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| IFR Departures are designed for what conditions? |
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| Will you need to read back the entire IFR clearance that ATC is giving to you? |
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| A line above an altitude on an IFR depicts what? |
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| A line below an altitude indicates what? |
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| A VFR departure is flown using what? |
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| (T/F) VFR procedures are either published, or planned and developed by the pilot. |
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| The 3 Departure procedures are? |
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Understand departure instructions
Resolve questions and aircraft limitations
Adhere to published or verbal departure instructions |
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| What should you do if your aircraft performance cannot meet what is required to meet departure restrictions? |
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| For most climbs, you will use what climb airspeed? |
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| An initial pitch attitude of approximately _____ - _____ degrees will maintain 160 KIAS |
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| A good visual reference for 10-12 degrees is placing the horizon on the top of the __________ |
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| To initiate a climb from strait and level flight, initially increase pitch to ________ degrees, then as airspeed bleeds to ________, lower the nose to _______ - _________. |
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| Your airspeed in a climb in 155 KIAS, what should you do to correct this to 160 KIAS? |
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| Lower nose slightly (1-2 degrees) |
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| If you are preforming a climbing turn, you should use a ___________ _____________ to maintain a good rate of climb |
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| Shallow Bank (less thank or equal to 30 degrees) |
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| What is a good visual reference for 140 KIAS in a climb? |
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| Placing the horizon on the bottom of the standby magnetic compass scale. |
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