502A: NARDS

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What does the acronym NARDS stand for?

NAV CANADA Auxiliary Radar Display System

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What is the primary operational priority for a Flight Service Specialist when using NARDS?

Visual observation out the window

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Which target color indicates a VFR flight plan is associated with the aircraft?

Orange

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What does a 'Purple' target symbol represent in NARDS?

Primary Surveillance Radar (PSR) only

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A blinking white target symbol indicates that the pilot has just performed a _.

Squawk ident

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What does a 'Red triangle' target symbol signify?

Emergency code

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Which three emergency transponder codes trigger an emergency target display in NARDS?

7500 (Hijacking/Unlawful Interference), 7600 (Lost Radio Communications), or 7700 (General Emergency)

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What three-letter acronyms appear and blink in the tag of an emergency target?

HIJ, RDO, or EMR

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What are the two main formats for NARDS target tags?

Limited Data Block (LDB) and Full Data Block (FDB)

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List the three fields typically found in the top line of a Full Data Block (FDB) tag.

Aircraft Identification (ACID), Wake Turbulence (WT), and Special Flight Information (SFI)

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If a tag displays '025' in the altitude field, what is the aircraft's altitude in feet?

2,500 feet

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If a tag displays '18' in the ground speed field, what is the speed in knots?

180 knots

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Which types of targets are always displayed regardless of the altitude filter settings?

Non-Mode C, invalid Mode C, PSR, and emergency code targets

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What is the purpose of a Projected Track Line (PTL)?

To indicate the track an aircraft is expected to travel over a specific time period.

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Which keyboard shortcut is used to activate the Range/Bearing Line (RBL) tool?

F2

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What two pieces of information are always included in a standard RBL label?

Magnetic bearing and range in nautical miles

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Under what condition will an RBL label include a UTC time estimate?

When one end of the RBL is anchored to an aircraft track

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If an RBL is anchored to aircraft at both ends, what information is omitted from the label?

A time estimate

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What does the 'Abeam' function calculate?

The point on a line where an aircraft would be 90 degrees from a specified fix.

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According to MATS, when should a Specialist identify an aircraft using surveillance?

When they believe it will provide an operational advantage.

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What phrase is used to acknowledge a pilot's compliance with a Squawk Ident request?

ROGER IDENT

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What are the two requirements for identifying an aircraft within one mile of the departure end of the runway?

Position is consistent with takeoff time and the route of flight/heading.

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How do you delete a specific RBL on the NARDS display?

Click on the RBL line itself or on its label.

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In an RBL label, the bearing is always calculated with respect to the _ point.

FROM (origin)