Review Questions (cont)

T-45C TS INav-04; ADV INav-02

Components and Characteristics of the Instrument Landing System (ILS)

10. To monitor the tone associated with the _______ ________, toggle the

switch on the communication control panel to MKR. The aural tone

volume ________ (can/cannot) be controlled with the RCVR knob.

The lights associated with the ______ _______ can be dimmed by

momentarily placing the MASTER/CAUT switch on the Annunciator DIM/

TEST Panel to DIM.

11. DME may be used in place of the _______ _______ . DME, if coupled to

the ILS will be tuned _________ to one of ________ UHF frequencies

when the ILS frequency is initially set up.

12. Cross-radial fixes from a ______ are not ________ in the T45C because

that would require the pilot to _______ the primary navigation indication

when on the FAC.

13. The ________ _________ is a low power navigation beacon used as the

OM or MM and operates in the ______ frequency range. This NAVAID is

not available in the T-45C.

14. Sequenced running lights are known also as ________ lights. These

lights are associated with the ________ _______ system.

15. Runway centerline lights and touchdown zone lights are in a category of

lights known as __-______ lights. Centerline lights are white until the last

_______ ft of runway and ______ & ______ to _______ ft from the end of

the runway and ________ for the last ________ ft.

16. REILs are installed at ends of runways to provide _______ and _______

identification of the _________ end of a particular runway.

17. Runway edge lights are normally white except on runways that are

designated “___________” runways where ________ lights replace the

white lights for the last ________ ft of the runway or half the runway

length, whichever is less, to form a __________ zone.

18. The ________ and ________ are variable in intensity which may be

increased or decreased at the pilot’s request to the controlling agency or,

at some airports, by keying his _______ radio.

19. ILS/LOC frequencies are tuned on the _______ control panel. ILS/LOC

frequencies can be identified by those ending with _______ decimals

between 108.10 and 111.95. The coded identifier is a ______ letter

identifier beginning with the letter “__”.

20. The FWD/AFT option on the HSI display selects and identifies which

cockpit controls the __________ display and the ____ and ______ control

panels. The COMM transfer switches select and identify which cockpit

has control of the _________ and _________.

21. To receive DME on an ILS approach where the DME feature is not

coupled with the ILS VHF frequency, the pilot will have to tune the

_______ on the ________ ______ ________ .

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