2016 Growler Closed Book Question bank (129)

  1. True/False. In the event of a FADEC Channel control system failure the FADEC automatically selects the channel with the better capability.
    True
  2. True/False. An in-flight "OP GO" indication switching to a "DEGD" indication without change in ENG STATUS when the aircraft slows below 80 KCAS after landing is normal.
    True
  3. True/False.  A FADEC reset should not be attempted inflight because any degrade in ENG status is most likely due to the failure of a mechanical component.
    True
  4. True/False  The oil pressure indication on the EFD and the L/R OIL PR caution are both operated by the same transducer.
    False.  Transducer provides oil pressure indication.  A separate oil pressure switch triggers the caution
  5. Failure of the power transmission shaft (PTS) results in the display of the associated ________, ___________________, and both associated _______ circuit cautions.
    GEN, BOOST LO, HYD
  6. True/False.  The F/A-18 E/F IDLE rpm is the same on the ground as in flight
    False
  7. True/False.  Above 1.23 IMN, it is normal for engine rpm to remain at MIL power levels even when the throttles are reduced below MIL
    True
  8. Reduced Authority Thrust System (RATS) can be overridden by advancing the throttles to ________________________.
    Full Afterburner (THA within 2 degrees of MAX stop).
  9. True/False.  Upon a successful arrestment, engine thrust will be automatically reduced to approximately 70% of MIL power using the Reduced Authority Thrust System (RATS).
    True
  10. Each ATS has two sources of overspeed cutout protection.  The primary source is the corresponding ______________________, and the backup source is the frequency sensing relay (FSR).  The FSR monitors ATS speed and provides the signal which electrically holds the _________________switch.
    GENERATOR, ENG CRANK
  11. Two hydraulic accumulators are provided in the _________ circuit: the _________ accumulator and the __________ accumulator
    HYD 2B, APU, BRAKE
  12. In the event of HYD 2 failure with emergency brakes selected, back-up hydraulic pressure for emergency braking is provided by the Brake / APU / Brake and APU (circle one) accumulator(s).
    BRAKE and APU
  13. Motive flow ejector pumps are used to transfer wing tank fuel to which tank(s)?  _______________
    Tank 4.  When Tank 4 is less than full, the SDC opens both wing motive flow control valves, which direct motive flow to the ejector pumps and transfer fuel from wing tanks toTank 4
  14. Airborne, external tank pressurization is terminated when either the ______________switch is in EXTEND, or both __________ and ___________________ handles are down.
    PROBE, HOOK, LDG GEAR
  15. The STOP position on the EXT TANKS Transfer switch prevents transfer and refueling of controlled external tank(s) except with a ____________ caution.
    FUEL LO
  16. Hydraulic cautions (HYD 1A, HYD 1B, HYD 2A, HYD 2B) are set when individual hydraulic pressure switches detect circuit pressure below __________ psi
    1400
  17. The forward isolation valve is opened/closed (circle one) when the LDG GEAR handle is UP and all three landing gear are up and locked
    CLOSED
  18. True/False.  An INLET ICE caution during the inlet ice detector test indicates a failure of the detector
    False.  This is a proper indication during the test
  19. True/False.  Throttle movement is mechanically transmitted from the throttle quadrant to each engine.
    False.  It is electrically transmitted to the FADEC.
  20. Tank _____ supplies fuel to the left engine while tank _____ supplies fuel to the right engine.
    2; 3.
  21. After emergency extension of the air refueling probe, how is the probe retracted? (With loss of 2A system) _______________________
    It cannot be retracted.
  22. The aft isolation valve and the arming valve are open / closed (circle one) with WonW and are normally open / closed (circle one) inflight…. The aft isolation valve is manually opened / closed (circle one) inflight by hook extension / retraction (circle one) or by holding the HYD ISOL switch in ORIDE.  The arming valve is manually  opened / closed (circle one) inflight by emergency gear or emergency probe extension
    OPEN, CLOSED, OPENED, RETRACTION, OPENED
  23. Dump rate is approximately _________lb per minute and fuel dumping continues until: 
    a.
    b. 
    c.
    d.
    1300

