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| The three phases of OCF are: |
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Definition
Poststall gyrations
Incipient Spins
Steady-state spins |
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| OCF is any condition in which the aircraft does not _____ ______ and ______ to flight controls. |
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Definition
| respond immediately; properly |
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Uncoordinated flight
Improper control inputs
structural damage |
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| Indications of poststall gyrations include: |
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Definition
loss of control effectiveness
stalled or near stalled AOA with stick shaker activated
Transient or erratic airspeed indications
Random turn needle indications |
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| Indications of an incipient spin are: |
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Definition
Oscillatory, rotating motion
Stalled AIA with stick shaker activated
Airspeed accelerating or decelerating toward the steady-state value
Turn needle fully deflected in the direction of rotation |
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Term
| You will recover from an OCF condition when ____ |
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Definition
| the IP tells you to do so |
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| Out of control recovery is |
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Definition
PCL IDLE
Controls Neutral
Altitude Check |
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| If there is enough altitude left, what should you do if you are still in OCF? |
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Definition
| Apply the boldface again or perform the spin recovery procedure |
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Term
| Who is the one person who will most likely dip and fly and doesn't know the difference between races, i.e. calls all races ethnonians? |
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Definition
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| A steady state spin occurs when? |
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Definition
| OCF is encountered and either the OCF recovery is not accomplished or is unsuccessful |
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Term
| For both practice and inadvertent OCF entries, you should check: |
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Definition
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| Erect spins are practiced with ___ stick, ______ power, and ____ rudder __ ___ ____ ___ ___ _____. |
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Definition
| full aft, idle, full, in the direction of the spin |
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| Erect spin characteristics: |
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Definition
Sustained yaw rate
AOA at or above 18 units with stick shaker
turn needle fully deflected in spin direction
approx. 60 degrees nose low
2-3 sec per turn
VSI reading 6000 FPM descent
Airspeed 120-135 KIAS |
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Term
| Intentional inverted spin entries are _____. |
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Definition
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| Inverted spin characteristics: |
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Definition
Pitch 30 degrees nose low
AOA = 0 units
Turn needle fully deflected in the spin direction
Airspeed indicator reading 40 KIAS
Accelerometer indication negative 1.5 Gs |
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Term
| A spiral is often mistaken as a |
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Definition
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| Anti-spin controls may not be effective in arresting a spiral and may actually |
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Definition
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Term
| A spiral is characterized by: |
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Definition
-A nose low attitude with rapidly increasing airspeed
-AOA gauge will indicate less than 18 AOA |
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Term
| Are spins more violent than spirals? |
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Definition
| No; spirals are more violent than spins |
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Term
| To enter the stability demonstration maneuver: |
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Definition
| accelerate to 160 Kias and raise nose to 45 degrees nose high |
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Term
| Holding a ____ G loading for over ____ seconds can cause _____ _____ and possible _____ _____, regardless of oil pressure indications. |
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Definition
| 0; 5; engine damage; engine failure |
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Term
| During a practice OCF entry, you must set the PCL to IDLE |
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Definition
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Term
| How do you know that neutral controls are becoming effective in eliminating an OCF condition? |
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Definition
| Yaw rate decreases and nose pitches down |
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Term
| What are the two categories of spins? |
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Definition
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Term
| IS turn needle deflection used to determine the difference between a spiral and a spin? |
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| What is the practice entry spin speed? |
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Definition
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| To recover from inverted spin: gear , flaps, and speed brake - _______, PCl - _______ apply ____ rudder opposite the turn needle, and _______ |
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Definition
| retracted; idle; full; stick aft of neutral (up to full aft may be used) |
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