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215 Cards in this Set
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Wingspan
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25 Feet 3 Inches
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HUD Field of View/Instantaneous FOV From Combat Eye and Design Eye
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24 Degrees/ 17 Degrees/ 15 Degrees
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Gross Weight
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12,700lbs
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MIL/MAX Thrust
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2,050/2900lbs
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Length of Ignition
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30 Seconds (Indefinite if Button is Held)
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Avoid Throttle Bursts From IDLE to MIL in How Many Seconds
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1 Second
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EED Displays at Max Brightness
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If Battery Has Less Than 22 Volts
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T Button Held on EED Selects Calibration After How Many Seconds
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15 Seconds
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RPM Indicator Range
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0-110%
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EGT Indicator Range
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0-1200 Degrees
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NOZ Indicator Range
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0-99%
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Oil Indicator Range
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0-80 PSI
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MAX Fuel Flow at Sea Level on Standard Day
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7300lbs/hr
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MAX Fuel Flow at Sea Level on Standard Day at Mach 1
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11,400lbs/hr
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AC Generator Output
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320-480 Cycles Per Second
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Gearbox Shift Range
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65-75%
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Maneuvering Between __ and __ Increases Susceptibility to Stall/Flameout
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28,000ft and 0.6 IMN
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Grey Area on Flameout Susceptibility Restrict Throttle Movements To How Quick
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1 Inch in 3 Seconds
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EGT Droop Conditions and Indications
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Low Altitude/500kts/3% Nozzle
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Idle Decay Prevention
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Maintain 80% When Less Than 200 KCAS and Above 20,000ft
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Gravity Feed Provides Sufficient Fuel to MAX at What Altitude
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25,000ft (6,000 Guaranteed/15,000 Occurences)
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Fuel Low When EITHER System INDICATES
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250 +- 25 For More Than 7.5 Seconds
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Fuel Imbalance Indications Begin at ___lbs With White and Greater Than ___lbs with Red
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60lbs and >200lbs
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If One Fuel System Has Less Than ___ Boost Pump Output is Reduced ____
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650lbs and 40%
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Voltage of AC System
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115/200
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Transformer Rectifier Amperage
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50amps
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Voltage of Battery
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24 Volts
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Generator Cut-In Speed
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43-48%
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Oil System Contains ___qts of Oil, With Expansion of ___qts
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4qts and 1qt
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Oil May be Burnt Up to ___pints per Hour
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1 Pint
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Pressure of Hydraulic Systems
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3,000 PSI Each
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Hydraulic Lights Come on At ___ and Go Out at ___
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1,500PSI and 1,800PSI
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Landing Gear Extension/Retraction Time
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6 Seconds
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Landing Gear Warning System Activates When
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210kts or Less, 10,000ft +-750ft, Both Throttles Below 96%
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Landing Gear Warning Tones Don't Deactivate Until Accelerating Through
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240kts
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Landing Gear Alternate Release Handle Extension Length and Time
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10 Inches; 15-35 Seconds
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Nose Gear Extended __ Provides ___ Rudder Deflection (Both Answers)
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Less Than 3/4; 6 Degrees and 3/4 or More; 30 Degrees
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The Majority of Slab Compensation Occurs in the First ___ % of Flap Movement
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35%
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Pressurization Schedule
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<8,000 = Ambient; 8,000-23,000 = 8,000 +-1,000; >23,000 = Alt-6,000 / 2 +-2,000
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Engine Anti Ice On/Off Schedule
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Requires 80%, Turns on Below 65% Automatically
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At Engine Speeds of __ Anti-Ice Increases EGT ___
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94-98%; 15 Degrees
