Regulations

Question 1

Required instrument and equipment:

VFR Night

Answer 1

Fuses
Landing light
Anti-collision light
Position lights
Alternator/generator

Question 2

Required instrument and equipment:

VFR day

Answer 2

Magnetic compass
Altimeter
Tachometer for each engine
Seatbelt
Fuel gauge
Oil pressure gauge
Oil temperature gauge
Landing gear position light
Manifold pressure gauge
Airspeed indicator
Temperature gauge for each engine
Shoulder harness

Question 3

Robinson Required instrument and equipment:

VFR Night

Answer 3

Navigation lights
Anti-collision light
Instrument lights
Landing light
Ground lighting or celestial illumination

Question 4

Robinson required instrument and equipment:

VFR Day

Answer 4

Governor
Outside air temperature gauge
Alternator
Low rotor RPM warning system
Hydraulic control system

Question 5

Preflight action requirements

Answer 5

Fuel
Alternates
Delays
Weather
Aircraft performance
Runway lengths

Question 6

Required inspections

Answer 6

Annual every 12 calendar months
100 hour inspection
Life limited parts inspection
AD’s and SB’s
Transponder inspection every 24 months
ELT inspection every 12 months, if used more than one cumulative hour, 50% battery life
Pitot static system check every 24 months

Question 7

FAR 91.3 – Pilot in command responsibilities

Answer 7

1. The pilot in command of an aircraft is directly responsible for, and is the final authority as to the operation of the aircraft
2. In the case of an emergency may deviate from any rule to the extent required to meet at emergency
3. Upon the request of an administrator, will send a written report of that deviation

Question 8

FAR 119.1 commercial operations

Answer 8

1. Student instruction
2. Ferry or training flight
3. Non-stop commercial air tours beginning and ending at the same airport within 25SM
4. Non-stop flights for intentional parachute jumping within 25SM
5. Aerial work to include: crop dusting, Survey, photography
6. Helicopter flights within 25SM (mini 135)