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What item must a pilot note when making a VOR check?
What item must a pilot note when making a VOR check?
SLED
What are the different types of VOR checks? (Select all that apply)
What are the different types of VOR checks? (Select all that apply)
- VOT (VOR Test Facility) (correct)
- Ground Check (correct)
- Dual VOR Check (correct)
- Airborne Check (correct)
What tolerances are given when performing a VOT Check?
What tolerances are given when performing a VOT Check?
+/- 4 Degrees
What tolerances are given when performing a Ground Check?
What tolerances are given when performing a Ground Check?
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What tolerances are given when performing an Airborne Check?
What tolerances are given when performing an Airborne Check?
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What tolerances are given when performing a Dual VOR Check?
What tolerances are given when performing a Dual VOR Check?
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Study Notes
VOR Check Essentials
- Pilots must remember SLED during a VOR check: Signature, Location, Error Amount, and Date.
- There are multiple types of VOR checks to ensure system accuracy: VOT (VOR Test Facility), Ground Check, Airborne Check, and Dual VOR Check.
VOR Check Tolerances
- A VOT Check allows for a tolerance of +/- 4 Degrees, ensuring navigational precision.
- Ground Checks also have a tolerance of +/- 4 Degrees, similar to VOT Checks.
- Airborne Checks have a wider tolerance limit of +/- 6 Degrees, accommodating flight conditions.
- In a Dual VOR Check, a permissible difference of 4 Degrees is noted between the two VOR systems to ensure reliability.
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