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YEAH!!!
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____ is a maneuver which allows an aircraft to safely and efficiently transition from the takeoff phase to the next phase of flight.
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Departure
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The ___ departure is designed for use when flying in IMC, where you cannot see the ground, and are under control of ___
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IFR, ATC
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Most of the missions flown in the military, are flow using___
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IFR Departures
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ATC Deparuture instructions are requested and received in the ____ ____ prior to taxiing
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parking space
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T or F You must read back the entire clearance to the controller as it was read to you?
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TRUE
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The different sections of a clearance are…
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headings, radials, altitudes, altitude restrictions, radio freqs
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Airborne instructions given during a departure are called…
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radar vectors
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What takes precedence once vectors or assinged heading are given?
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The new heading and vectors take precedence over the instuctions you received on the ground
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Anytime you are unsure of the instructions given by the controller, YOU MUST…
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ASK
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If you are not able to meet an assinged altitude, you must…
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inform the controller
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IFR departure procedures are published in…
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Flight Information Publications(FLIP)
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Upper portions of a IFR departure, displays a…
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plan view of the ground track of the departure
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The lower portion of an IFR departure, displays…
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written departure instructions
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Like the verbal departure, IFR deparutures are constructed using…
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NAVAIDS, headings, courses or radials, arcs, altitude restrictions, radio freqs, and Special Instructions
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A circular course around a NAVAID measured in nautical miles using DME to specify a ground track is called a…
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Arc
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Altitude Restrictions
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Next one dumbass
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a line below the altitude
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minimum altitude
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a line above the altitude
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maximum altitude
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a line below and above the altitude
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mandatory altitude
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no line
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recommended altitude
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Additional information that may assist in flying the departure is know as…
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Special Instructions
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An example of special instructions is…
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Minimum climb rates
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A ____ departure is flown using ground references for navigation
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VFR
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Examples of ground references is…
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cities, roads, bridges, railroad tracks, and terrain features
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Most VFR departures are developed and planned by …
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aircraft pilots
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Some airfields have publised VFR departures. They will be available from…
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Base Ops
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3 Important rules regarding Departure procedures…
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1. Understand departure procedures 2. Resolve questions and aircraft limitations 3. Adhere to the published or verbal departure instructions
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For most climbs in the T-6, you will use a ________ at _____
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constant airspeed climb, 160
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Climbing at 160 knots provides for a ____ ____ _____ while allowing improved ____ ____ for clearing
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good climb rate, forward visibility
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An initial pitch attitude of __to ___ will maintain 160 KIAS
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10, 12 degrees
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As a starting composite pitch reference for 10 to 12 degrees, place the horizon between the …
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top of the glareshield and the base of the AOA indexer
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To initiate a climb from a cruise speed above 160 KIAS, simultaneously_________ and ______
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increase power to maximum, the pitch above the normal pitch picture(say 15 degrees)
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As airspeed bleeds down toward 160,…
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lower the pitch to approximately 10-12 degrees
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The best rate of climb in the T-6 is…
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140 KIAS
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The instrument reference for best rate in the t-6 is
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approximately 14 degrees nose up with max power
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The visual reference for best rate is
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place the horizon on the bottom of the standby magnetic compass
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