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The output with the highest value is used to determine station pressure.
The output with the lowest value is used to determine station pressure.
The three barometer output values are averaged in order to determine station pressure.
The three barometer output values are added together in order to determine station pressure
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100.
120.
150.
170.
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100.
120.
150.
170.
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Primary sensor group.
Midfield sensor group.
Secondary sensor group.
Mid-infrared pathogen sensor group.
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Operator communications unit.
Tower electronic device.
Operator control unit.
Touch entry display.
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Monitor control panel.
Local operating network.
Environmental control unit.
Land mobile radio.
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Stop emitting squitter.
Switch frequencies.
Ignore all faults.
Shutdown.
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In the bottom floor of the air traffic control (ATC) tower.
In the central equipment racks.
At the transmit/receive site.
In the ATC tower cab.
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System monitor capability only.
The same as at any operator position.
All functions accept operator position monitor.
All functions accept active tower-to-aircraft channels.
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Local position.
Flight data position.
Supervisory configuration terminal.
Configuration and control subsystem.
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All “Y” channels.
All “X” channels.
All TACAN channels.
“X” high band channels only.
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0 – 130 miles per hour (mph).
0 – 100 mph.
10 – 130 mph.
10 – 100 mph.
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Four.
Three.
Two.
One.
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Increases reply pulse spacing.
Increases antenna rotation rate.
Adjusts output modulation levels.
Inserts random squitter transmissions.
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962–1213MHz.
962–1413MHz.
1062–1213 MHz.
1062–1413 MHz.
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Amplitude modulation capability.
Frequency demodulation capability.
Hydraulic actuated servo tuning.
Electronically tuned preselector which replaces the servo.
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In a place with direct sunlight.
In a place with indirect sunlight.
In a place where the temperature changes.
In a place where the temperature is constant.
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Two
Three
Four
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Radio distribution panel.
Radio conferencer panel.
Supervisory configuration terminal.
Radio subsystem configuration panel.
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100 linear hours.
500 linear hours.
750 linear hours.
1000 linear hours.
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One.
Two.
Three.
Four.
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Station identification.
North reference burst.
Auxiliary reference burst.
Distance measuring signal.
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Encrypted.
Digital.
Analog.
Cipher.
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AN/GRC–171.
AN/URC–119.
AN/FRN–45.
AN/FMQ–19.
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One minute.
Two minutes.
Three minutes.
Five minutes.
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Mobile microwave marker beacons.
Elevation transmitting equipment.
Azimuth transmitting equipment.
Distance measuring equipment/precision transponder equipment.
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20 nautical miles (nm) to touchdown.
19 nm to touchdown.
18 nm to touchdown.
17nm to touchdown.
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Stop snow from accumulating around the indicator probe.
Maintain a steady air temperature for accurate measurements.
Prevent damage to electronic components during extremely hot weather.
Provide fresh air to the dewpoint indicator probe for accurate measurements.
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Touch entry display.
Supervisor configuration terminal.
DVRS workstation.
Gateway interface cards.
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Inactive.
Shifting.
Off-key.
Active.
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1.5 and 8.5 feet above ground level.
3.5 and 8.5 feet above ground level.
6.5 and 10 feet above ground level.
7.5 and 10 feet above ground level.
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Up to 100.
Up to 120.
Up to 150.
An unlimited number.
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Five.
Six.
Seven.
Eight.
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72 hours.
24 hours.
12 hours.
4 hours.
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The probe’s vibrational frequency decreases.
The probe’s vibrational frequency increases.
The probe’s capacitance decreases.
The probe’s capacitance increases.
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Two.
Four.
Six.
Eight.
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12 VDC.
24 VDC.
28 VDC.
32 VDC.
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AN/GMQ–33.
AN/TMQ–36.
AN/TRN–26.
AN/TRN–41.
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One dB.
Three dB.
Six dB.
Nine dB.
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AN/TPN–19.
AN/FMQ–12.
AN/MPN–12.
AN/GRC–171B(V)4.
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One.
Two.
Three.
Four.
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30±0.1 μs.
50±0.1 μs.
70±0.1 μs.
75±0.1 μs.
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+12 VDC.
+28 VDC.
+48 VDC.
115 VAC.
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When an airfield location must meet Category I criteria.
When an airfield location must meet Category II criteria.
When an airfield location must meet Category III criteria.
When an airfield location must meet Category IV criteria.
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126 channels spaced 1-MHz apart.
128 channels spaced 1-MHz apart.
126 channels spaced 2-MHz apart.
128 channels spaced 2 MHz apart.
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CAT I or CAT II.
CAT II or CAT III.
CAT I only.
CAT II only.
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DOS.
Linux.
Windows 98.
Windows XP.
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Continuously.
Every 15 minutes.
Every 30 minutes.
Only when prompted by an operator.
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