7110.65 Chapter 5 Rador Operations

Front 1

T or F: The electronic cursor may be used to aid in vectoring a/c

Back 1

True

Front 2

T or F: The electronic cursor may be used to form the final approach course

Back 2

False

Front 3

When applying merging target procedures, which does not apply?
A. Presidential a/c regardless of altitude
B. A/C 10,000 ft. and above
C. Turbojet a/c regardless of altitude
D. A/C in holding

Back 3

D. A/C in holding

Front 4

Assign beacon codes to departing IFR a/c as follows:
To an a/c which will remain below FL240

Back 4

Code 1100

Front 5

Assign codes to En Route IFR a/c as follows:
When a/c are operating on a flight plan specifying frequent or rapid changes in assigned altitude?

Back 5

Code 4000

Front 6

To a/c operating at an assigned altitude from FL350 to FL600?

Back 6

Code 2400

Front 7

Assign what code when a pilot declares an emergency and the a/c in not radar identified?

Back 7

Code 7700

Front 8

When you observe a Code 7600 What does this mean?

Back 8

Loss of radio communications

Front 9

When an a/c is operating VFR, what code can you assign?

Back 9

Code 1200

Front 10

VFR a/c which fly authorized SAR missions for the USAF or USCG may be advised to squawk what?

Back 10

Squawk 1277

Front 11

What code is reserved for use by pressure suit flights and a/c operations above FL600?

Back 11

Mode 3/A Code 4400
Discrete codes 4401-4477 for R-71, F-12, U-2, B-57

Front 12

When approximately ___ miles from the a/c destination and you no longer desire operation of the transponder, tell the a/c to "Squawk Standby".

Back 12

15 miles

Front 13

Separate a/c when 40 miles or more from the antenna ny how many miles?

Back 13

10 miles