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NDB systems are flight checked to an accuracy of at least _____ for an approach.
NDB systems are flight checked to an accuracy of at least _____ for enroute operations.
_____ is caused by the reflection of radio waves by the ionosphere. It is most pronounced just before and after sunrise/sunset.
If flying near a thunderstorm, the ADF pointer will:
What is the magnetic bearing TO the station?
What is the magnetic bearing TO the station?
What is the magnetic bearing TO the station?
The magnetic bearing to the station is 058°. What is the magnetic heading?
The magnetic bearing to the station is 234°. What is the relative bearing to the station?
What is the magnetic bearing TO the station?
In which position would an aircraft be relative to an NDB given the following indications:
In which position would an aircraft be relative to an NDB given the following indications:
In which position would an aircraft be relative to an NDB given the following indications:
Refer to the low chart provided. Norway house airport elevation is:
Refer to the low chart provided. An aircraft is overhead Oxford House aerodrome at 16,500 feet. What airspace is the aircraft in?
In which position would an aircraft be relative to an NDB given the following indications:
In which position would an aircraft be relative to an NDB given the following indications:
In which position would an aircraft be relative to an NDB given the following indications:
In which position would an aircraft be relative to an NDB given the following indications:
An aircraft is cruising at 3,000 feet indicated altitude, and is approaching a ridge which is 2,500 feet AMSL. The altimeter setting for a nearby airport at 1,500 feet is 29.82 inches Hg. The OAT at 3,000 feet is -25°C. What is the actual ground clearance of the aircraft over the ridge, assume calibrated altitude is equal to indicated altitude?
An aircraft is tracking a bearing of 256°M to an NDB at 90 knots. It then turns to a heading of 166°. In four minutes and thirty seconds the the ADF pointer has shifted five degrees. How far away is the NDB?
An aircraft is tracking a bearing of 056°M to an NDB at 135 knots. It then turns to a heading of 326°. In five minutes and ten seconds the the ADF pointer has shifted 3 degrees. How far away is the NDB?
An aircraft is tracking a bearing of 360°M to an NDB at 80 knots. It then turns to a heading of 090°. In 3 minutes and 15 seconds the the ADF pointer has shifted 10 degrees. How far away is the NDB?
An aircraft is tracking a bearing of 180°M to an NDB at 145 knots. It then turns to a heading of 090°. In 2 minutes and 45 seconds the the ADF pointer has shifted 3 degrees. How far away is the NDB?
An aircraft is tracking a bearing of 260°M to an NDB at 180 knots. It then turns to a heading of 350°. In 3 minutes and 33 seconds the the ADF pointer has shifted 10 degrees. How far away is the NDB?
An aircraft is tracking a bearing of 240°M to an NDB at 210 knots. It then turns to a heading of 150°. In 9 minutes and 42 seconds the the ADF pointer has shifted 13 degrees. How far away is the NDB?
_____ is the angular difference between the aircraft heading and the direction to the station, measured clockwise from the nose of the aircraft.
_____ is the angle formed by the intersection of a line drawn from the aircraft to the radio station and a line drawn from the aircraft to magnetic north.
Since the _____ receiver does not have a system failure or “OFF” warning flag, the morse code identifier must be monitored anytime it is used as a sole means of en route navigation.
_____ is a navigational procedure in which the pilot flies to a station by maintaining a relative bearing of 0°.
When _____ the aircraft flies a curved path to the station.
An aircraft is maintaining an outbound track of 270° from an NDB on a heading of 275°. ATC requests that the aircraft intercepts an inbound track of 030°. Using a 90° intercept to track inbound, the aircraft should turn to a heading of:
An aircraft is maintaining an outbound track of 350° from an NDB on a heading of 345°. ATC requests that the aircraft intercepts an inbound track of 150°. Using a 90° intercept to track inbound, the aircraft should turn to a heading of:
An aircraft is maintaining an outbound track of 170° from an NDB on a heading of 177°. ATC requests that the aircraft intercepts an inbound track of 360°. Using a 30° intercept to track inbound, the aircraft should turn to a heading of:
The error caused by coastal refraction will be increased if the:
Which of the following factors could cause erroneous ADF indications?
When using NDB’s, the twilight (night) effect is most likely to be greatest at:
If an LF airway extends past _____ NM, the primary airway width is increased beyond 4.34 nautical miles.
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