Question 1
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In an emergency when jet fuel is not available, any grade of AVGAS may be used, but only at specific mixture ratios.
Question 2
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What is the maximum fuel temperature and maximum ambient temperature for takeoff when using AVGAS?
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20 degrees Celsius
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25 degrees Celsius
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30 degrees Celsius
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35 degrees Celsius
Question 3
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What is the maximum operating altitude when using AVGAS?
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8,000 feet
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10,000 feet
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12,000 feet
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15,000 feet
Question 4
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At least one boost pump per tank must be serviceable at all times when AVGAS is being used.
Question 5
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What is the maximum operating altitude of the DHC-6-300 according to the POH?
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10,000 feet
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15,000 feet
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20,000 feet
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25,000 feet
Question 6
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Select all that apply.
The approved flap takeoff setting(s) is/are:
Question 7
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Select all that apply.
For normal operations, according to the POH, the approved flap landing setting(s) is/are:
Question 8
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Choose the correct answer.
At a gross weight of 12,500 lbs and flaps RETRACTED, the flight load factors to which the DHC-6 airplane has been designed are (normal category):
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+3.17g to -1.5g
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+2.0g to -1.5g
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+1.5g to -3.17g
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+1.5g to -2.0g
Question 9
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Choose the correct answer.
At a gross weight of 12,500 lbs and flaps EXTENDED, the flight load factors to which the DHC-6 airplane has been designed are (normal category):
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+2.0g to -1.5g
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+3.17g to -1.5g
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+1.5g to -3.17g
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+3.17g to -2.0g
Question 10
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Select ALL that apply.
The Twin Otter is certified in the Normal Category.
Accordingly, the following are NOT approved:
Question 11
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Fill in the blank with no spaces or commas.
Flap extension must not exceed [blank_start]10[blank_end]° during or after flight in icing conditions.
Question 12
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Engine intake deflectors must be [blank_start]extended[blank_end] during flight in icing conditions.
Question 13
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Fill in the blanks with numbers only.
In level flight, the low-level trigger point is [blank_start]75[blank_end] pounds usable fuel remaining for the forward tank and [blank_start]110[blank_end] pounds usable fuel remaining for the aft tank.
Question 14
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Fill in the blanks with numbers only.
The nose wheel is steerable over a range of [blank_start]60[blank_end] degrees to left and right of the centre position for purposes of low-speed ground manoeuvring.