    • a. The DUMP switch is placed to off
    • b. The BINGO caution comes on
    • c. Tanks 1 and 4 are empty and all available fuel from internal wing and external tanks has been depleted
    • d. The FUEL LO caution comes on
  24. True/False.  Fuel cannot be dumped with either a BINGO or FUEL LO caution displayed.
    False.  Manually hold the switch to ON with Tank 1 and/or Tank 4 fuel available
  25. True/False.  The fuel low level indicating system is completely independent of the fuel quantity indicating system.
    True
  26. The ____________________ provides electrical power for APU ignition and start.
    Aircraft battery.
  27. To prevent an APU running engagement and to prevent APU exhaust torching, a minimum of _____ minutes must elapse between APU shutdown and another APU start.
    2 minutes
  28. True/False.  The APU switch automatically returns to the OFF position 1 minute after the second generator comes online
    True.  (BLEED AIR knob not in AUG PULL)
  29. What three air sources can be used to power the ATS for engine crank/start?
    1. 
    2.
    3.
    APU compressor air; opposite engine bleed air (cross bleed); external air
  30. What two methods may be used to retain both hydraulic systems inflight if the engine core is rotating:
    • 1. APU                               
    • 2. Opposite Engine Bleed Air (Crossbleed)
  31. With one engine operating and APU shutdown, it should be set to a minimum of  _____  % rpm to utilize the crossbleed airstart capability
    80%.
  32. The primary dc source for each FCC channel is:



