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What instruments are effected when pitot tube is blocked?

Airspeed indicator only

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If RAM air inlet is clogged

Airspeed drops to 0

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If ram air inlet and drain hole are both clogged?

Airspeed indicator acts like an altimeter

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What instruments are effected when static port is blocked?

Airspeed indicator/Altimeter/VSI

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Airspeed indicator (static port blockage)

Shows correct airspeed in level flight.

At higher altitude shows lower than it should.

At lower altitudes shows higher than it should.

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Altimeter (static port blockage)

Freezes wherever it was blocked

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VSI (Static Port Blockage)

Freezes on zero

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What do instruments read when using alternate static source?

Airspeed indicator - faster than it should

Altimeter - higher than it should

VSI - shows a climb

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What to do when verifying static port blockage?

Use alternate static source or break VSI window

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Aircraft on the ground: Steady green

Clear for take-off

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Aircraft on the ground: Steady red

Stop

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Aircraft on the ground: Flashing green

cleared to taxi

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Aircraft on the ground: Flashing red

taxi clear of runway in use

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Aircraft on the ground: Flashing white

Return to starting point

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Aircraft on the ground: Alternating red and green

Exercise extreme caution

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Aircraft in the air: Steady green

cleared to land

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Aircraft in the air: steady red

give way to other aircraft

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Aircraft in the air: flashing green

return for landing

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Aircraft in the air: flashing red

airport unsafe, Do not land...(use another airport)

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Aircraft in the air: flashing white

N/A - not used

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Items in Auburn Survival Kit?

Carabiner, Aid Kit, Multi-Function Tool, Poncho, Flashlight + Batteries, Insulation Blanket, Reusable Ziploc Bag, Emergency Whistle, Pocket Hand Warmer, Fire Starter, Candle

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What color are taxiway edge lights?

Blue

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What color are taxiway centerline lights?

Green

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What color are runway centerline lights?

White until last 3000 ft, alternating white/red for the next 2000 ft, red for last 1000 ft

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What color are touchdown zone lights?

White

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What color are taxiway leadoff lights?

Alternating green and yellow

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What color are lahso lights?

White

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What beacon colors are lighted land airport?

Green and white

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What beacon colors are lighted water airport?

Yellow and white

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What color are lighted heliport?

Green, yellow and white

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What distinguishes military airport with respect to the beacon?

Dual white flashes

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When must you hold short of ILS critical area?

When weather is worse than 800-2

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Class A Airspace Dimensions

18,000 to 60,000 MSL

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Class B Airspace Dimensions

Surface to 10,000 MSL

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Class C Airspace Dimensions

5 NM Core: Surface to 4,000 AGL

10 NM Shelf: 1,200 to 4,000 AGL

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Class D Airspace Dimensions

Surface to 2,500 AGL

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VFR

3000+ ft ceiling, 5 sm+ visibility

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MVFR

1000-3000 ft ceiling, 3-5 SM visibility

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IFR

500-1000 ft ceiling, 1-3SM visibility

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LIFR

Below 500 ft ceiling, below 1sm visibility

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At what altitude is a winds forecast not made?

Below 1,500 AGL

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At what altitude is a temperature forecast not made?

Below 2,500 AGL

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How do winds blow in relation to isobars at surface?

Angled across isobars

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How do winds blow in relation to isobars at altitude?

Parallel to isobar

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Typical Class B Airspace Dimensions?

Surface to 10,000 feet MSL

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Typical Class C Airspace Dimensions?

Inner Shelf 5 NM Radius: Surface to 4000 AGL.

Outer Shelf 10 NM Radius: 1200 to 4000 AGL

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Typical Class D Airspace Dimensions?

Surface to 2500 AGL

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Basicmed Limitations

18,000 MSL or below

Inside the US unless authorized by country flight is conducted

250 knots or below

Pilot has medical exam checklist and certificate of course completion in his logbook

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What are the types of turbulence?

Windshear, Convective, Mechanical.

