ELECTRICAL

Question 1

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1. When starting engines with ground power,
   the generator switches should always be ___
   to allow both engines to start with ground
   power. Ground power starts with generator
   switches ___ will result in a ______ _____
   start on the first engine, and a ______-
   ________ ________ ______ on the second engine.

Answer 1

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1. When starting engines with ground power,
   the generator switches should always be OFF
   to allow both engines to start with ground
   power. Ground power starts with generator
   switches ON will result in a ground power
   start on the first engine, and a generator-
   assisted battery start on the second engine.

Question 2

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2. If both generators fail and the battery switch
   is placed in the ____ position, ________
   bus and hot battery bus items are available
   for at least ___ minutes.

Answer 2

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2. If both generators fail and the battery switch
   is placed in the EMER position, emergency
   bus and hot battery bus items are available
   for at least 30 minutes.

Question 3

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3. If the battery is the only source of power and
   the battery and avionics switches are ___,
   the electrical system will be powered for ___
   minutes.

Answer 3

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3. If the battery is the only source of power and
   the battery and avionics switches are ON,
   the electrical system will be powered for 10
   minutes.

Question 4

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4. An in-flight engine start using the ____
   _____ (_____ _______) counts as a ____
   ______ cycle. Generator-assisted starts are
   ________ in flight.

Answer 4

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4. An in-flight engine start using the start
   button (starter assisted) counts as a full
   battery cycle. Generator-assisted starts are
   disabled in flight.

Question 5

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5. If both generators fail, the amber ___ ____
   _-_ annunciator illuminates, along with
   the _______ _______ and _______
   _________ lights.

Answer 5

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5. If both generators fail, the amber GEN OFF
   L-R annunciator illuminates, along with
   the MASTER WARNING and MASTER
   CAUTION lights.

Question 6

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6. The _______ _________ switch uses ______
   ______ to disconnect the aircraft battery,
   and will slowly _______ the battery when
   activated. The battery switch must be ___
   for this function to operate.

Answer 6

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6. The Battery Disconnect switch uses battery
   power to disconnect the aircraft battery,
   and will slowly discharge the battery when
   activated. The battery switch must be ON
   for this function to operate.

Question 7

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7. The CJ3 electrical system uses ____ DC
   generators for normal power, and a _____
   for _____ and _____ power.

Answer 7

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7. The CJ3 electrical system uses two DC
   generators for normal power, and a battery
   for starting and backup power.

Question 8

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8. The function of the GCU is to ________,
   ________, and ______ the DC generators.

Answer 8

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8. The function of the GCU is to regulate,
   parallel, and protect the DC generators.

Question 9

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9. The main aircraft battery will receive
   charging power when the _______ and ___
   or ____ generator switches are ____ and the
   engines are ______, or when an operating
   ______ ______ unit is connected.

Answer 9

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9. The main aircraft battery will receive
   charging power when the battery and one
   or both generator switches are ON and the
   engines are running, or when an operating
   ground power unit is connected.