Limitations

Question 1

If a limit is exceed, the appropriate entry shall be made on DA FORM _ -_ -

Entry shall state what limits were _, _, and _ _ _

Answer 1

2408-13-01

Exceeded, range, time beyond limits

Question 2

Avoid ranges 20-40% 60-90% NP except during _ and _

Answer 2

Start up and shutdown

Question 3

Red and yellow striped tapes and red readouts indicate _ _ above or below, _ _ _ is likely to cause damage or _ _ _

Answer 3

The limit, which continued operation, shorten component life

Question 4

Yellow tapes and readouts indicate the range _ _ _ should be given _ _ _ the instrument represents

Answer 4

When special attention, to the parameters

Question 5

Green tapes and readouts indicate _ _ _ of the _ the instrument represents

Answer 5

Normal operating range, parameter

Question 6

Rotor/Power displays. The NR and NP tapes are marked with a red lower limit line _%. A yellow minimum continuous limit line _%, and a red upper limit line _%NR and _%Np

Answer 6

91%.

95%.

110%Nr and 105%Np

Question 7

Max weight that may be suspended from a rescue hoist is _

Answer 7

600 lbs

Question 8

CAUTION: performing repetitive hoist lifts of _ or more, a _ rest period is required

Answer 8

300lbs

30sec

Question 9

LWC stands for

Answer 9

Liquid water content

Question 10

Trace LWC = _ to _ g/m3

Answer 10

0 to .25

Question 11

Light LWC =

Answer 11

.25 to .5

Question 12

Moderate LWC

Answer 12

.5 to 1

Question 13

Heavy LWC

Answer 13

Greater than 1

Question 14

The ice detection system is calibrated at _ knots

When flying at airspeeds above _ the ice rate meter will indicate _ LWC than normal

Answer 14

100

100 kts, higher

Question 15

START LIMITS
At _ _ of _ degrees and below, _ consecutive starts may be made followed by a _ min rest period, followed by _ additional start cycles.

From _ to _ , _ consecutive starts may cycles may be made, A _ rest cycle is then required

Answer 15

Ambient temperature / 15
2, 3min, 2, 30min

15 / 52 degrees
2, 30 min

Question 16

Max airspeed 1 engine inop

Answer 16

130

Question 17

Max auto-rotational airspeed gross weight at 16,825 or less

Answer 17

150

Question 18

Max auto-rotational airspeed more than 16,825

Answer 18

130

Question 19

Sideward/ rearward flight. Hovering in winds greater than _ or _ its with ESSS from the sides or rear is prohibited.

Answer 19

45 / 35

Question 20

Sideward/ rearward flight into the wind when combined with _ shall not exceed _ / _ with ESSS

Answer 20

Windspeed

45/35

Question 21

1 SAS inop

Answer 21

170

Question 22

2 SAS inop

Answer 22

150

Question 23

Two SAS inop IMC

Answer 23

140

Question 24

1 hyd system inop

Answer 24

170

Question 25

2 hyd system inop

Answer 25

150

Question 26

2 hyd system inop IMC

Answer 26

140

Question 27

Landing light

Answer 27

130-180

Question 28

Searchlight

Answer 28

100-180

Question 29

Cabin doors fully open up to

Answer 29

145

Question 30

When the automatic stabilator control system has failed and Manuel control is available The Stabilator will be set full down at speeds below

Answer 30

40

Question 31

When the automatic stabilator control system has failed, The Stabilator will be set to zero above

Answer 31

40

Question 32

Vne becomes _ to indicate the airspeed limit applicable for the current _ _ except in no case shall the autorotation limit exceed _

Answer 32

Variable Stabilator position 120

Question 33

Your stabilator has failed and Manuel control is available. You enter an autorotation. What is your max airspeed at all gross weights

Answer 33

120

Question 34

Maneuvering limitations NOTE: maneuvers entered from a low power setting may result in _ of _ %Nr or greater

Answer 34

Transient droop 5

Question 35

High speed maneuver limitations above _. avoid _ _ _ _to prevent excess tail rotor system _

Answer 35

80 Abrupt full pedal inputs Loading

Question 36

Slope landing limitations The main gearbox may be operated up to _ at a time with _ _ when the helicopter is known to be at a _ _ _ (slopes or hover with extreme aft CG)

Answer 36

30min Pressure fluctuations Nose - up attitude

Question 37

Cargo floor max capacity is _

Answer 37

300 lbs per square foot

Question 38

Engine starter limits: An interval of at least _ between the completion of one start cycle and the beginning of the next cycle is required

Answer 38

60 seconds

Question 39

A start cycle is defined as the _ from start initiation and acceleration of the compressor from _ to _

Answer 39

Interval From 0 RPM starter drop out

Question 40

Vne is defined as a _ of _, , temperature, and _ _

Answer 40

Function Altitude Gross weight

Question 41

Max air speed with external cargo hook loads up to 8,000 lbs

Answer 41

140

Question 42

Max auto airspeed with volcano installed

Answer 42

100

Question 43

Max airspeeds with skis installed

Answer 43

155

Question 44

If you are required to open the cabin doors in flight you must be below _ KTS. and crewmembers must be secured to the _ prior to opening

Answer 44

80 Aircraft

Question 46

Gunner or bam windows may be open up to

Answer 46

170

Question 47

Do not open or close BAM windows above

Answer 47

120

Question 48

Maneuvers entered from a low power setting …

Answer 48

May result in transient droop of 5% or greater

Question 49

Eng inlet anti ice limitations Avoid operations under conditions of extreme _ _ requirements such as high rates of descent _ fpm or greater

Answer 49

Low power 1900

Question 50

What two things must happen before opening cargo doors in flight

Answer 50

Aircraft must at 80 Kia’s or below Crew member opening the cabin door must be secured to the helicopter