Windshear: Boundary between two air masses.

Convective: Air rising from heat of ground.

Mechanical: Air flowing over surface imperfections (mountain, building, etc.)

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What's the G1000 certified to TSO?

TSO 129

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What's TSO 129?

Non-WAAS GPS

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What's TSO 146?

WAAS GPS

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What altitude is a military training route with four numbers?

No segment above 1500 AGL

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What altitude is a military training route with three or fewer numbers?

At least one segment above 1500 AGL

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What are the effects of a forward CG?

Better stall recovery, higher stall speed, slower cruise speed

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What are the effects of a aft CG?

Worse stall recovery, slower stall speed, faster cruise speed

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What are the different kinds of oxygen delivery systems?

Continuous flow, diluter demand, pressure demand

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What is continuous flow oxygen?

Oxygen is continuously flowing from storage container

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What is diluter demand oxygen?

Oxygen that is provided when the user inhales

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What is pressure demand oxygen?

System forces oxygen into lungs

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What are the different kinds of oxygen masks?

Nasal cannulas, oral-nasal rebreather, quick-don mask, airline drop down

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What is the maximum altitude for nasal cannulas?

18,000 feet

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What is the maximum altitude for oral-nasal re-breather?

25,000 feet

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What is the maximum altitude for quick-don mask?

40,000 feet typically

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What is the maximum altitude for airline drop-down masks?

40,000 feet

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What is the maximum altitude for continuous flow delivery systems?

28,000 feet

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What is the maximum altitude for diluter demand delivery systems?

40,000 feet

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What is the maximum altitude for pressure demand delivery systems?

None listed. Pressure demand allows for flight above FL400.

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Describe the general requirements of 91.211 - Supplemental Oxygen

12,500 - 14,000 PA - Time above 30 minutes crew use oxygen

14,000 - 15,000 PA - Crew use oxygen

15,000 + PA - All occupants provided oxygen

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Describe the pressurized aircraft requirements of 91.211 - Supplemental Oxygen

Flight above 25,000 FT is prohibited unless 10 minutes of oxygen is carried for each occupant in addition to the general requirements is carried

Flight above 35,000 FT is prohibited unless one pilot is wearing oxygen either at all times or when pressure altitude exceeds 14,000 MSL. One pilot does not need to wear oxygen while at and below FL410 if quick-don masks that can be work in less than 5 seconds are available.

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Scuba

Flight below 8,000 MSL no controlled ascent: 12 hours

Flight above 8,000 MSL or controlled ascent: 24 hours

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What happens when you use ailerons into a spin?

Spin tightens

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What happens when you use ailerons away from a spin?

Flat spin

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Why not use flaps in a spin?

Ballooning effect

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What color are taxiway lead on lights?

Green and yellow

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How long are center weather advisorys valid?

Issued as needed valid for two hours

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Vne

202

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Vno

169

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Vo

3800lb Gross Weight: 135

2870lb Gross Weight: 115

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Vle (gear extended)

140

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Vlo (gear extension speed)

140

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Vlo (gear retraction)

109

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Vfe

111

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One Engine Inoperative Best Rate of Climb Speed

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Vmca

56

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Red Line Airspeed

202 KIAS

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Yellow Band Airspeed

169-202 KIAS

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Green Band Airspeed

57-169 KIAS

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White Band Airspeed

55-111 KIAS

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Blue Line (One Engine Inoperative Best Rate of Climb Speed)

88

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Red line (one engine inoperative air minimum control speed)

56

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Engine Model

Left: Lycoming IO-360-B1G6

Right: Lycoming LIO-360-B1G6

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Maximum Horsepower

180 HP

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Max RPM

2700 RPM

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Maximum Manifold Pressure

Full Throttle

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Maximum Cylinder Head Temperature (CHT)

500° F

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Maximum Oil Temperature

245° F

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Oil Pressure Minimum

25 PSI

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Oil Pressure Maximum

115 PSI

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Accepted Fuel Types

100 or 100LL