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What is the transmitter power output for the AN/ARC–164 Have Quick II ultra-high frequency (UHF) radio?
10 watts
How many channels are available for the AN/ARC–164 Have Quick II ultra-high frequency (UHF) radio?
7,000
What is the warm-up time for the AN/ARC–164 Have Quick II ultra-high frequency (UHF) radio?
10 seconds
What is used to program the frequency-hopping pattern and rate for the Have Quick II, phase II radio?
Word of day (WOD).
Time of day (TOD) for the ultra-high frequency (UHF) radio can be established by
receipt from ground/tower/radar approach control (RAPCON).
What does the status switch on an ultra-high frequency (UHF) radio indicate?
Alternate display and holds for 5 seconds.
What display would you get on the Have Quick II, phase II ultra-high frequency (UHF) radio, if there were no word of day (WOD) loaded?
BAD
Where is the secure voice control panel located on the F–16 aircraft?
Right console near the lighting control panel.
What is the unique feature to the dual-seat KY–58 interface?
Both cockpits have independent volume control
On the KY–58 secure voice system, what controls the received message volume for code/radio (C/RAD) 1 and 2?
AUDIO 1 panel
What is the power requirement for the KY–58 secure voice system and how is it applied?
28 VDC; through a 5 amp circuit breaker.
What are the mode switch positions on the KY–58 secure voice control panel?
Operational (OP), load (LD) and receive variable (RV).
What are the two positions of the filter switch on the secure voice processor?
IN and OUT.
The Z-AHQ adapter allows the F–16 aircraft to use the
KY–58 in place of the KY–28.
On the F–16 aircraft, the intercommunication amplifier contains
a microphone headset amplifier, resistive audio mixing network, microphone relay, and a power gain control switch.
You are experiencing a lot of crackling noise in the headsets of the F–16 aircraft. In view of this, you would check out the
filter assembly
The intercommunication control amplifier consists of a microphone and headset amplifier, a resistive audio mixing network, a microphone relay and a
volume control.
On the F–16 aircraft, where is the voice message unit for the interphone system located?
Under the right-hand console.
Where is the intercommunication amplifier on a D–model F–16 located?
Under the aft seat
What are the operating controls for the intercom system?
HOT MIC switch and intercom volume control on the AUDIO 2 panel
Where are the received audio signals, warning tones, and radio transmissions routed before they are sent to the intercom amplifier and the operator headset?
Communications matrix assembly.
What two systems give a Morse Code input to the F–16 interphone system?
Tactical air navigation (TACAN) and instrument landing system (ILS).
On the F–16 ARC–210 very high frequency/ultra-high frequency (UHF/VHF) radio system, when transmission is initiated, to which position is the mic switched placed?
FWD.
On the F–16 ARC–210 very high frequency/ultra-high frequency (UHF/VHF) radio system, which component splits outgoing VHF transmissions into transmitted frequencies and routes the signals to the correct antenna?
VHF frequency diplexer.
If the pilot wants to assign a new frequency to a preset channel on the F–16 ARC–210 very high frequency/ultra-high frequency (UHF/VHF) radio system, which switch would be depressed?
COM 2.
When the F–16 ARC–210 very high frequency/ultra-high frequency (UHF/VHF) radio is receiving and transmitting on the UHF emergency frequency of 243 megahertz (MHz), what mode of operation is being used?
Guard.
If the F–16 satellite communication (SATCOM) setup is automatic and no channel login is required, which SATCOM mode of operation is being used?
Dedicated
The advanced interference blanker unit (AIBU) interfaces with TACAN,
IFF, FCR, RTWS, and ECM.
The advanced interference blanker unit (AIBU) communicates with the general avionic computer (GAC) over the
BMUX bus
The advanced interference blanker unit (AIBU) is operational anytime power is applied to
the aircraft.
Advanced interference blanker unit (AIBU) faults are reported to the
general avionics computer (GAC).
Which technical order (TO) contains procedures for advanced interference blanker unit (AIBU) removal and installation?
99JG–20–1.
