| AR 95-1 | FUEL SYSTEMS | 1AD CAB SOP | UTILITY SYSTEMS | AEROMED |
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What is 14 calendar days
Individuals will present their records to the unit assigned or attached for ATP purposes within this many days after reporting for duty or placement on flying status orders per AR 600 – 106.
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What is 10 ±1 psi
ENG1 FUEL PRESS LO and ENG2 FUEL PRESS LO cautions will be displayed on the WCA when the fuel pressure in the respective fuel line is below this psi.
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Who is the CAB CDR
When in garrison, this person is the mission approval authority for external load operations outside of military reservations.
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What is Electric Pump for the Utility System Hydraulic Accumulator
The EPUSHA, which is the acronym for this, when switched on, will operate and charge the APU start accumulator to a minimum of 2500 psi to a maximum of 3500 psi.
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What is scotopic
This type of vision is experienced when cones become ineffective causing poor detail resolution and visual acuity decreases to 20/200 or less.
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What is 700 FEET AGL
Traffic pattern altitudes at Army airfields for airplanes should be 1,500 feet above ground level (AGL). Helicopter traffic pattern altitudes should be at least this.
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What is .50 caliber and green
Penetration of a fuel cell by a projectile up to this caliber exposes the sealant located between the laminates of the cell walls to the fuel, activating the sealant, and closing the hole. When the sealant comes in contact with fuel, it is designed to react and turn to gel, sealing the breach and should appear this color.
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What is 3 hours
This many hours is the maximum flight time per duty cycle to fly in MOPP 3 & 4.
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What is shutdown, running, or in-flight
The hydraulic fill module is located on the right side of the cabin in the ramp area. Filling can be accomplished while the aircraft is these three conditions.
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What is stress
This is a nonspecific response of the body to any demand.
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What is
Authorize an extension up to 30 days to complete the requirements. Request a waiver of requirements Recommend or convene a flying evaluation board
When ATP requirements are not fulfilled the commander will suspend the crewmember and investigate. This investigation will take no longer than 14 days from the date of notification. After investigation, the commander will take one of the these actions
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What are thermistors
Fuel is transferred from each auxiliary tank to the main tank through an internal fuel boost pump. These shut them off when the fuel is depleted.
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What is 6 Hours
Time zone changes greater than this many hours require 24-hour rest period prior to performing aviation related duties
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What is 3,350 PSI
APU motor/pump provides this much pressure for ground operations and some in-flight emergencies.
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What is valsalva
Crewmembers can equalize pressure from middle ear discomfort during descent by swallowing, yawning, or tensing the throat muscles. If these methods do not work, personnel can perform the this maneuver that should never be attempted during ascent.
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What is 2,000 feet AGL.
Aviators shall avoid overflight of national security areas below this altitude.
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What is a Fuel Flow SCU
This component converts the analog signals from the fuel flow transducers into a digital format for use by the Common Avionics Architecture System (CAAS).
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What is 8 & 2
A 10-hour rest period is the minimum required prior to starting a new duty cycle. BN / SQDN CDR may reduce to this many hours for no more than this many consecutive days.
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What is the linear variable differential transducer?
This is located in the center of the utility reservoir, inside the visual level indicator and transmits fluid level reading to the indicator on the maintenance panel.
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What is Fatigue
Boring or monotonous tasks can increase this state.
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What is Class 1
This class of aircraft whose weight or center of gravity limits can sometimes be exceeded by loading arrangements normally used in tactical operations. Therefore, limited loading control is needed.
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What is 25 inches
The ERFS II fuel tank measures 58 inches L x 62 inches W x 64 inches H with the capacity of 800 to 820 gallons of usable fuel and empty weight of approximately 607 pounds. When the tanks are installed, there is an aisle up the right side of the aircraft which is approximately this wide.
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What is High
Three consecutive duty day extensions elevate the next mission risk level to this level and require a 24hour rest period, which may be waived by the Brigade Commander.
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What are
(1) Power Transfer Units: (PTUs) (2) APU Start System: (APU start system) (3) Engine Start System: (Engine start system) (4) Cargo Ramp: (cargo ramp) (5) Power Steering: (power steering) (6) Swivel Locks: (swivel locks) (7) Wheel Brakes: (wheel brakes) (8) Center Cargo Hook: (cargo hooks) (9) Cargo Winch/Rescue Hoist: (cargo winch)
The utility hydraulic system provides hydraulic pressure to operate these nine subsystems for ground operations and some emergencies throughout the helicopter
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What is reference instruments with a good cross check and attempt to ignore conflicting sensory inputs. In two-pilot aircraft, announce SD and transfer the controls.
During a DVE approach, a crewmember has an erroneous perception of position, attitude, or motion in relation to the gravitational vertical and the Earth's surface. The pilot attempts these actions to countermeasure.
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