W&B Finals Flashcards
1
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- If you sell your A/C you transfer all weight and balance records to the new owner
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2
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- You back out of the gate for departure but run out of CG you have to shift weight.
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3
Q
- MAC Mean Aerodynamic Cord.
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4
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- Cord is the average width of a wing.
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5
Q
- How to get measurements for A/C is from the Datum and for Helicopters is from the Butock.
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6
Q
- Maintenance Manual for Weight and Balance.
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7
Q
- Arm=Fuselage
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8
Q
- How do I know if my aircraft is leveled when jacked? with a spirit level or a plumbob
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9
Q
- If you are the person in charge of a large aircraft to be weighted. 11-13 people. 2 per Jack, 2
Supervisors directors, 2 Wing walkers, 1 Tail Walker.
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10
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- Subtract Tear, Find Moment, CG.
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11
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- moment/weight=CG
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12
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- TCDS tells you weight locations and quantity.
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13
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- Who is responsible for checked out tools? Don’t use uncal tools.
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14
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- If paperwork is destroyed redue it all.
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15
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- If datum is located at nose my numbers are.
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16
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- Weight and moment think outside the box question
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17
Q
- Why do adverse load checks. repairs and alterations.
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18
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- Ballast Calcs
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19
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- Why calibrate for accurate readings
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20
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- 6-21 look at Datum A Daum is always 0.
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21
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Distance from the Datum is the arm.
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22
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What part of the fuel is considered empty weight - unusable fuel
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23
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F & AFT center of gravity limits? (Type Certificate Data Sheet)
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24
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Serviceable before using it? ( the person weighting the aircraft)
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25
Which statement would be correct? (all numbers are positive)
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Adverse loading check? (when repairs are made)
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We need to make sure that is as if its in a level flight
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Certify our testing equipment for performance & accuracy