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Loss Of Thrust at MIL and MAX Due to Anti-Ice
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9% Loss in MIL; 6.5% Loss in MAX
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All AOA Lights May Light, No Maintenance is Required Unless They Stay On For ___
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2 Minutes
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Birdstrikes at ___ Can Damage Windscreen and Hit the HUD
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400kts
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Avoid Opening the Canopy When Relative Wind Exceeds __
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30 kts
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Front Canopy Jettisons First Then __ Seconds Later the Rear Canopy With the D-Handle
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1 Second
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Aneroid Delays Parachute Opening Until Between
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15,000ft and 11,500ft
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Canopy is Jettisoned During Ejection Sequence After ____ Seconds
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0.3 Seconds
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Seat Can Be Adjusted __ Inches
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5 Inches
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Seat Kit is Automatically Released After a ____ Second Delay
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4 Seconds
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Oxygen Low Level Light Illuminates at ___, Blinking May Occur at ___ Due to Sloshing
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1 Liter, 3 Liters
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MDP Power Up Requires ___ Seconds
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45 Seconds
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MDP Warm Boot Requres ___ Seconds While a Cold Boot Requires ___ Seconds
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10 Seconds/45 Seconds
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Warm Boot Occurs If Power Loss is Between ___ and ___ Milliseconds
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50 to 300
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EED and HUD May Disagree on Fuel, When Greater Than ___ the EED is Correct
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20lbs
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ILS Commands are Optimized for GS Interception at ___ and ___ Ft Above Touchdown
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6NM and 1800ft
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Pitch Ladder on HUD Displayed at ___ the Pitch Angle
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One - Half
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RALT Readings Only Available Below ___
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5,000
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Section II
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Main Gear Strut Extension
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4 to 4 3/4 Inches (4 3/8 +- 3/8)
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Nose Gear Strut Extension
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5 3/4 to 6 1/8 Inches
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Oxygen Hose Disconnection Tension
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12 - 20lbs
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When Battery is Less Than ___ Volts, EED Defaults to Max Day Mode Brightness
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22 Volts
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Ignition Should Occur Before ___ Fuel Flow
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360lbs/hr
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If Ignition Does Not Occur Wait How Long Before Attempting Second Start
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2 Minutes with Air
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EGT Should Rise Within __ Seconds of Fuel Flow, If Not Abort Start
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12 Seconds
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With Normal Movement, Hydraulic Pressure Should Not Drop Below ___ PSI
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1500 PSI
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If DTS Is Reporting NO CASSETTE, How Long Should You Wait Before Restarting Engines
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30 Seconds
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MDP Must be On For ___ Seconds Before Testing Lights
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45 Seconds
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Oxygen Quantity Light Illuminates at ___ Liters
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1 Liter
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Nosewheel Tires are Severly Damaged When Max Deflection Turns are Attempted in Excess of ___ kts
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10kts
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Main Nosewheel is Rated to ___kts But Has Been Tested Up to ___% of That
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174 and 120%
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Delay ___ Minutes for Large Aircraft and ___ Minutes for Heavy Aircraft
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2 Minutes/4 Minutes
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Wake Turbulence Time Limits May be Reduced if Crosswind Is More Than ___ kts
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5kts
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Abort Takeoff if AB Fails to Light After ___ Seconds
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5 Seconds
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Nosewheel Should Lift Off Runway at ___kts and The Aircraft Should Lift Off at ___kts
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150kts and 165kts
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Aerobraking Until Loss of Elevator Authority, Then Applying Brakes Increases Chart Landing Distance By ___ %
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50%
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Extreme Caution Must be Used When Apply Wheel Brakes Above ___kts
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120kts
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Use Caution When Braking at Speeds Above ___kts
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100kts
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Aerobraking Using Full Back Stick Will Cause a Hard Nosewheel Impact at ___kts
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100kts
