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Questions for RADIO AIDS OX BACK QUESTIONS
Answer the following questions
Test Mode
Training Mode
1. In NAVSTAR/GPS the space segment
Provides the positional information to the receiver
sends information for receiver to determine latitude, longitude and time
relays positional data from the control segment
the receiver interrogates the satellite and the satellite provides positional information
2. The number of satellites required to provide a 3D fix without RAIM is
6
4
3
5
3. The WGS84 model of the earth is
an exact model of the earth
a geoid
an ellipse
a sphere
4. The NAVSTAR/GPS constellation comprises
24 satellites in 8 orbits
24 satellites in 6 orbits
24 satellites in 4 orbits
24 satellites in 3 orbits
5. Using differential GNSS for a non-precision approach, the height reference is
radio
radio or GNSS
barometric
GNSS
6. The navigation database in the FMS
may be modified by the operations staff to meet routing requirements
may be modified by the pilot to meet routing requirements
is read only
may be modified by national aviation authorities to meet national requirements
7. When identifying a co-located VOR/DME the following signals are heard in the Morse code every 30 seconds
4 identifications with the DME at a higher tone
4 identifications with the DME at a lower tone
no DME identification, but if the VOR identification is present and a range is indicated then this shows that both are serviceable
4 identifications in the same tone
8. The contents of the navigation and systems message from NAVSTAR/GPS SVs include
satellite clock error, almanac data, ionospheric propagation information
position accuracy verification, satellite clock time and clock error
satellite clock error, almanac data, satellite position error
ionospheric propagation information, X, Y & Z co-ordinates and corrections, satellite clock time and error
9. The amplitude modulation of the ILS outer marker is ……. and it illuminates the …… light in the cockpit
1300 Hz, amber
400 Hz, amber
1300 Hz, blue
400 Hz, blue
10. The frequency band of the ILS glidepath is
VHF
UHF
SHF
VLF
11. To double the range of a primary radar, the power must be increased by a factor of
4
8
16
2
12. In a RNAV system the DME is tuned
by what is selected on the pilots DME and hence is tuned manually
by selecting DMEs to give suitable angle of cut to get a fix automatically
automatically by taking pilot's DME selection
by automatically selecting the nearest suitable DME
13. A radio beacon has a range of 10 nm. By what factor should the power be increased to achieve a range of 20 nm?
8
4
16
2
14. ATC area surveillance radars will normally operate to a maximum range of
100 nm
200 nm
400 nm
300 nm
15. An aircraft at FL360 is 10 nm plan range from a DME. The DME reading in the aircraft will be
10nm
8nm
13.6nm
11.7nm
16. What is the wavelength corresponding to a frequency of 375 kHz?
8 m
8000m
800m
80m
17. On an ILS approach you receive more of the 90 Hz modulation than the 150 Hz modulation. The action you should take is
fly right and down
fly left and down
fly left and up
fly right and up
18. When converting VOR and ADF bearings to true, the variation at the …… should be used for VOR and at the …… for ADF
aircraft, station
aircraft, aircraft
station, aircraft
station, station
19. The principle of operation of the ILS localiser transmitter is that it transmits two overlapping lobes on
different frequencies with different phases
the same frequency with different amplitude modulations
the same frequency with different phases
different frequencies with different amplitude modulations
20. Which of the following is an advantage of a VDF let down?
no special equipment required in the aircraft or on the ground
only a VHF radio is needed in the aircraft
it is pilot interpreted, so ATC is not required
no equipment required in the aircraft
21. How does night effect affect ADF?
Causes false bearings as the goniometer locks onto the skywave
Interference from other NDB's which is worst at dusk and when due east of the station