What information does tactical air navigation (TACAN) provide to an aircrew?
Slant range, relative bearing, and station identity tone
Name the locations of tactical air navigation (TACAN) stations.
Ground, shipboard, and airborne
In tactical air navigation (TACAN) terms, relative bearing is the
directional position of the aircraft in relation to a known TACAN station.
What is the time delay before a tactical air navigation (TACAN) station replies to an airborne system interrogation?
50 microseconds.
How many letters are contained in the Morse code identification tone for station identity?
Three.
Specific tactical air navigation (TACAN) information is displayed on the
horizontal situation indicator (HSI).
When the bearing pointer on the horizontal situation indicator (HSI) slews clockwise at about 30° per second, the aircraft tactical air navigation (TACAN) system is said to be
searching
What state is the tactical air navigation (TACAN) system in when the distance readout is being continuously updated due to distance changes?
Track.
For tactical air navigation (TACAN), the display of a red and white striped bar on the HSI indicates
the TACAN measurement circuits have failed
For tactical air navigation (TACAN), which of the following describes a centered course deviation bar indication?
The TACAN station and the selected course are in agreement.
On the horizontal situation indicator (HSI) course deviation scale for tactical air navigation (TACAN), how many degrees of course deviation does each dot represent?
5(.
For the F–16, what is the tactical air navigation (TACAN) maximum line-of-sight operating range from a surface beacon and an airborne beacon, respectively?
390 and 200 NM.
For the F–16, what converts the tactical air navigation (TACAN) receiver-transmitter output to a format compatible with the horizontal situation indicator (HSI)?
Digital-to-analog (D/A) adapter
For the F–16, what tactical air navigation (TACAN) component houses a relay that receives power for horizontal situation indicator (HSI) range shutter control?
TACAN shockmount
What component provides the F–16 tactical air navigation (TACAN) system turn-on and volume control?
AUDIO 2 panel
The instrument landing system (ILS) localizer and glide-slope signals use what frequency band(s)?
Localizer VHF and glide-slope UHF.
The upper and lower side of the instrument landing system (ILS) glide slope course is modulated at
90 and 150 Hz, respectively.
What is “set up” for an aircraft using glide slope information?
Proper vertical approach angle to land the aircraft.
At what frequency is the marker beacon signal modulated for the outer marker?
400 Hz
What type of marker is normally not used for marker beacon at most airfields?
Inner.
What aircraft indicator(s) provide for display of both localizer and glide slope deviation information?
ADI and the head-up display (HUD).
For the instrument landing system (ILS) ground installation transmission pattern, one radio frequency (RF) lobe is transmitted to the left of the centerline and the other lobe is transmitted right of the centerline. How are these lobes modulated?
The left lobe is amplitude modulated at 90 Hz and right lobe is amplitude modulated at 150 Hz.
For the F–16, what instrument landing system (ILS) component accepts system power and where is this power from?
ILS receiver (power supply module) receives 28 VDC from the right strake DC power panel.
What is the purpose of the instrument landing system (ILS) diplexer?
Split localizer signals (108 to 112 MHz) and glide slope signals (329 to 335 MHz).
The ON/OFF and volume controls of the station identity audio for the F–16 instrument landing system (ILS) are contained on what cockpit component?
Audio 2 panel.
When the F–16 advanced identification friend or foe (AIFF) system is reporting altitude, which transponder and interrogator mode is operating?
C.
When the F–16 advanced identification friend or foe (AIFF) system enables traffic identity operation, which mode is it using?
3/A.
Which F–16 multifunction information distribution system (MIDS) antenna operates in the 960 to 1220 megahertz (MHz) frequency range?
Upper MIDS antenna
When the F–16 multifunction information distribution system (MIDS) achieves a fine synchronization, what is displayed?
FINE
What is not a characteristic of a crystal video receiver (CVR)?
A large component
A superheterodyne radar warning receiver (RWR) uses a pre-selector filter, mixer, and local oscillator to convert the received signal to a
lower intermediate frequency
What radar warning receiver (RWR) component rectifies the major disadvantage the RWR’s scanning superheterodyne receiver has in its limited capability to receive signals from threat systems employing scanning antenna patterns?
