Plane Captain H-60

Front 1

1. What does ADB stand for?

Back 1

Aircraft Discrepancy Book

Front 2

2. What is a 4790/141?

Back 2

An A sheet.

Front 3

3. What is a 4790/38?

Back 3

DTA Paperwork

Front 4

4. What is a plane captain’s main job?

Back 4

Safety

Front 5

5. Who signs for taking the fuel sample in the ADB?

Back 5

Plane Captain

Front 6

7. What does a red mark on a maf mean?

Back 6

Non-mission capable

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6. What does a blue mark on a maf mean?

Back 7

Partial Mission Capable.

Front 8

8. When are you authorized to do a DTA inspection without your DTA cards?

Back 8

NEVER

Front 9

9. What is the MRC 100?

Back 9

Turnaround card.

Front 10

10. What is the MRC 300?

Back 10

Daily inspection cards.

Front 11

11. What does CAD stand for?

Back 11

Cartridge Activated Device

Front 12

12. How long is a daily inspection good for?

Back 12

72 hours. (Exceptions: unless it flies or major maintenance.)

Front 13

13. How long is a turnaround inspection good for?

Back 13

24 hours. (Exceptions: unless it flies or major maintenance.)

Front 14

14.Who CDI’s the daily inspection after the Plane Captain?

Back 14

No one.

Front 15

15. Why do you have to ground an aircraft in the hangar bay?

Back 15

For static discharge/hangar floor is painted.

Front 16

16. If an aircraft flies, how long is the daily good for?

Back 16

24 hours from the original time the daily was signed off from.

Front 17

17. When do you take fuel samples?

Back 17

Prior to the first flight of the day.

Front 18

18. What does HAZMAT stand for?

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Hazardous Materials

Front 19

19. What is the first thing you do before starting the daily insp?

Back 19

Screen the ADB.

Front 20

20. What does GAI stand for?

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General Aircraft Information

Front 21

21. What does a warning mean?

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Injury/death to personnel.

Front 22

22. What does a caution mean?

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Damage to aircraft/equipment.

Front 23

23. What does IRAC stand for?

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Interim Rapid Action Change.

Front 24

24. How many CADS are there on the aircraft?

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6

Front 25

25. What are the wind restrictions for folding/unfolding the blades?

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45 knots or more.

Front 26

26. What are the wind restrictions for opening the doghouse in winds?

Back 26

10

Front 27

27. What is the Teeter test performed on?

Back 27

Tail rotor blades

Front 28

28. How many dipsticks are on the aircraft?

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2

Front 29

29. How long should you wait after engine shut down to check the oil level?

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A minimum of 20 minutes.

Front 30

30. How long do you wait after shutdown to check the MGB oil on the cold side of the dipstick?

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2 hours.

Front 31

31. What are the lock pin pullers made out of?

Back 31

Copper beryllium

Front 32

32. What color lens do you use when testing the engine fire detectors?

Back 32

Red

Front 33

Who can sign inspected by for a fuel sample?

Back 33

QAR, CDQAR, CDI, Qualified air crewman.

Front 34

34. Which blade has the bumper assy?

Back 34

Black

Front 35

35. What does BIM stand for?

Back 35

Blade inspection method

Front 36

36. What is the only way to enter in/out of the rotor arc?

Back 36

At the 3 or 9 o’clock position.

Front 37

37. How do you know when there are 10 flights in the ADB?

Back 37

Each A sheet is one flight.

Front 38

38. What type oil do you use to service the engines with?

Back 38

MIL-PRF-23699.

Front 39

39. What is the target pressure for the rotor brake?

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450-690 PSI

Front 40

40. What does PPE stand for?

Back 40

Personnel protective equipment

Front 41

41. Who can sign off the DTA paperwork?

Back 41

Only a qualified Plane captain.

Front 42

42. How many people does it take to move an aircraft?

Back 42

6

Front 43

43. What is the general safety hazard associated with the hyd bay?

Back 43

Flight controls move.

Front 44

44. Why must you enter the rotor arc at the 3 or 9 o’clock position?

Back 44

Blades can drop below 4 feet.

Front 45

What is the primary way to slew the stab?

Back 45

With electrical power.

Front 46

46. What could happen to the aircraft if you slew the stab under battery power?

Back 46

Damage to aircraft battery system.

Front 47

47. Who is in direct control of an aircraft move?

Back 47

Director.

Front 48

48. Who can remove smokes from the aircraft?

Back 48

Ordnance qualified personnel.

Front 49

49. What does TGB stand for?

Back 49

Tail Gear Box

Front 50

50. What is the NATO code for JP 5?

Back 50

F-44

Front 51

51. Where is the windshield wiper reservoir located?

Back 51

Cockpit, aft, stbd of pilot seat against bulkhead.