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What is the articulation of the main rotor?

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Free to teeter and cone, rigid inplane

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What is the articulation of the tail rotor?

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Free to teeter, rigid inplane

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4
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What is the model of the powerplant used?

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Lycoming 0-540-F1B5 (FAA type certificate no. E-295)

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5
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What type of engine is the Lycoming 0-540-F1B5?

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Six cylinder, horizontally opposed, direct drive, air cooled, carbureted, normally aspirated

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6
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What is the normal rating of the engine?

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260 BHP @ 2800 RPM

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7
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What is the maximum continuous rating of the R44 Cadet?

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185 BHP at 2718 RPM (102% on tachometer)

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8
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What is the 5 minute takeoff rating of the R44 Cadet?

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210 BHP at 2718 RPM

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9
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What type of cooling system does the R44 Cadet utilize?

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Direct drive squirrel-cage blower

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10
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Define KIAS.

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Knots Indicated Airspeed is speed shown on the airspeed indicator.

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Define KCAS.

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Knots Calibrated Airspeed is speed shown on the airspeed indicator corrected for instrument and position error.

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12
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Define KTAS.

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Knots True Airspeed is airspeed relative to undisturbed air, corrected for pressure altitude and temperature.

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13
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What does Vne stand for?

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Never-Exceed Airspeed

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14
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What is Vy?

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Speed for best rate of climb

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15
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What does Vh represent?

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Stabilized level-flight speed at maximum continuous power

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16
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What is MSL altitude?

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Altitude above mean sea level, corrected for instrument error

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17
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What is pressure altitude?

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Altitude indicated by the altimeter when set to 29.92 inches of mercury

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18
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Define Density Altitude.

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Altitude in ISA conditions at which the air would have the same density

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19
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What are the ISA conditions?

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Pressure is 29.92 inches of mercury, temperature is 15°C at sea level, decreases 1.98°C per 1000 feet

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20
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What is BHP?

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Brake Horsepower is actual power output of the engine.

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21
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What does MAP stand for?

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Manifold Absolute Pressure is the absolute pressure in the engine intake manifold.

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22
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What does RPM stand for?

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Revolutions Per Minute

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23
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What is MCP?

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Maximum Continuous Power

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24
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What is TOP?

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Takeoff Power (limited to 5 minutes in the R44 Cadet)

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25
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What is Critical Altitude?

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Altitude at which full throttle produces maximum allowable power

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26
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What is TOGW?

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Takeoff Gross Weight

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27
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What does the color code red indicate on instrument markings?

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Operating limit

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28
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What does the color code yellow indicate on instrument markings?

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Precautionary or special operating procedure range

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29
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What is the maximum never-exceed airspeed (Vne) with power on?

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120 KIAS

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30
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What is the maximum autorotation airspeed?

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100 KIAS

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31
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What is the maximum rotor speed during power on operation?

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102% (408 RPM)

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32
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What is the minimum rotor speed during power off operation?

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90% (360 RPM)

33
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What is the maximum engine speed for continuous operation?

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102% (2718 RPM)

34
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What is the maximum transient engine speed?

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105% (2800 RPM)

35
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What is the maximum cylinder head temperature?

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500°F (260°C)

36
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What is the maximum oil temperature?

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245°F (118°C)

37
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What is the minimum oil pressure during flight?

38
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What is the minimum oil quantity required for takeoff?

A

7 qt (6.6 liters)

39
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What is the maximum gross weight of the aircraft?

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2200 lb (998 kg)

40
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What is the minimum gross weight of the aircraft?

A

1550 lb (703 kg)

41
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What is the maximum weight per seat including baggage compartment?

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300 lb (136 kg)

42
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What is the maximum weight in any baggage compartment?

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50 lb (23 kg)

43
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What are the flight and maneuver limitations regarding aerobatic flight?

A

Aerobatic flight prohibited

44
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What is the maximum operating density altitude?

A

14,000 feet

45
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What is the maximum operating altitude to allow landing within 5 minutes in case of fire?

A

9000 feet AGL

46
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What is the minimum crew requirement?

A

One pilot in the right seat

47
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Is flight in known icing conditions permitted?

A

No, prohibited

48
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What is required for dispatch regarding the alternator and governor?

A

Must be operational

49
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Is solo flight allowed from the left seat?

A

No, solo flight from right seat only

50
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What must be worn by each pilot during flight?

A

A functioning headset

51
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Fill in the blank: A pushover performed from level flight causes a ______ condition.

52
Q

True or False: Flight prohibited with governor selected off.

53
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What is the total capacity of the main tank?

A

115 liters

The main tank’s total capacity includes all the space available for liquid.

54
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What is the usable capacity of the main tank?

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112 liters

Usable capacity refers to the amount of liquid that can be effectively used.

55
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What is the total capacity of the auxiliary tank?

A

65 liters

This is the maximum volume the auxiliary tank can hold.

56
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What is the usable capacity of the auxiliary tank?

A

64 liters

This indicates how much liquid can actually be utilized from the auxiliary tank.

57
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What is the total capacity when combining both tanks?

A

180 liters

This is the sum of the total capacities of the main and auxiliary tanks.

58
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What is the usable capacity when combining both tanks?

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176 liters

This is the sum of the usable capacities of the main and auxiliary tanks.

60
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What is the airspeed indicator green arc range?

A

0 to 110 KIAS

KIAS stands for Knots Indicated Airspeed.

61
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What is indicated by the yellow arc on the airspeed indicator?

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110 to 120 KIAS

62
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What is the value of the red cross-hatch on the airspeed indicator?

63
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What does the red line on the airspeed indicator represent?

64
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What is the lower red line value for the rotor tachometer?

65
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What is the rotor tachometer green arc range?

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90 to 108%

66
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What is the upper red line value for the rotor tachometer?

67
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What is the lower red line for the engine tachometer?

68
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What is the green arc range for the engine tachometer?

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101 to 102%

69
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What is the upper red line value for the engine tachometer?

70
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What is the lower red line for oil pressure?

71
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What is the lower yellow arc range for oil pressure?

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25 to 55 psi

72
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What is the green arc range for oil pressure?

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55 to 95 psi

73
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What is the upper yellow arc range for oil pressure?

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95 to 115 psi

74
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What is the upper red line value for oil pressure?

75
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What is the green arc range for oil temperature?

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75 to 245°F (24 to 118°C)

76
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What does the red line indicate for oil temperature?

A

245°F (118°C)

77
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What is the green arc range for cylinder head temperature?

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200 to 500°F (93 to 260°C)

78
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What does the red line indicate for cylinder head temperature?

A

500°F (260°C)

R44 Cadet (2 decks)

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