Nav

Question 1

LF/MF
Freq Range
NDB Range

Answer 1

30 to 3000 khz

190-415 and 510-535 are used by NDBs

Question 2

HF

Freq Range

Answer 2

3000 to 30000

Range dependent on ionosphere

Question 3

VHF
freq Range
Nav Range
Radio Range

Answer 3

30-300 MHZ
108-117.95 ILS and VORs
118-136 for Aviation Voice comms

Question 4

UHF

Freq Range

Answer 4

300 to 3000 MHZ

Question 5

NDB
Power rating
Min to station
NM to station

Answer 5

L less than 50 watts
M 50W-2000W
H at least 2000W
Min to station = time in seconds/degrees of bearing change
NM to station = TAS x mins flown/degrees of bearing change
Distance = TASx TTS/60

Question 6

VOR

Reception equation

Answer 6

VFR reception distance = 1.23x(square root altitude AGL)

Question 7

HSI

ILS dots

Answer 7

ILS one dot equals 0.5 degrees

1 dot on Glideslope equals 0.1 degrees

Question 8

RAIM

How many satellites

Answer 8

Receiver autonomous integrity monitoring

Needs 5 satellites

Question 9

Lambert projection

Answer 9

To fly straight line, change heading 2 degree for every 3 degrees of longitude
Up to 300 miles measure heading off middle meridian

Question 10

Time and longitude

Answer 10

Civil twilight 6 degrees
25 minutes
AST 60W, EST 75W, CST 90W, MST 105W, PST 120W
East subtract 4 mins for each degree east

Question 11

1:60 rule

Answer 11

One degree off for 60 mins equals INM

Distance off course/distance travelled*60 equals angle

Question 12

Latitude

Answer 12

1 min = INM

60 min equals 1 degree

Question 13

CFS services

Answer 13

1. Storage
2. Servicing
3. Major repairs
4. Parking extended
5. Tie down
6. Plugin
7. Pickup/drop off only

Question 14

CSF facilities

Answer 14

A. facilities in terminal
B. On Aerodrome 
C. Within 5NM
D. Within 30NM
1. Telephone
2. Food
3. Taxi
4. Medical facilities 
5. Accommodation 
6. Car rental

Question 15

VNC Scale

Answer 15

1:500000 or 1 inch 8NM