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Rubber Deposits on Wet Runways Make Direction Control Difficult on Last ___ ft of Runway
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2,000ft
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Closed Pattern Requires ___lbs of Fuel
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150lbs
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Main Wheel Touchdown Should Occur at ___kts Below Final Approach Airspeed
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25kts
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Minimize Landing Roll by Decreasing Final Approach Airspeed ___kts
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10kts
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Charts Figure a Landing Attitude of ___ Degrees Nose High, Then Optimum Braking
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12 Degrees
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Land on Upwind Side of Runway if Crosswind Exceeds ___kts
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15kts
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Do Not Aerobrake if Crosswind Exceeds ___kts
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15kts
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Landing Distance Without Aerobraking May be Increased ___ %
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50%
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Chances for Optimum Braking are Greatly Increased Below ___kts
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100kts
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Pressure Equalization After Selecting Ram Dump May Take ___ Seconds
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Several
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Operate Engines Below ___% RPM For ___ Minutes Prior to Shutting Down
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70%/ 1 Minute
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Landing/Taxi Light Requires ___ Seconds to Retract Prior to Engine Shutdown
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10 Seconds
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Ram Dump Door May Require ___ Seconds to C lose Prior to Engine Shutdown
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10 Seconds
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Instrument Climb Minimum of ___fpm
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1,000fpm
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Power Settings Between ___ and ___ Will Provide Comfortable Climb Rates For Intermediate Level-Offs
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90% and 95%
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Maintain ___ Pitch Attitude For MAX Thrust Climb Once Reaching Desired Mach
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20-25 Degrees
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Holding Airspeeds
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250 - 265kts
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SE Holding at ___ ft or Above With More Than ___lbs of Fuel is Impossible
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20,000ft and 1800lbs
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Recommended RPM For Anti-Ice Operation
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80% RPM
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Circling Approach Minimum Airspeed and Configuration Prior to Final
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180kts + Fuel and 60% Flaps
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Straight-In Approach Minimum Airspeed
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160kts + Fuel
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Base Leg Minimum Airspeed
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180kts + Fuel
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Radar Pattern Requires ___lbs of Fuel
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325lbs
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Missed Approach Airspeeds
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240-300kts
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Bank Angles in Excess of ___ Degrees May Make Level Turns Impossible Under Some Heavyweight Conditions
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45 Degrees
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Adjust Final Approach and Touchdown Speeds by ___% the Gust Factor
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50%
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Crossfeed When Fuel Imbalance Exceeds ___lbs
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200lbs
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Main/Nosewheel Tire Pressure
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250 PSI/ 75 PSI
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Section III
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Chopping for ___ Minutes May be Necessary to Open the Rear Canopy Manually
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Several
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Maximum Decceleration Can Be Obtained by Maximum Braking Below ___kts
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130kts
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Optimum Braking Should Not be Attempted Above ___kts
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100kts
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Use Aerodynamic Braking to the Maximum Extent Possible During Any Abort Over ___kts
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100kts
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Aerodynamic Braking Pitch Attitude
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12 NH
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Extreme Caution Must Be Excercised When Applying Brakes Above ___kts
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120kts
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SETOS Ensures ___fpm Climb Gradient
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100fpm
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Each Knot Above SETOS Provides ___fpm Up to SETOS +10
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60fpm
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When SE, Restrict Climb Until Airspeed Reaches ___kts and Flaps are Retracted
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190kts
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Do Not Retract Flaps During SE Takeoff Until Reaching ___kts
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190kts
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SE Takeoff is Impossible Above ___TOF and ___lbs
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4.0 and 12,500lbs; 3.9 and 12,700lbs
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With Left Engine Windmilling, Gear Retraction Between SETOS +10/Final Approach Speed and 190kts, Time?
