Contacts Flashcards

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Green Flashing

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Ground-Cleared to Taxi

In Flight-Return to Land

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Green Steady

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Ground-Cleared to Takeoff

In Flight-Cleared to Land

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Steady Red

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Ground-Stop

In Flight-Give Away and Continue Circling

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Red Flashing

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Ground-Taxi off Runaway

In Flight-Do not Land

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Flashing White

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Ground-Return to Starting Point

In Flight-N/A

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Alternating Red and Green

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Ground-Extreme Caution

In Flight-Extreme Caution

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Red Pryotechnics

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Ground-N/A

In Flight-Do Not Land/Wave Off Immediately

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What is Sandbag Syndrome?

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Based on the comforting premise that one or more other crew members have the situation under control and are looking out for your interest.

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What does IMSAFE stand for?

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Illness
Medication
Stress
Alcohol
Fatigue
Eating
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What Newton and Bernoulli Discover?

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Newton: For every action there is an equal and opposite reaction

Bernoulli: If the velocity of air is increased at a particular point, the static pressure of the air is decreased at that point.

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Four Forces of flight?

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Lift
Gravity
Thrust
Drag

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When does the Centrifugal Force occur?

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Only occurs only when the airplane is turning or changing directions.

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What are the four factors that contribute to yawing tendency?

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  1. Torque reaction to the engine and propeller
  2. Propeller’s gyroscopic effect
  3. Corkscrewing effect (propeller slipstream)
  4. Asymmetric loading of the propeller (P-factor)
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What is Torque Reaction?

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The aircraft rotates opposite to the propeller creating a rolling tendency left which yaws the aircraft right

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What does P.A.T. stand for?

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Power
Attitude
Trim

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What order do you trim?

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Rudder
Elevator
Ailerons

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What is the Best rate of Climb?

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140 KIAS

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What is the Normal rate of climb?

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Transponder Codes

7700
7600
7500
1200

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7700 Emergency
7600 Two-way radio failure
7500 Hi jacked notification
1200 Operating under VFR

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Four Sight Limitations

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Visual Accommodation- (2-3 sec to focus)
Empty Field Myopia-Nothing to focus on in view
Binocular Vision-minds tends ignore things that both eyes don’t see
Narrow Field of Vision-you can only focus and classify objects in a 15 degree area. (Tunnel Vision)

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Midair collisions are greatly diminished when?

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You scan 60 degrees left and right of center and 10 degrees up and down of the horizon

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Types of scan patterns

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Front to side

Side to side

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Types of Hydroplaning

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Dynamic - Water
Viscous - Film of oil or other foreign material
Rubber - layer steam generated from burning rubber

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Primary purpose of high lift devices?

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Increase the coefficient of lift and reduce stall speed

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What is adverse yaw?
Downward deflected aileron produces more lift and drag, while the other aileron produce less lift and drag resulting in a veering movement toward up going wing.
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Trim Requirements for Rudder and Elevator
Acceleration Left/Down Deceleration Right/Up Power Addition Right/Down Power Reduction Left/Up "Airspeed Trumps Power"
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What is the Blossom Effect?
An aircraft seemingly stationary not moving or growing in size for a long time, and then suddenly bloom into a huge mass filling the canopy
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Environmental factors effecting vision
Lighting-back lighted Contrast-airplanes hard to see in cluttered background Weather-haze/glare
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What the performance instruments
``` Attitude Indicator Altimeter VSI Airspeed Indicator Heading Indicator Turn and Bank Indicator ```
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Types of Turns
Shallow-returns to neutral Moderate-stays deflected and stable Steep-increases angle of bank
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During turn pilot should remain ______ throughout the Turn.
Upright and centered in the seat
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What is the 1/3 rule?
Start the rollout 1/3 of the AOB being used.
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What is a skid or a slip?
Skid-when an aircraft slides sideways from the center of a turn Slip-when an aircraft slides sideways toward the center of a turn
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Drift Angle
Difference between the actual heading and the ground track
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What is crabbing?
Turning into the wind at an angle to produce a desired ground track. 1 degree of crab per 3 knots of crosswind Twice as much crab on downwind then on upwind
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What is the primary factor which affects an airplane's ability to climb?
Excess power available
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Climbing Turn Factors
Decrease in effective lift relative to climbs and turns Degree of bank should be neither too steep or to shallow A constant airspeed,rate of turn and AOB must be stress Greater tendency towards nose heaviness Attention should be diverted from the airplanes nose and divided among all references equally
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What is the ADB and MAF?
ADB-Aircraft Discrepancy Book-Aircraft maintenance for the last 10 flights MAF-Maintenance Action Form
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Who many joker fuels and bingo fuels per sortie?
1 joker and 1 bingo at least
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Who is the commanding officer and what is his responsibilities?
Pilot who signs for the plane and is responsible for the safety of the aircraft, equipment and the crew. Must conduct through preflight inspection.
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Takeoff Gust Factor
Rotation Speed + 1/2 gust factor
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What does "Respect the Seat" mean?
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What is the cause of a stall?
Excessive AOA