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40 Cards in this Set
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HOW MANY FEET ARE IN A "SHOT" OF CHAIN
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90
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WHAY TYPE OF HOOK IS USED TO FACILITATE HANDLING OF CHAIN LINKS DURING INSPECTION AND REPLACEMENT OF CHAIN
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ONE MADE FROM LOCAL DESIGN
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NORMALLY WHAT IS THE AC RUNOUT DISTANCE FOR MAX CAPACITY ARRESTMENTS
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TWICE THE CHAIN LENGTH PLUS ONE HALF THE ARRESTING CABLE LENGTH
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HOW DO U DETERMINE THE MAX CHAIN LENGTH THAT SHOULD BE USED FOR A GIVEN AVAILABLE AC RUNOUT AREA
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TAKE THE AVAILABLE RUNOUT LENGTH; SUBTRACT 1/2 THE ARRESTING CABLE LENGTH FROM IT; THEN DIVIDE THE REMAINDER BY 2. THIS RESULT, TOGETHER WITH THE DESIRED ARRESTING CAPABILITIES, WILL DETERMINE THE MAX CHAIN LENGTH THAT SHOULD BE USED BY THAT ARRESTING GEAR INSTALLATION
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WHAT IS THE APPROX REBATTERY TIME FOR THE HEAVYWEIGHT CHAIN CONIFIGURATION
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45 MIN
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APPROX REBATTERY TIME FOR THE STANDARD WEIGHT CHAIN CONFIGURATION
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30
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WHO IS THE APPROVING AUTHORITY FOR PROPOSED IMPROVEMENTS TO OR RELOCATION OF EXISTING ARRESTING GEAR; PROPOSALS FOR NEW ARRESTING GEAR AND REQUESTS FOR ARRESTING GEAR MATERIALS
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NAVAL AIR SYSTEMS COMMAND
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WHAT TYPE OF FORM IS USED BY THE ARRESTING GEAR OFFICER TO ENSURE EQUIPMENT READINESS
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AN EQUIPMENT CHECK OFF LIST WHICH IS MAINTAINED AS PART OF THE ARRESTING GEAR RECORDS
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WHO ESTABLISHES AND MAINTAINS THE QUARTERLY RUNWAY ARRESTING GEAR ENGAGEMENT REPORT
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THE ARRESTING GEAR OFFICER
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HOW OFTEN MUST INSTALLATIONS ON THE DUTY RUNWAY BE CHECKED TO DETERMINE THAT THE GEAR IS IN THE BATTERY POSITION FOR AN AC ARRESTMENT
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DAILY
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WHEN SHOULD ARRESTING PENDANTS BE REPLACED
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BROKEN, WORN, OR KINKED; HAVE 4 OR MORE BROKEN WIRES WITHIN THE LENGTH OF ONE ROPE LAY; IF THE HEMP CENTER IS EXPOSED; OR IF THEY HAVE BEEN IN SERVICE OVER 8 MONTHS
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what is the function of the e-28 emergency runway arresting gear
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it is used as a land based emergency standby gear for arresting hook equipped aircraft
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what is the total # of arresting engines in an e-28 emergency arresting gear
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2
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IN THE E-28, HOW IS THE KINETIC ENERGY OF THE ARRESTED AC ABSORBED DURING RUNOUT
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BY THE ROTARY HYDRODYNAMIC ARRESTING ENGINES
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DURING AN ARRESTMENT, HOW MANY POUNDS OF TAPE TENSION ARE REQUIRED TO RELEASE THE CAM RELEASE MECHANISM ON THE E-28
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6,000 TO 6,500 POUNDS
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WHAT IS THE FUNCTION OF THE RETRIEVE ASSEMBLY IN THE E-28
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TO REQIND THE TAPE AND PRETENSION THE PENDANT AFTER EACH ARRESTMENT
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WHAT SOURCE POWERS THE RETIEVING SYSTEM OF THE E-28
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GASOLINE ENGINE
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WHERE ARE ALL CONTROLS FOR THE OPERATION OF THE RETRIEVE SYSTEM LOCATED
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ON A SINGLE PANEL LOCATED IMMEDIATELY IN FRONT OF THE CLUTCH HANDLE
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WHAT IS THE PURPOSE OF THE DEFLECTOR SHEAVES OF THE E-28 INSTALLATION
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TO SERVE AS GUIDES FOR THE NYLON TAPRE
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WHAT SIZE AND TYPE OF DECK PENDANTS ARE USED ON THE E-28
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1 1/4 INCH NON ROTATING WIRE ROPE
