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Position to Rendezvous After a Crash
- Initally 12 o'clock
- Then 3, 9, and 6 o'clock
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Proper shut-down procedure for aeromedical aircraft
Throttle, fuel, battery, rotor brake, oxygen
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Critical phase of flight
A critical phase of flight includes everything except straight level flight.
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What is priority post crash?
Shelter from elements is priority, which includes building a fire
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Notify pilot of hazard by..
- announce location, hazard and heading
- ex.-"10 o'clock, aircraft 5 miles, same flight level, closing."
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VFR
- Visual flight rules
- you may fly VFR only in VMC
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VMC
visual meteorological conditions
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IFR
- Instrument flight rules
- you must fly IFR in IMC
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IMC
- Instrument meterological conditions
- you may never fly VFR in IMC
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ELT
Emergency Locator Transmitter
- 121.5 Hz
- triggered with a 4G impact
- manually triggered if it does not trigger automatically
- can be removed from aircraft
- uses an internal battery and antenna
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Direct communication with ground crews
Direct communication with ground crews is a requirement for a night LZ
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Flight visibility is reported as...
- ceiling followed by visibility
- Ex. "500 and 2" means a 500ft ceiling and 2 mile visibility
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Runway Heading
Runway designations are based upon the heading of the aircraft on said runway, less the '0' at the end of the heading.
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