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115 Cards in this Set
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Right WOW Switch
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Ground: Enables Generator Under-frequency Protection
Disables Fuel Dump |
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Left WOW Switch
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Ground:
1.Enables Hydraulic Leak Test 2.Enables Auto Preflight Checks 3.Enables Blade Fold 4.Disables Digital Clock (Flight Time) 5.Disables LAWS 6.Disables Cargo/Rescue Hoist 7.Disables Low Rotor RPM Warning 8.Disables ENG OUT Warning 9.Disables IFF Mode 4 Interrogator 10.Disables AUTOPILOT functions 11.Disables Automatic Backup Pump Operation in OFF mode (Enables in AUTO mode) |
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TGT (without EDECU)
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0-810=continuous=green
810-851=30 min=yellow 851-903=2.5 min=red 903-949= 12 sec=red 949=max |
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Np
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less than 96%=Avoid=red
96-101%=continuous=green 101-120%=12 sec=yellow 120%=max=red |
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TGT (with EDECU)
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0-810=continuous=green
810-851=30 min=yellow 851-878=10min=yellow 878-903=2.5 min=red 903-949= 12 sec=red 949=max |
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Nr
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less than 96%=Avoid=red
96-101%=continuous=green 101-120%=precautionary=yellow 120%=max=red 127%, 137%, 142%=overspeed latch |
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Ng
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0-98%=continuous=green
98-102%=30 min=yellow 102-105%=12 sec=red 105%=max=red |
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Nr (avoid during engagement)
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20-40% and 60-75%
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Dual-Eng < 80KIAS
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0-120%=continuous=green
120-144%=10 sec=yellow 144%=Max=red |
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Dual-Eng > 80KIAS
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0-106%=continuous=green
106-127%=10 sec=yellow 127%=Max=red |
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Single Eng Torque
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0-135%=continuous=green
135-144%=10 sec=yellow 144%=Max=red |
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Transmission Oil Temp
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-50-105C=continuous=green
105-120C=Precautionary=yellow 120C=Max=red |
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Engine Oil Temp
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-50-135C=continuous=green
135-150C=30 min=yellow 150C=Max=red |
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Transmission Oil Pressure
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<20psi=min=red
20-30psi=Idle=yellow 30-65/45-60psi=Continuous=green 65-130psi=Precautionary=yellow 130psi=Mas=red |
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Engine Oil Pressure
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0-22psi=min=red
22-26psi=Precautionary=yellow 26-100psi=Continuous=green 100-120psi=Precautionary=yellow 120psi=Max=red |
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Engine Oil Pressure (Idle)
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22-55psi
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Airspeed: Sideward/Rearward flight with external loads
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35KIAS
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Airspeed: Sideward/Rearward flight
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45KIAS
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Airspeed: Max Breaking Speed
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35KGS
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Airspeed: Autorotations
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100KIAS
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Airspeed: Cabin doors opening or closing
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100KIAS
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Airspeed: searchlight in transition
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100KIAS
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Airspeed: aircraft gross weight >22000lbs w/ external loads
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120KIAS
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Airspeed: Cabin doors open
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120KIAS
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Airspeed: 2 SAS inop IMC
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125KIAS
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Airspeed: Either Pri Servo PRESS caution
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125KIAS
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Airspeed: landing light in transition
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130KIAS
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Airspeed: SAS/BOOST Off
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140KIAS
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Airspeed: Gunners windows open or close
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170KIAS
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AOB: Normal
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45
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AOB: The three reasons for 30 degrees
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Ops above 10000 DA
Either Pri Servo PRESS caution SAS/BOOST OFF |
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Max Altitude
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13000ft DA
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Prohibited Maneuvers
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1. Aerobatic Flight
2. Hover turns rate in excess of 30 per sec 3. Practice Full Autos 4. Intentional approaches into or inducement of retreating blade stall |
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Rotor Break
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30-50% Nr=routine
76%= Max limited to 180psi |
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Max rate of descent over level terrain
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540fpm
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Max rate of descent over sloped terrain
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360fpm
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Max T/O speed with tail wheel locked
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60KGS
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Max T/O speed with tail wheel unlocked
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20KGS
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Slope limits:
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Nose-down: 6 degrees
Nose-up: 9 degrees Cross-slope: 12 degrees |
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Max gross weight
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23,500
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Max gross weight launch and recovery of aviation ships
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23,500
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Max gross weight launch and recovery of air-capable ships
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22,500
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Max aft cabin weight
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5,500
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Max single pallet
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3000
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Max external cargo hook
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8,000
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Max rescue hoist
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600