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1 Minute
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Gear Down, Best Level Flight/Climb is ___kts With 60% and ___kts No Flap
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190 and 220kts
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With High Gross Weight and Gear Down, Do Not Retract Flaps Until ___kts
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220kts
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Tire Failure Effects Most Pronounced Below ___kts
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100kts
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If Engine is Shutdown in Flight, Wait ___ Seconds Before Attempting a Restart
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10 Seconds
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During SE Operations, Turn Both Boost Pumps On and Crossfeed On When Below ___lbs in Either Fuel System
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250lbs
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Zoom Maneuver Should Be ___ Degrees Nose High
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20 Degrees
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Minimum RPM For Restart During Flight (To Provide Fuel Flow Through PVC Valves)
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12-14%
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Heart of Airstart Envelope
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18-20%
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Leave Throttle at Idle for ___ Seconds Before Aborting a Start
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30 Seconds
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If Loss of Canopy May Occur or Has Occur, Slow Below ___kts
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300kts
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Minimum Drag Airspeed
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225kts
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Nozzle Stuck Open Range
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20-100%
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Controlled/Uncontrolled Ejection Minimums
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2,000ft AGL and 15,000ft AGL
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Medium/Severe/Excessive Wind Blast Forces During Ejection at What Airspeeds
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<450/450-600/>600
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Emergency Minimum Ejection Conditions
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Ground Level and 50kts
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Ejection Seat Weight Capabilities
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140-211lbs
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Seat Clears Aircraft in ___ Seconds
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0.5 Seconds
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Man-Seat Separation Occurs at ___ Seconds
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1.22 Seconds
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Parachute Opening is Delayed Until Between ___ft and ___ft
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15,000ft and 11,500ft
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Handgrips to Chute Deployment at 160kts (Without/With One Second Delay)
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3.42 Seconds/4.12 Seconds
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Bank Angles Up to ___ Degrees Are Safe For Level Flight At All Airspeeds Up to ___kts
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60 Degrees and 500kts
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SAS Can Fail With a Maximum of ___ Degrees Rudder Deflection
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4 Degrees
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Yaw Damper Switch May Only Be Reset ___ Times In Flight
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1 Time
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Fuel Low When EITHER System INDICATES
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250lbs +-25 For More Than 7.5 Seconds
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Battery Life
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15 Minutes
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Momentary Drops in Hydraulic Pressure Below ___ PSI May be an Indication of an Unpressurized System
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1500 PSI
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If Hydraulic Pressure in One System Reads 0, Transfer May Occur and Limit Flight Time to ___ Minutes
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35 Minutes
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Toucdowns Greater Than ___kts Should be Avoided
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200kts
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Execute Controlability Check Above ___ft AGL
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15,000ft AGL
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Maintain ___kts Above Minimum Controllable Airspeed
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20kts
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Touchdown ___kts Above Normal Approach Speed or MCA Whichever is Higher
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10kts
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Maintain ___kts Above Final Approach Speed When Flaps are Assymetric
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20kts
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Do Not Touchdown Below ___kts With Assymetric Flaps
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165kts
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Flap-Slab Malfunction, and Must Use Flaps, ___ to ___ Will Provide Adequate Nose Down Control
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30-45%
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With Flaps Down and Flap-Slab Malfunction, Pilot has ___ Seconds to React
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3 Seconds
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With Less Than Full Flaps, Landing Distance Will Increase by ___ft, Roll to Full If More Than ___ of RWY
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500ft and 2/3
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Maximum Airspeed During SE Approaches
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300kts
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Left Engine Windmilling, Gear Retraction Between Final Approach Speed and 190kts May Require ___ Minutes
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1 Minute
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Increase Final Approach and Touchdown Speeds by ___ the Gust Factor
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One-Half
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Increase Final Approach and Final Turn Airspeeds by ___kts if No-Flap
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15kts
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Land ___kts Above Normal Touchdown Airspeed When Landing With Gear Up
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10kts
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Aerobraking, Then Optimum Braking May ___ the Normal Landing Distance When Performing No-Flap Landing
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Double
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Landing Gear Alternate Extension Length and Time
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10 Inches; 15-35 Seconds
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PFR Lost for ___ Seconds and ___ Seconds Signifies a MDP Warm/Cold Reboot
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10/60 Seconds
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FULL GPS Includes a Drift Rate of Up To ___ NM/Hr
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0.8 NM/Hr
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HUD May Blank for ___ to ___ Seconds if Generator is Reset or Crossover Has Occurred
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3 to 5 Seconds
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Section V