    C)
  33. During engine start, the corresponding _______________ switch should be on as it provides primary overspeed cutout protection for the ATS.
    Generator
  34. If the PARK BRAKE handle is not set during right engine start, a _________ caution light comes on when the right generator comes online
    GEN TIE.  For a battery start, setting the Parking brake handle and cycling the R GEN switch reties the left and right buses and clears any avionics faults that would otherwise occur
  35. What is the cockpit indication(s) of a single transformer rectifier failure?
    None
  36. True/False.  In the event of a dual generator failure and the 28 vdc essential bus being powered by the battery rather than PMG essential bus backup circuitry, aircrew will be alerted by a BATT SW caution / BATT SW caution light.
    False
  37. For survivability, the left and right fuel feed systems are normally separated but can be interconnected by a normally closed ___________valve and a normally closed feed tank ______________valve.
    CROSSFEED, INTERCONNECT
  38. When the L or R FIRE warning light is pressed in flight, it electrically opens/closes the_________________________ valve and corresponding engine feed ________________________________ valve
    CLOSES, CROSSFEED, SHUTOFF
  39. True/False.  Regardless of BATT switch position, the battery charger supplies charging power to the battery anytime the right 115 VAC bus is energized
    True
  40. In an unlikely event of a total ac/dc failure inflight, the battery provides approximately _______________ minutes of power for the FCCs, after which aircraft control is lost
    5-10 minutes
  41. True/False.  The Landing Gear Control Unit (LGCU) controls landing gear extension and retraction
    False
  42. Hydraulic pump output pressures are __________ and __________ PSI.
    3000; 5000.
  43. When reservoir fluid level drops to approximately _____%, RLS shuts off circuit A (HYD 1A or HYD 2A caution).  If fluid level continues to deplete to approximately _____%, RLS restores circuit A and shuts off circuit B (HYD 1B or HYD 2B caution).  If alternate circuit shutdown fails to isolate the leak, RLS restores circuit B (no cautions) at approximately _____%, providing hydraulic pressure to both systems until fluid depletion (both cautions)
    50; 30; 15
  44. Failure of either wheel speed sensor can lead to a(n) _____________ failure, resulting in a complete loss of brakes.  Placing the _______________ switch to the OFF position or pulling the ___________________ will bypass the faulty system and restore braking ability
    ANTISKID, ANTISKID, EMERGENCY BRAKE HANDLE
  45. The BRK ACCUM caution is displayed when the brake accumulator pressure drops below __________ PSI, indicating that approximately _____ full brake applications remain before the brake accumulator is empty.
    2000; 5.
  46. True/False.  A BRK ACCUM caution inflight is not normal and may indicate a possible leak in the HYD 2B system.  Do not select HYD ISOL to ORIDE
    True
  47. True/False.  If an engine is shut down before placing the BLEED AIR knob to OFF, the corresponding primary bleed air shutoff valve may not fully open, resulting in residual engine fumes in the cabin on subsequent start of that engine
    False.  The primary bleed air shutoff valve may not fully close
  48. If the launch bar does not return to the up and locked position after catapult launch, or the nose gear indicates WonW, the nose landing gear cannot be retracted.  Placing the LDG GEAR handle UP will/will not (circle one) raise the main landing gear
    Will.  It will leave the nose landing gear extended
  49. True/False.  Visual inspection of the landing gear can confirm locked gear, as well as obvious damage and general position of the gear.
    False.  Only can confirm general position and obvious damage
  50. What optical indications of NWS failure will the aircrew have available besides MASTER CAUTION light?
    NWS caution and the NWS or NWS HI cue will be removed from the HUD
  51. Normal (low gain) NWS will be lost with a FCS CH _____ or _____ failure
    2, 4.  Emergency high gain NWS can be regained by pulling the failed channel circuit breaker, unlocking the wings, and momentarily pressing the NWS button.
  52. True/False.  In ECS AUTO, with WonW and at least one throttle advanced to approximately 74% N2 rpm, the avionics ground cooling fan secures, and avionics cooling is provided solely by the ECS.
    True
  53. A loss of boost pressure downstream of the motive flow/boost pump sets the L or R ______________ caution and opens the ________________valve, allowing output from the good motive flow/boost pump to supply fuel to the opposite engine at rates sufficient for MIL / MAX (choose one) power
    BOOST LO, CROSSFEED, MIL
  54. Normal brake system pressure is provided by HYD _____.
    2A
  55. True/False.  If the anti-skid system is failed and the ANTISKID caution is present but clears when you cycle the ANTISKID switch, it may take as long as 13.5 seconds for the caution to reappear airborne, and it may remain off on deck, even though the failure still exists.
    True
  56. True/False:  The hook light remains on except when the hook is up and latched.
    False.  Any time the hook position does not agree with HOOK handle position.
  57. True/False.  Placing the wing fold switch to FOLD position in flight will cause the wings to fold as the aircraft decelerates during landing rollout
    True.  The FOLD command electrically unlocks the wings when the FCCs determine 1) WonW, 2) airspeed <66 KCAS decelerating, 3) the ailerons are faired, and 4) both wings are unlocked.
  58. True/False.  Stalls occur at lower AOA with GAIN ORIDE selected.
    True.  Because the LEFs are fixed.