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Min Equip Night over water
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1. LAWS
2. Altitude hold |
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"APU Accum Low"
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2650psi +/- 50
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APU temp limit
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43-60C w/rotors engaged=30min
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Battery 80%
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11min day/ 9min night
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Battery 40%
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Batt Low Charge
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Battery 35%
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DC ESNTL Lost
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Battery 30%
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CAD's may not blow
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Battery 0%
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Backup attitude indicator 9 min
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Battery Voltage
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24 Volts
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Back-up Pump
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Temp/On/Off
33-38/24/72 39-60/16/48 |
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"APU FAIL"- Reasons ESU would shut down the APU
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1.Start Fail
2. APU below 90% for 40 sec 3. APU reaches 90% then falls below 4. APU oil psi below 6psi after APU reaches 90% 5. APU exceeds 110% 6. at 30%, exhaust temp below 120C 7. exhaust temp exceeds 660C |
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"APU GEN" -Reasons for light
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1. Gen fails
2. APU on. Gen off 3. Gen on. APU below 90% |
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"APU Oil Hot" -Reasons for light
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Hi ambient temp or low oil
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After "APU Oil Hot" how long after APU shutdown until the oil can be checked?
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60 min
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APU Gen power
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115 VAC, 400HZ, 3-phase, 35 Kilo Volt Ampere
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Aux fuel tanks capacity (total/usable)
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200/194
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"Low Fuel" Caution
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300 +/- 15lbs
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Pressure Refueling psi
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standard: 55psi, main
field refueling: 15psi, closed circuit |
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Min fuel dump rate
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800 lb/min
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Fuel dumping should not be commenced below:
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6000AGL
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Interconnecting Harness:
Yellow- Blue- Green- White- Red- |
Yellow-Power & control system trim signals
Blue- overspped and torque signals Green-Engine Diagnostic signals White-Cross talk signals between engines Red-IMDS |
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Starter Dropout
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52-65% Ng
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Abort Start:
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Ng doesn't reach 14% in 6 sec
Oil pressure doesn't rise in 30 sec Light-off doesn't occur within 30 sec of going to idle Starter drops out before 52% Ng TGT exceeds 851C |
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"ENG OIL PRESS HI"
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120psi or above
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Fuel dumping should not be commenced below:
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6000AGL
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Interconnecting Harness:
Yellow- Blue- Green- White- Red- |
Yellow-Power & control system trim signals
Blue- overspeed and torque signals Green-Engine Diagnostic signals White-Cross talk signals between engines Red-IMDS |
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Starter Dropout
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52-65% Ng
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Abort Start:
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Ng doesn't reach 14% in 6 sec
Oil pressure doesn't rise in 30 sec Light-off doesn't occur within 30 sec of going to idle Starter drops out before 52% Ng TGT exceeds 851C |
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"ENG OIL PRESS HI"
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120psi or above
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"ENG OIL PRESS LOW"
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Ng above 70% and oil psi below 26, or oil psi below 22
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Oil filter PDI thermal lockout
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38C
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Engine Oil tank capacity
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7.3 quarts
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Tail gearbox tilt
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20 degrees left
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TGB and IGB time limit for ops w/out oil
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60 min
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MGB time limit for ops w/out oil
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30 min
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Transmission Temp caution
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117C
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Transmission Pressure caution
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below 14psi
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EGI Alignment Modes: HNAV
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Needs 4 satellites
Ship/Shore Attitude valid: 10 sec HDG valid: 7 min Complete alignment: 15 min |
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EGI Alignment Modes: IF
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Needs 4 satellites and Weight off wheels
Ship/Shore Attitude valid: 10 sec HDG valid: 7 min Complete alignment: 15 min |
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EGI Alignment Modes: GC
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Shore
Attitude valid: 10 sec HDG valid: 90 sec Complete alignment: 4 min |
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EGI Alignment Modes: SH
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Needs: GC on prior flight with CMP shutdown, Parking break set, a/c not moved
Shore Attitude valid: 10 sec HDG valid: 30 sec Complete alignment: 3 min |
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EGI Alignment Modes: DG
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Shore
Attitude valid: 10 sec HDG valid: 10 sec Complete alignment: 2 min |
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Emergency radio: frequencies (voice and beacon)
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AN/PRC-149
Voice: 121.5, 243.0, 282.8 Beacon: 121.5, 243.0, 406.0 |
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HABD psi
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3000psi
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Pencil Flares
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MK-79
4.5 sec duration 250-650 ft 7 flares |
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ELT frequencies, reception
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121.5, 243.0
100mi at 10,000ft |
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How long must you wait after an APU shutdown before you attempt a restart? why?