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WHERE IS THE POLYURETHANE PENDANT SUPPORT USED
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ON HIGH USAGE URNWAYS
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HOW OFTEN MUST A FUNCTIONAL INSPECTION OF THE ARRESTING GEAR EQUIPMENT BE PERFORMED
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EVERY 30 DAYS
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WHAT IS THE PURPOSE OF THE DECK PENDANT SUPPORT
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TO SUPPORT THE DECK PENDANT AT THE REQUIRED HEIGHT ABOVE THE SURFACE OF THE RUNWAY
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WHAT ARE THE 3 TYPES OF DECK PENDAN SUPPORTS USED WITH THE E-28
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THE DONUT SUPPORT
POLYURETHANE PENDANT SUPPORTS AC TIRE SUPPORTS |
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HOW IS THE DONUT WIRE SUPPORT REMOVED FROM THE DECK PENDANT SHOULD IT BECOME UNSERVICEABLE
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BY CUTTING IT FREE
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WHAT CRITERIA WOULD BE REASON TO REPLACE A DONUT WIRE SUPPORT
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RADIAL CRACKS OF ONE INCH OR MORE, OR MINIMUM DECK PENDANT HEIGHT CANNOT BE REACHED DUE TO EXCESSIVE WEAR
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WHAT IS THE TERM FOR A DECK PENDANT THAT HAS AN OPENING BETWEEN THE CABLE STRANDS
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BIRDCAGING
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WHAT IS THE BEST WAY TO INSPECT A DECK PENDANT FOR BROKEN WIRES IN THE EVENT THAT SPEED IS REQUIRED
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PASS A GLOVED HAND ALONG THE CABLE, BUT USE CAUTION TO AVOID PUNCTURING OR CUTTING YOUR HANDS
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WHAT IS NECKING DOWN
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THIS IS WHERE THERE IS A NOTICEABLE REDUCTION OF THE CABLE DIAMETER AT A PARTICULAR AREA, USUALLY AT OR ADJACENT TO ONE OF THE TERMINALS, CAUSED BY AN EXCESSIVELY HIGH-SPEED ENGAGEMENT
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WHAT IS THE MAX SERVICE LIFE FOR A DECK PENDANT
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24 MONTHS
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WHAT IS THE MAX SERVICE LIFE FOR AN UNCRATED/EXPOSED (NOT INSTALLED) DECK PENDANT
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24 MONTHS
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WHAT IS THE MAX PERMISSIBLE AC ARRESTMENTS ON AN E-28 DECK PENDANT WITH THREE ARRESTMENTS BETWEEN 160 AND 180 KNOTS
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35 ARRESTMENTS OVER A 12 MONTH PERIOD
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HOW OFTEN MUST THE FLUID MIXTURE BE CHANGED ON AN ARRESTING GEAR
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EVERY 18 MONTHS
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WHAT FORM IS USED TO RECORD DATA AFTER EACH AC ARRESTMENT
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THE QUARTERLY RUNWAY ARRESTING GEAR ENGAGEMENT REPORT
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WHERE ARE INSTRUCTIONS FOUND FOR COMPLETING THE QUARTERLY RUNWAY ARRESTING GEAR ENGAGEMENT REORT
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ON THE REVERSE SIDE OF THE FORM
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WHERE WILL YOU FIND DETAILED INFO ON THE E-28 RUNWAY ARRESTING GEAR
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NAVAIR 51-5-313, E-28 EMERGENCY ARRESTING GEAR AND THE CURRENT MAINTENANCE REQUIREMENT CARD
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WHAT ACTION IS REQUIRED TO ASSURE GETTING THE CORRECT AMOUNT OF TORQUE ON THE NUTS AND BOLTS WHEN USING A TORQUE WRENCH
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YOU MUST TEST ALL THE TORQUE HANDLES AT LEAST ONCE A MONTH OR MORE OFTEN IF USAGE INDICATES ITS NECESSARY
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WHAT HAPPENS WITH A TORQUE WRENCH WHEN THE TORQUE VALUE IS REACHED AS INDICATED ON THE HANDLE SETTING
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THE HANDLE AUTOMATICALLY IS RELEASED AND MOVES FREELY FOR A SHORT DISTANCE
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HOW IS THE DYNAMOMETER CONNECTED WHEN A HYDROSTATIC TEST IS PERFORMED ON ARRESTING GEAR ENGINES
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BETWEEN THE TAPE CONNECTOR AND A TRACTOR CAPABLE OF PULLING 8,000 POUNDS
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WHAT DEVICE IS INCORPORATED IN A CHAIN RACHET MECHANISM TO HOLD THE LOAD WHEN THE HANDLE IS RELEASED
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A FRICTION BRAKE
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