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What does a PSR primarily measure?
What relationship exists between relative humidity and dew point?
How does temperature behave as altitude increases above the tropopause?
What is the typical icing condition given in the GFA?
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Which of the following describes an adiabatic process?
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What does a radar altimeter measure?
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What does the Mach meter indicate?
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When considering GFA, what change occurs in turbulence and icing?
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Define VV003
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What does a GPS/WAAS approach allow you to do?
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Define LCL
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If air is saturated, heat has _____?
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What is the range calculation?
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What is the best way to scan a thunderstorm using Wx radar?
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Calculate the IFR takeoff fuel
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Study Notes
Aviation Quiz Study Notes
- VV003: Indicates a ceiling of 300 feet obscured.
- Temperature above Tropopause: Remains constant as altitude increases; no temperature change noted.
- PSR Measurement: Measures azimuth only; cannot provide altitude information.
- Turbulence and Icing: As indicated in the GFA (Graphical Flight Analysis), both turbulence and icing conditions are likely to increase.
- Relative Humidity and Dew Point Relationship: Dew point is a more reliable indicator of moisture; it is always higher than relative humidity.
- Radar Altimeter Function: Measures height above ground level (AGL), determining the altitude between the aircraft and obstacles.
- GPS/WAAS Usage: For LNAV (Lateral Navigation) approaches, utilize Barometric Vertical Navigation (BARO) and Vertical Navigation (VNAV) capabilities.
- LCL Definition: Refers to 'Spatial Coverage' which is considered to be 25% or less.
- Icing Conditions in GFA: Moderate mixed icing expected in altitudes between 5000 to 16000 feet.
- Heating in Saturated Air: Follow the dry lapse rate when air is saturated.
- AIR RANGE and GROUND RANGE Calculation: Use the formula involving f1350 and SGR (Specific Ground Range) of 0.17; essential to know the specific formula.
- Mach Meter Definition: Ratio comparing True Airspeed (TAS) of the aircraft to the speed of sound in the local environment.
- Adiabatic Process: Involves both expansion and compression, significant in thermodynamics related to air parcels.
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