Receiver controller
What component is considered the heart of a radar warning receiver (RWR)?
Signal processor.
What radar warning receiver (RWR) component assembles a track file for each signal it receives?
Signal processor
What emergency reprogramming action is taken if a real world threat appears that is not part of the current emitter identification?
Pacer Ware
When track file characteristics match information in the emitter identification (EID) tables, the signal processor generates and positions a video symbol on the
radar warning receiver scope
C/D band threats fall into what band category?
0.
The two E–J band forward antennas (forward equipment bay doors) and the two aft upper E–J antennas (vertical tail) feed directly into
their associated amplifier-detector.
The radar threat warning systems (RTWS) menu rotaries are displayed on the
Diamond symbol placement
Which radar threat warning systems (RTWS) mode is used if displayed threat symbols overlap or are superimposed?
SEP.
Upon ALR–69 system time-in, what is displayed momentarily in the azimuth (AZ) indicators center?
F.
The ALR–69 LAMP/AUDIO TEST and SUMMARIES make-up
the system self-test.
In the cockpit of the F–16, which switch is used to initiate a dispense program on the AN/ALQ–213?
Elbow.
On the ALQ–213 countermeasures system, what bus is used for communication between the countermeasures signal processor (CMSP) and dispenser system sequencer switch assemblies?
RS─485 serial bus.
On the ALQ─213, lethal threat emitter signals are sent from the frequency selective receiver system (FSRS) to the signal processor for evaluation over the
high speed data bus (HSDB).
When the 3 o’clock noise bar is not displayed on the azimuth indicator then excessive noise is present in which band?
3.
On the azimuth (AZ) indicator, a cycle time greater than 0.5 seconds may indicate
system malfunction
The ALR–56M system uses what type of data to update threat symbol position during aircraft maneuvers?
Navigation data
What ALR–56M component determines missile guidance radar activity and launch conditions for display on the azimuth indicator?
Analysis processor.
The controls and indicators that make up the ALR–56M system are the threat warning prime panel, threat warning auxiliary panel, azimuth indicator, and
audio 1 control panel.
What ALR–56M mode allows the operator to manually reposition the diamond symbol by depressing and immediately releasing the HANDOFF switch?
Latched.
If you have the ALR–56M’s status check display active, you initiate a maintenance status check by depressing and then releasing the
SEARCH switch for more than one second.
Power application to what ALR–56M component is indicated by an illuminated SYSTEM POWER legend?
Analysis processor.
During ALR–56M system initialization, what does the azimuth indicator display first for approximately three minutes?
I.
Which bus(es) is/are utilized by the ALR–56M system?
B-MUX and EW-MUX.
Dependent upon operating conditions, what system provides a blanking discrete directly to
Superheterodyne receiver (SHR).
Where are the ALR–56M direction-finding receiver (DFR) baseband signals sent once they are processed?
Superheterodyne receiver (SHR).
What ALR–56M component provides all the required direct current (DC) operating voltages for the superheterodyne receiver (SHR)?
Superheterodyne controller (SHC).
What ALR–56M component(s) provides power status signals to the analysis processor (AP)?
C/D band receiver (CDR)/power supply.
For the ALE–47 countermeasures dispensing set (CMDS), when actuating the chaff/flare switch, what manual program is dispensed?
5.
The cockpit control unit (CCU) provides the electrical interface between the chaff/flare switch,
the countermeasures management switch (CMS), and the safety switch assembly.
For the ALE–47 countermeasures dispensing set (CMDS), how many different types of expendables can be enabled for use?
4.
What controls the quantity and interval of bursts and salvos for all expendables?
Programmer
If the F–16 countermeasures dispensing set (CMDS) initiates a dispense program generated from threat information received from the ALR–56M, then what mode of operation is selected?
Semi.
When the F–16 countermeasures dispensing set (CMDS) reaches Bingo (preset low quantities) levels of expendables, then which audio indication will the pilot hear?
LOW