Question 1
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Following repair actions, how do you check electrical equipment before testing?
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Visually
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Electrically
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Mechanically
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Operationally
Question 2
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Which technical order contains inspection and repair information that applies across all aircraft wiring systems?
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1-1A-14
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1-11A-14
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14-1A-1
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11-1A-14
Question 3
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When do you use compressed air for cleaning electrical equipment
Question 4
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What is the maximum allowable pressure to use when cleaning electrical equipment with compressed air?
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15 psi
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20 psi
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25 psi
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30 psi
Question 5
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To prevent chafing, the slack in a wiring harness between two support points normally should not exceed
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1/4 inch
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3/8 inch
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1/2 inch
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5/8 inch
Question 6
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What is the only real cure for wire chafing problems?
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Eliminating the need for fasteners
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following proper maintenance procedures
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Eliminating slack from all wiring harnesses
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Eliminating the use of crimped or spliced wires
Question 7
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Which method is not an acceptable way to prevent possible chaffing problems?
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Routing coaxial cables in the most direct way possible
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Routing wires or bundles parallel to the ribs of the aircraft
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Routing wires and bundles at right angles to the ribs of the aircraft
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Routing wires and bundles back on themselves and placing the folds inside the bundle
Question 8
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When installing aircraft wiring, you must ensure wires or wire bundles do not come within
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1/2 inch of the edge of the hole when routed through a bulkhead opening and when a suitable grommet and clam is installed
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1 inch of the edge of a hole when routed through a bulkhead opening and when a suitable grommet and clam is installed
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1/2 inch of the edge of a hole when routed through a bulkhead opening and when a suitable grommet and clamp is installed
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1/4 inch of the edge of a hole when routed through a bulkhead opening and when a suitable grommet and clamp is installed
Question 9
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Who initiates a one-time inspection if the sampled aircraft indicates a chafing problem or the detected chafing isn an operational safety hazard?
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Chief quality insurance inspector
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Maintenance group commander
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Production superintendent
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Squadron commander
Question 10
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A coaxial cable is protected on the outside by a
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Braided sleeve
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metal braiding
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dielectric material
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tough outer jacket
Question 11
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What is a primary function of the dielectric in coaxial cables?
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Providing a third highly insulated path for signals and low voltage current
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Proving a low ohmic value conductor between the center and outer conductors
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Maintaining a protective shield over the inner conductor to prevent transient radio frequency signal interference
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Maintaining the relative position of the inner conductor inside the outer conductor and therefore keeping the capacitance between the two at a constant value
Question 12
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Which standard defines implementation requirements of the aircraft/store electrical (fiber optic) Interconnection System (AEIS) in aircraft stores?
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MIL-STD-1760
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MIL-STD-1670
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MIL-STD-1060
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MIL-STD-760
Question 13
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When working with coaxial cable, you must never step on it, set anything heavy on it, or bend it sharply because doing so will
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Begin a weak point for future chaffing to occur
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Cause a weak point for future corrosion to occur
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Cause a weak point for radio frequency intrusion
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Flatten the cable and change its electrical characteristics
Question 14
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When installing a connector on coaxial cable, you must use care in starting the braid clamp nut into a plug or jack body to prevent
Question 15
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Who should do electrical repairs?
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Anyone
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Degreed personnel only
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Certified personnel only
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Qualified personnel only
Question 16
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As a general rule, when you are working on electrical items, they should have the power
Question 17
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When performing measurements on energized circuits, meters should
Question 18
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When voltage is applied to equipment being repaired, personnel must
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Remove all nonessential tools from the workbench
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Stay away from the workbench
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Keep all tools on hand next to the equipment being repaired
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Remove essential tools from the equipment being repaired
Question 19
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What must you do to a salvaged protective boot before you re-install it?
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Heat it to restore its pliability
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Clean it with a solvent and then heat it to restore its pliability
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Clean it with a solvent and then coat it with an adhesive when thoroughly dry
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Clean it with a solvent then let non-destructive inspection (NDI) personnel inspect it to verify its structural integrity
Question 20
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When shrinking a protective boot for wiring, work slowly from the
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Inside to the outside
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Connector to the braid end
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Braid end tot he connector
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Middle of the connector to either end
Question 21
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What is the only heat gun presently authorized around fueled aircraft?
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Electrical motor driven heat guns
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Positive pressure, fully contained flame units
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Soldering gun mounted fan/heat pump
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Compressed air/nitrogen heat gun kit
Question 22
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What do you use to make a spot tie on silicone tape when repairing a wire braid?
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Plastic pull-ties
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Dacron lacing tape
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Nylon lacing tape
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Waxed lacing string
Question 23
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The indicating band on the working end of the solderless connector insertion tool determines the
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Correct gauge wire to use
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Proper size crimp to be made
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Correct depth to insert the tool
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Proper length to strip the insulation off the wire
Question 24
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You must never use pin insertion tools with burrs or sharp edges because they
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Can present the insulation of the wire attached to the pin you are trying to install
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Present a hazard to the operator possibly causing laceration tooth fingers or other parts of the hands
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Can cut through the grommet wire sealing webs and destroy the environment sealing capabilities of a connector
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Can scrape off the letter or number marking on the back of the connector making it more difficult to ensure correct pin insertion
Question 25
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Similar to contact insertion tools, extraction tools for solder less connectors are
Question 26
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Chaffing is nothing more than some type of constant friction between wiring harnesses and electrical components or between wiring harnesses and the structure to which they are attached.
Question 27
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Interior chaffing of a wire is the most common form of chaffing
Question 28
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the wings weapons manager monitors and tracks instances of wire, harness, and metal lines/tube chaffing
Question 29
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You can interchange cables with different types of dielectric if they are of the same physical and electrical characteristics.
Question 30
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Coaxial cable consists of an inner (center) conductor separated rom the outer conducted, usually called a shield, by an insulating dielectric
Question 31
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You may split coaxial cable anytime you feel it is necessary to split it.
Question 32
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When is a safety observe required when applying voltage?
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When voltage is over 50 volts
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When voltage is under 50 volts
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When voltage is over 300 volts
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When voltage is under 300 volts
Question 33
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When installing crimp type contacts, you should fill all unused holes of a connector with unwired contacts and sealing plugs.