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CAPR 70 1 POWERED FLIGHT TEST BANK
QUESTIONS WITH VERIFIED ANSWERS
FULL REVIEW

●● length
Answer: 129 ft by 5 in


●● height to top of fin
Answer: 42 ft by 9 in


●● P-8A safety diamond area
Answer: the lines connecting from the nose, wingtips, and aft of the tail


●● what primary material is used on the nose radome
Answer: fiberglass


●● what are the primary flight control surfaces
Answer: aileron, elevator, and rudder


●● aileron
Answer: roll

,●● elevator
Answer: pitch


●● rudder
Answer: yaw


●● what are the secondary flight controls
Answer: leading edge devices, trailing edge flaps, spoilers and speed
brakes, horizontal stabilizer


●● what indication is given by the Stall Warning System
Answer: the control column shakes when the aircraft is about to stall


●● what is the purpose of the Antiskid/Auto brake system
Answer: prevents wheel skids during brake application. autobrake
system supplies material brakes pressure to stop the aircraft after landing
or rejected takeoff


●● what methods are used to de-ice the Ranked Wingtips
Answer: wing leading edges use hot air from the pneumatic system to
heat the three inboard leading edge slats of the wing. Engine inlet cowls
keep ice from forming on the engine inlet cowl. ranked wingtips use
electro machanical expulsive de-icing system. horizontal stab uses

, electro-mechanical expulsive de-icing system. air dataprobes use electric
heat


●● what is the purpose of the Flight Deck Window Heat
Answer: prevent ice forming on the windows. prevent fog on the
windows. improve impact strength


●● state the purpose of the section 48 acess and blowout door
Answer: hinges open downward to give access to the section 48
components. the door has a springloaded latch system, this protects the
empennage structure if the aft pressure bulkhead fails


●● which lights should be flashing while he engine is running
Answer: anti-collision lights


●● state the nomenclature of the P8-A engine
Answer: CFM56-7B


●● state the amount of thrust the P8-A engine produces
Answer: 27,300 lbs


●● state the purpose of the Low Pressure Compressor (LPC)

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