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2min so residual fuel can vaporize
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Why shall No Rotor Brake Start Procedures be utilized for routine engine start and rotor engagements ashore?
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To prevent Np shaft rub.
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Following a hot start how long must the starter be engaged before moving the PCLs to Idle?
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60 seconds and TGT below 50C
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When does Ng first start to indicate?
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6 percent
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Engines should be cooled for ______ at an Ng of______ or less before moving the PCL to OFF. If an engine is shut down without being cooled, it should not be restarted for _____ unless restart is performed within ______.
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2 minutes. 90 percent. 4 hours. 5 minutes.
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How high can you raise the collective during shutdown to reduce droop stop pounding?
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1.5 inches
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4 indications of a malfunctioning Engine Anti-Ice/Start Bleed Valve
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1. On when above 90% Ng or above 94% Ng if OAT is 15C or greater.
2. No advisory light on when Ng below 88% 3.No advisory when the switch is selected ON. 4. No rise in TGT when switch is selected ON |
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Main tank capacity: Gravity? Pressure? Closed-Circuit?
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360. 359. 356.
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Engine Oil system capacity and type
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7.3 quarts MIL-PRF-23699
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APU oil capacity and type
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2 quarts MIL-PRF-23699
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Main Trans capacity and type
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7.5 gal DOD-PRF-85734
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TGB and IGB capacity and type
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2.75 pints DOD-PRF-85734
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Hyd reservoirs quantity and type
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1 quart MIL-PRF-83282
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Utility Hyd Res quantity and type
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.92 quart MIL-PRF-83282
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Rescue hoist oil quantity and type
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1.62 quarts MIL-PRF-23699
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Starter quantity and type
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200cc MIL-PRF-23699
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When starting in ambient temps of _____ or below, lubricating oil ______ must be used.
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-25C. MIL-PRF-7808
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When does windshield washer fluid need to be more than just water?
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If the temperature is below 0C then use 50% water 50% isopropyl alcohol
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when should the helo be parked into the wind?
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with winds 20KTS or more
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Define Primary Fuel and list type
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A fuel that the aircraft is authorized to use for continuous unrestricted ops. JP-5, JP-8
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Define Restricted Fuel and list type
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A fuel that imposes operational restrictions on the aircraft. These fuels may be used only if no primary military or commercial fuels are available. JP-4
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Define Emergency Fuel and list type
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A fuel that may be used for a minimum time when a primary fuel is not available and an urgent need exists (such as hurricane evac or urgent military necessity). Pilot approval SHALL be obtained before servicing and the aircraft SHALL be conspicuously placarded with the emergency fuel grade when serviced. JP-8 +100
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When must the fuel boost pumps be on?
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1. prior to takeoff following any nose-dwn ground ops exceeding 10min. May be turned off after 10 sec nose-up. If sustained nose down ops require 30 sec delay before turning off pumps.
2. When using compatible fuels other than JP-5 and JP-8. |