  59. To prevent the loss of aircraft, during compound emergencies any ______________________ procedures should be completed prior to completion of any other procedures.
    FIRE WARNING
  60. True/False.  Light bulb integrity can be tested during a LT TEST with ac power applied, and thus it is not important to detect individual bulbs that are not illuminated within the FIRE lights during the fire detection loop test
    False
  61. True/False.  When pressed, the FIRE EXTGH READY/DISCH light latches into a depressed position similar to the FIRE lights
    False
  62. True/False.  With no electrical power applied, in the front cockpit a 1/8 inch thick border of yellow and black stripes around a FIRE light indicates that the FIRE light has been pressed
    True
  63. True/False.  Pressing the FCS RESET button will fix a flight control failure by running a system diagnostic test.
    False.  FCS RESET does not fix a detected failure; it allows components to be restored and failure indications removed, if and only if the failure no longer exists
  64. On takeoff, accelerating with the flaps switch in HALF, at what speed will the flaps begin AUTO scheduling? __________KCAS
    240 KCAS.
  65. True/False.  At 25 degrees AOA and above, rudder pedal deflections no longer provide yaw control inputs but instead act entirely as a roll controller (identical to lateral stick input).
    True.  By commanding aileron and differential stabilator with the rolling-surface-to-rudder interconnect (RSRI) commanding the required rudder deflection for roll coordination
  66. True/False:  With an air-to-ground store or tank on a wing station (not HUNG), maximum roll rate is automatically reduced.
    True
  67. All flight control surface actuators are powered by one _____________circuit and one ____________ circuit, either simultaneously or through hydraulic ____________
    HYD 1, HYD 2, SWITCHING VALVES
  68. Normal (low gain) NWS will be lost with a FCS CH _____ or _____ failure.
    2 , 4
  69. The L/R BLD OFF cautions indicate that the corresponding primary bleed air shutoff valve(s) are commanded _____________.  The cautions are / are not (circle one) an indication of actual valve position
    Closed; are not
  70. At what altitude will the cockpit begin to pressurize?
    8,000 feet MSL
  71. True/False.  Removing the mask without placing the OXY flow knob to OFF can overwhelm the system capacity and may result in an OBOGS DEGD caution
    True
  72. An approximately ____-____ minute supply (depending on altitude) of gaseous oxygen is contained in a bottle in the seat survival kit.  Oxygen duration increases / decreases (circle one) with lower altitude.  Flow is activated automatically upon ejection or manually by pulling the ________.  Activation may / may not (circle one) be deactivated at aircrew discretion by pushing down on the release tab immediately forward of the green ring
    10 – 20, DECREASES, EMERGENCY OXYGEN GREEN RING, MAY
  73. True/False.  Failure to select the OXY FLOW knob OFF with emergency O2 selected may prevent emergency oxygen from reaching the breathing regulator
    True.  The OBOGS control switch should also be placed to OFF to backup the OXY FLOW knob.
  74. How can the aircrew tell when the fire extinguisher has been discharged?
    The green DISCH light comes on
  75. True/False.  On the ground, the APU fire extinguishing system operates automatically whenever an APU fire is detected
    True.  It must be manually activated with WoffW
  76. If an APU FIRE condition is detected with weight ______wheels, manual activation should be performed to backup the automatic system.  Since the fire extinguishing system requires ______ vdc essential bus power, the fire extinguisher bottle may not be discharged if the______________switch is turned off during the 10 second delay time for bottle discharge
    ON, 28, BATT
  77. True/False.  Automatic functioning of the BALD system may extinguish the L or R BLEED warning lights prior to aircrew recognition and may not trigger the appropriate voice alerts.  In this case cycling the BLEED AIR knob to remove the L or R BLD OFF caution(s) may cause extensive damage and/or fire.
    True
  78. What conditions must be met to utilize the emergency jettison button? _____________________ OR _____________________
    WoffW, LDG GEAR handle - UP
  79. What are the 4 conditions that must be met to utilize the selective jettison system?
    • 1. WoffW
    • 2. Gear handle – Up
    • 3. Master Arm - ARM
    • 4. SIM - Unboxed
  80. True/False.  A jammed, blocked, or damaged pitot tube/AOA probe may not be annunciated if system errors are not large enough to set a caution, and HUD displayed information may be inaccurate
    True.  Errors of AOA difference >15° in UA or 5.5° to 15° in PA depending on sideslip.
  81. Negative g for more than _____ seconds is prohibited
    10.  30 seconds is required between negative g maneuvers.
  82. True/False.  When the wings are observed to be folded during preflight, ensure the ailerons are faired or outboard to avoid damage to the ailerons and TEFs
    True
  83. True/False.  Switching valve operation is completely hydro-mechanical, separate from electrical inputs or reset commands.  As mechanized, there is no hazard associated with multiple reset attempts to regain an Xd surface following a hydraulic circuit failure
    True
  84. Flight with GAIN ORIDE selected is prohibited above _________ AOA or above_________ KCAS (flaps AUTO), __________KCAS (flaps HALF), or ____________KCAS (flaps FULL).  With GAIN ORIDE selected, the aircraft is uncontrollable above approximately ____________ KCAS
    10o, 350, 200, 190, 450
  85. A blanking EFD before or during engine start may be an indication of:


    A.  A low battery (battery at or below approximately 18vdc)
  86. True/False.  The FADEC will prevent hot starts airborne.
    False. During ground starts only
  87. True/False.  Placing the BATT switch to OFF prior to the amber FLAPS light on shutdown could cause uncommanded flight control movement due to residual hydraulic pressure and FCS keep-alive circuitry
    True
  88. True/False.  Do not catapult with partially full external fuel tank(s) (> 100 or < 2,700 lbs).  Fuel sloshing may cause structural damage to the tanks, pylons, and/or airframe
    True
  89. If the arresting hook is unlocked (HOOK handle down) but fails to leave the up position, pulling the ______________ deenergizes the hook selector valve and ensures HYD _____ pressure is removed
    HOOK circuit breaker; 2B
  90. True/False.  A L/R AMAD PR caution indicates high AMAD oil pressure.
    False.  L/R AMAD PR indicates a loss of designated AMAD oil pressure.
  91. True/False.  If the ANTI SKID switch is not placed to off with an ANTISKID caution displayed, normal braking may be completely lost
    True
  92. True/False. If a THERMAL caution is present in conjunction with a L/R FUEL HOT caution, the fuel management system engages to regulate fuel system temperatures
    False.  The thermal management system has lost the capability to regulate fuel system temperature
  93. What airspeed may be required to maintain 12% windmilling rpm? __________ KCAS
    At least 350.
  94. Never actuate the _________ inflight, as ejection would then be impossible and the aircrew would be unrestrained during landing
    Manual Override Handle
  95. True/False.  The SEAWARS does not operate in freshwater
    True
  96. If ejecting over high altitude terrain, manual seat/man separation may be required to provide adequate altitude for the main parachute to open.  At what altitude does the automatic barostat mechanism operate ________________ MSL.
    14,000
  97. If a shutdown engine is crossbled airborne WITHOUT the FIRE WARNING LT being depressed, the engine feed shutoff valve remains open / closed (circle one).  The motive flow/boost pumps downstream of this valve provide adequate boost pressure to remove the _______________ caution and subsequently open /close (circle one) the crossfeed valve.  Additionally, motive flow pressure is reintroduced to the shutdown side of the fuel system, which opens / closes (circle one) the feed tank interconnect valve.   These two valves’ actions allow / prevent (circle one) the transfer of fuel from the bad engine’s feed tank
    OPEN, BOOST LO, CLOSE, CLOSES, PREVENT
  98. Fan (N1) RPM:
    Max steady state 
    Max transient 
    Min ground idle
    • Max steady state    100
    • Max transient         103
    • Min ground idle        32
  99. Compressor (N2) RPM:
    Max steady state 
    Max transient 
    Min ground idle
    • Max steady state    100
    • Max transient         102
    • Min ground idle        61
  100. EGT
    Max steady state (MIL/MAX)        
    Max transient (START/MIL&MAX)
    • Max steady state (MIL/MAX)        932 / 952°C
    • Max transient (START/MIL&MAX)  871 / 976°C
  101. Oil PSI must reach a minimum of ___ PSI within ___ seconds of start.
    10, 30
  102. Max oil pressure __ minutes after start is __ PSI
    2.5, 180
  103. Steady state GROUND IDLE (warm oil) limits are ____ psi
    35 to 90
  104. Oil pressure: Steady state limits are:  ___ PSI
    80 to 150
  105. FAN VIB
    1.6
  106. CORE VIB
    2.2
  107. AIRSPEED LIMITATIONS

    Refueling probe:                     Extend/Retract:  
    Extended:  

    Landing gear:
    Extend/Retract: 
    Emerg Extend:  

    TEF:                                      
    HALF-FULL:  

    Tires:                     
    Nose Gear: 
    Main Gear: 

    Canopy:                               
    Open:
    • Refueling probe:                     Extend/Retract: 300 KCAS  
    • Extended: 400 KCAS 

    • Landing gear:
    • Extend/Retract: 250 KCAS
    • Emerg Extend: 170 KCAS 

    • TEF:                                      
    • HALF-FULL: 250 KCAS 

    • Tires:                     
    • Nose Gear: 195 KGS
    • Main Gear: 210 KGS

    • Canopy:                               
    • Open: 60KGS
  108. WEIGHT LIMITATIONS
    Field takeoff                  
    Field landing, FCLP, T&G 
    Catapult                       
    Carrier landing              
    Barricade
    • Field takeoff                   66,000  LBS
    • Field landing, FCLP, T&G  50,600  LBS
    • Catapult                         66,000  LBS
    • Carrier landing                48,000  LBS
    • Barricade                        44,000  LBS
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2016 Growler Closed Book Question bank (129)
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VAQ-129 Closed book question bank for 2016
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