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Normal Thrust is Obtained at ___% or ___Degrees Whichever Occurs First
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98% or 630 Degrees
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MIL Thrust is Obtained at ___% RPM
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100%
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MAX Thrust is Obtained at ___% RPM With Afterburner Operating
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100%
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Afterburner Augmentation is ___ to ___%
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5 to 40%
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Flap Limits
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1-45 - 300; 46-60 - 240; >60 - 220
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Gear and Gear Doors Limiting Airspeed
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240kts
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Do Not Extend Gear at Bank Angles Greater Than ___ Degrees OR More Than ___g's
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45 Degrees and 1.5 Gs
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Oxygen Pressure Operating Range
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50-120 PSI
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Hydraulic Pressure Operating Range
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1500 Minimum; 2850-3200 Normal; 3200 Maximum
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Abort Start if EGT Reaches ___ Degrees, Abort Jet if EGT Reaches ___ Degrees
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845/925 Degrees
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Total EGT Fluctuations of ___ Degrees Permitted, Mean within the Green
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15 Degrees
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Maximum Allowable Transient RPM
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107%
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Rapid Throttle Movements, Nozzle Should Stabilize Within ___ Seconds
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10 Seconds
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Nozzle Position May be Less Than ___ % When Operating in Less Than MAX AB
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50%
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During Cold Weather Starts, Run Engines at ___ For ___ Minutes
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MIL and 6 Minutes
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Oil Pressure Indication Change of ___PSI at Stabilized RPM, Reference Checklist
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10 PSI
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Nose Wheel Steering Limitation
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65kts
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Canopy Limitation
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50kts
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Symmetrical Flight Load Factors for 3500/3000/2000/1000
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Neg 2.3-5.7/-2.4-5.9/-2.6-6.5/-2.9-7.2
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Unsymmetrical Flight Load Factors for 3500/3000/2000/1000
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0 to 4.1/4.3/4.7/5.0
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Continuous Aileron Rolls Can Only Be Accomplished At ___g and ___ or Less Stick Deflection
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1.0g and 3.4 or Less
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Maximum G's
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7.33 and -3.0 Gs
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To Prevent Flameout Due to Fuel Starvation Avoid MAX Thrust Dives With Less Than ___lbs
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650lbs
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To Prevent Flameout Due to Fuel Starvation Avoid MAX Thrust in Zero or Neg G Flight Exceeding ____
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10 Seconds at 10,000ft and 30 Seconds at 30,000ft
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Oil Supply and Pressure Requirements Restrict Zero G Flight to ___ Seconds and Neg G Flight to ___ Seconds
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10 Seconds and 60 Seconds
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After 0 or Neg G Flight, If Oil Pressure Does Not Recover Within ___ Seconds, Return to Normal Flight Conditions
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10 Seconds
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Full Stop Landings Time Intervals if Gear is Retracted In Flight/if Gear is Left Extended
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45 Minutes/15 Minutes
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Maximum Nosewheel Tire Speed
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174kts
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Maximum Main Wheel Tire Speed
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220kts
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Sink Rates Should Not Exceed ___ for Normal and ___ for Crab When Less Than 1700lbs
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590fpm and 395fpm
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Sink Rates Should Not Exceed ___ for Normal and ___ for Crab When Greater Than 1700lbs
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340fpm and 200fpm
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WSSP Airspeed Limitations Normal/Severe Turbulence (SB)/Abrupt Control Movements
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400/350/240kts
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WSSP G Limitations
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0-4 Symmetric and 0-3 Unsymmetric
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Section VI
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Ejection from a Spin Must be Accomplished if Recovery is Not Completed by ___ft AGL
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15,000ft
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G Overshoot May Occur If Pulsing the Stick Between ___ and ___ Mach
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0.80 and 0.95 Mach
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The First ___ Inches of Stick Travel Provide ___ Aileron Deflection
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4.5 Inches and 1/2 Aileron Deflection
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Minimum Stick Forces Occur Per G at ___ Mach
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0.9 Mach
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Section VII
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EED Fuel Quantity Displays Near Thunderstorms Vary Up to ___lbs
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200lbs
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Thunderstorm Penetration Airspeed
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280kts
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Engine Damage May Occur if ___Inches of Ice Accumulates on Engine Inlet Duct Lips
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0.25 Inches
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Engine Anti-Ice Requires ___ % RPM
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80% RPM
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At Temperatures Below ___ Degrees, Allow Engines to Run at Idle for ___Minuts
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Negative 30 F/ 2 Minutes
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During Cold Weather Ops, Cycle Flight Controls ___ to ___ Times
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4 to 6 Times
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At Temperatures Below ___ Degrees, Low Idle RPM May be Observed, Increast RPM for Generators to Cut In
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Negative 16 F
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With Canopy Closed in Hot Weather, Cockpit Damage May Occur Above ___ Degrees
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110 F
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