Phase shift in the received signal giving random bearing errors
Skywave interference which affects the null and is worst at dawn and dusk
22. The colour recommended in JAR25 for the active route is
green
magenta
amber
cyan
23. When midway between two waypoints, how can the pilot best check the progress of the aircraft?
by using the computed ETA for the next waypoint
by using the ATD at the previous waypoint
by using the ETA at the destination
by using the ATA at the previous waypoint
24. With reference to SSR, what code is used to indicate transponder altitude failure?
0000
4096
9999
7600
25. The track line on an EFIS display indicates
the actual aircraft track over the ground, which will coincide with the aircraft heading when there is zero drift
that a manual heading has been selected
the aircraft actual track which will coincide with the planned track when there is zero drift
that a manual track has been selected
26. The DME in an aircraft flying at FL430 shows a range of 15 nm from a beacon at an elevation of 167 ft. The plan range is
13.5 nm
17.6 nm
16.5 nm
15 nm
27. In a primary pulsed radar the ability to discriminate in azimuth is a factor of
Rate of rotation
Beamwidth
Pulse recurrence rate
Pulse width
28. When tracking a VOR radial inbound the aircraft would fly
a constant heading
a great circle track
a constant track
a rhumb line track
29. The ISO-ECHO circuit is incorporated in the AWR
to allow ground mapping
to alert pilots to the presence of cloud
to allow simultaneous mapping and cloud detection
to display areas of turbulence in cloud
30. Which GNSS system can be used for IFR flights in Europe?
NAVSTAR/GPS
TNSS transit
GLONASS
COSPAS/SARSAT
31.
Refer to diagram E of Appendix A. The track from ZAPPO to BURDY is
205°(M)
064°(T)
205°(T)
064°(M)
32. Which of the following is independent of external inputs?
INS
VOR/DME
Direct reading magnetic compass
ADF
33. The positioning of a GNSS aerial on an aircraft is
on top of the fuselage close to the centre of gravity
on the fuselage as close as possible to the receiver
under the fuselage
in the fin
34. The time from the transmission of the interrogation pulse to the receipt of the reply from the DME ground station is 2000 microseconds (ignore the delay at the DME). The slant range is
370 nm
165 nm
330 nm
185 nm
35. The cosecant squared beam is used for mapping in the AWR because
a larger area of ground is illuminated by the beam
a greater range can be achieved
it allows cloud detection to be effected whilst mapping
wider beam is produced in azimuth to give a greater coverage
36. The almanac in the receiver
determines selective availability
is used to determine which satellites are above the horizon
is used to determine receiver clock error
assigns the PRN codes to the satellites
37. The colour recommended in JAR25 for the display of turbulence is
white or magenta
red
black
amber
38. The range arcs in the expanded and map modes are recommended by JAR25 to be coloured
magenta
green
cyan
white
39. For the FMC the take-off speeds, V1, VR and V2 are found
in the checklist and input manually
in the operating manual and input to the FMC
in the performance database
in the navigation database
40.
Refer to Appendix A. Diagram F represents
ILS
VOR
EXP VOR
NAV
41. The EHSI is showing 5° fly right with a TO indication. The aircraft heading is 280°(M) and the required track is 270°. The radial is
085
275
265
095
42. The accuracy of SSR mode C altitude as displayed to the air traffic controller is
+/-25 ft
+/-100 ft
+/-75 ft
+/-50 ft
43. The frequency band of MLS is
UHF
VLF
SHF
VHF
44. On an AWR colour display, the sequence of colours indicating increasing water droplet size is
blue, green, red
blue, amber, green
green, yellow, red
black, amber, red
45. The airborne weather radar (AWR) cannot detect
wet hail
snow
dry hail
moderate rain
46. If the signal from a VOR is lost, how is this shown on the B737-400 EHSI display?
by showing a fail flag alongside the deviation bar
by removal of the deviation bar and pointer
an amber FAIL message appears in the frequency location
a flashing red FAIL message appears in the frequency location
47. What are the basic elements transmitted by NAVSTAR/GPS satellites? i. offset of the satellite clock from GMT ii. ephemeris data iii. health data iv. ionospheric delays v. solar activity
i, ii, iii, iv and v
i, i and iv
ii, iii and iv
i, i and iii
48. The JAR25 recommendation for the colour of a VORTAC which is not in use by the FMC is
white
magenta
cyan
green
49. With normal SSR mode C altitude coding the aircraft replies by sending back a train of up to 12 pulses contained between 2 framing pulses with
2048 codes in 3 blocks
4096 codes in 3 blocks
2048 codes in 4 blocks
4096 codes in 4 blocks
50. Which EHSI modes cannot show AWR information?
FULL VOR/ILS/NAV and MAP
PLAN and FULL VOR/ILS/NAV
CTR MAP and PLAN
PLAN, CTR MAP and EXP VOR/ILS/NAV
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