VOR Navigation Flashcards
1
Q
What is VOR?
A
Very High Frequency Omni Directional Range
2
Q
What is the normal operating range of a VOR?
A
40 nm @ 1000 ft. AGL
3
Q
What code will a VOR transmit during maintenance?
A
T-E-S-T (morse) or remove it completely
4
Q
How many degrees off course does each dot represent on the VOR?
A
2 degrees
5
Q
What is the to/from flag measuring?
A
The radials at 90 degrees to the selected course and whether the course takes you to or from the station
6
Q
What is a VOR cone of confusion?
A
The CDI needle bouncing around close to the physical VOR
7
Q
How can you tell when you’ve passed the VOR station?
A
When the to flips over to a from
8
Q
If using a VOR receiver for IFR flight, how many days prior to the flight will it need to have been checked?
A
30 days, not needed for VFR flight
