 1

7.3 Q / 20 mins

Question 2

What is the capacity of the APU / Time

Answer 2

2.0 Q / 1 Hour

Question 3

What is the capacity of the TXSM / Time

Answer 3

7.5 G / 30 Min- 2HRS (HOT)

Question 4

What is the capacity of the INT Gear?

Answer 4

2.75 P

Question 5

What is the capacity of the Tail - G?

Answer 5

2.75 P

Question 6

What is the capacity of the HYD R?

Answer 6

1 Q

Question 7

What is the capacity of the Rescue Hoist?(Think fluid)

Answer 7

1.16 Q

Question 8

What is the capacity of the Utility Hyd?

Answer 8

.92 Q

Question 9

What is the capacity of the Eng Starter?

Answer 9

200 CC

Question 10

What is the restraint limit for CRRC/K-DUC Cargo Hook?

Answer 10

140 KIAS

KIAS stands for knots indicated airspeed.

Question 11

What is the maximum airspeed for CRRC/K-DUC Cargo Net?

Answer 11

80 KIAS

Question 12

What is the employment limit for M240 and GAU-21?

Answer 12

120 KIAS

Question 13

What is the stowage limit for M240 and GAU-21?

Answer 13

70 KIAS

Question 14

What is the maximum airspeed for brass collection?

Answer 14

40 KIAS

Question 15

What is the maximum airspeed limit for Bambi Bucket when empty?

Answer 15

70 KIAS

Question 16

What is the maximum airspeed limit for a full Bambi Bucket?

Answer 16

50 KIAS

Question 17

Is electrical power required for PX Refueling/ what are 2 things it is required for?

Answer 17

No, only required for Prechecks / Fuel Display

Question 18

How should I ask to pump if fuel is questionable?

Answer 18

HIFR

Question 19

What position should the Aux tank be in if I only want gas in the Main tank?

Answer 19

Pre-Check

Question 20

If I want to put in 3700lbs of gas, which Aux tank needs to be filled?

Answer 20

The FWD TANK

Question 21

What needs to be ensured off when gravity fueling?

Answer 21

APU and ENG

Question 22

List the four primary fuels

Answer 22

J5, J8, A++, TS-1

These fuels are essential for various aviation operations.

Question 23

What are the restricted fuels?

Answer 23

J4, A, A1, B

Restricted fuels have limitations on their use due to specific operational constraints.

Question 24

What is considered an emergency fuel?

Answer 24

J8 + 100

Emergency fuel is designated for critical situations where standard fuel is unavailable.

Question 25

When using JP-4 or JET-B, what equipment SHALL be turned on?

Answer 25

Both Fuel Boost Pump

Ensuring the fuel boost pump is operational is vital for safe fueling operations.

Question 26

What are the operational restrictions/considerations when using JP-4 or Jet B? (List 3)

Answer 26

• Single engine training is a no-go
• Operating characteristics may change
• Next two refuelings shall be treated as if JP-4/Jet-B is in the tank

These considerations ensure that safety and performance are maintained when using these fuels.

Question 27

Fill in the blank: During fueling, a _______ shall be readily available.

Answer 27

Fire Extinguisher

This equipment is essential for managing fire risks during the fueling process.

Question 28

What is the definition of Primary Fuel?

[ A F t t a is a to u f c u o ]

Answer 28

A fuel that the aircraft is allowed to use for continuous unrestricted operations

This definition is crucial for understanding aircraft fuel regulations and safety standards.

Question 29

What is definition of a restricted fuel
[A f t i o r on t A]

Answer 29

A fuel that implements operational restrictions on the aircraft

Question 30

What is the definition of an emergency fuel?

[A F w m be u f a m t w no o p or r f is a in c of e or o n ]

Answer 30

A Fuel which may be used for a minimum time with no other primary or restricted fuel is available , in case of emergency or operational necessity

Question 31

To get rid of restricted fuels, what type of fuel are we adding
—> How much per tank
—> Why

Answer 31

JP-5 , JP-8
360 gallons per tank cumulative JET-A
720 Total
So we get rid of the bad gas