When you find them to be incorrect
When you must correct a discrepancy
Never, even if you entered them in error
Anytime you enter them in error or find them to be incorrect
Never
Always
For thrust reversers
During emergencies
Electrical tape
Shielding tape
Polyester tape
Silicone tape
Central
Lateral
Vertical
Longitudinal
Capacitors
Accelerometers
Stable inductors
Thermal resistors
Review the aircraft forms
Remove safety pins
Ground the aircraft
Remove streamers
No clearance
A 2 inch clearance
A 4 inch clearance
A 6 inch clearance
Sign off the operational check
Enter the malfunction in the current discrepancy block
Document the finding and refer to a new write-up documenting the malfunction
Annotate the finding and in the corrective action block and take no further action
Aircraft commander
Group commander
Avionics manager
Quality assurance
Quality assurance
Group commander
Aircraft commander
Maintenance personnel
781A
781C
781J
781K
Group commander
Aircraft commander
Aircraft maintenance technician
Aerospace ground equipment technician
Airframe time
Exceptional release
Engine servicing data
Delayed discrepancies
Never
Always
During inspections
During engine runs
Is used to document quality assurance evaluations
Is used to document scheduled maintenance on aircraft
A continuation sheet for Part V of the AFTO Form 244
Allows supervisors to review equipment maintenance documentation
Greater tension control
Reduced shock resistance
Greater elasticity of the glass fibers
Reduced optical power transmission
Remove the connector from the wire
Remove the insulation from the wire
Shrink the sealing sleeve
Shrink the crimp barrel
Eye protection
Ear protection
Wrist strap
Gloves
Above 30 percent capacity
Above 20 percent capacity
Below 30 percent of capacity
Below 20 percent of capacity
Corrosion
Chaffing
Friction
Theft
Corrosion and temperature
Air pressure and temperature
Corrosion and relative humidity
Temperature and relative humidity
Avoid leaks and improper operation of equipment
Avoid entrapment of air
Provide strain relief
Eliminate cuts
Forward
Crew
Mid
Aft
Flap
Spoiler
Aileron
Elevator
Decreased aerodynamic lift during landing
Smooth airflow around and into the engines
Aerodynamic smoothness for the aircraft landing
Aerodynamic support and control of the aircraft in-flight
Lift
Thrust
Weight
Deceleration
Wing tip to wing tip
Fuselage to the tires
Top to the bottom
Nose to the tail
Excellence
Gravity
Thrust
Drag
Air conditioning
Flight director
Instruments
Autopilot
Fuel and oil distribution
Engine starting system
Auxiliary power units
Oxygen converter
Automatic flight control system
Electronic warfare system
Liquid oxygen system
Mission computer
25 feet to the front and 5 feet to the sides
15 feet to the front and 5 feet to the sides
10 feet to the front and 2 feet to the sides
10 feet to the front and 5 feet to the sides
Remove antennas
Install protective covers
Notify the fire department
Disable and tag the system
500 pound water
150 pound water
500 pound Halon
150 pound Halon
Handled with care at all times
Co-mingled in their specific groups
Stored in humid areas to prevent overheating
Stored in a non-upright position to prevent explosions
Phased
Periodic
Isochronal
Intermediate
Hourly post-flight
Pre-flight
Periodic
Phase
Phase
Major
Pre-flight
Hourly post-flight
End-of-runway inspections
Minor and major inspections
Hourly post-flight inspections
Thru-flight and pre-flight inspections
Configuration and engine status
Discrepancies and flight status
Configuration and load status
Discrepancies and load status
AF form 1492
AFTO Form 244
AFTO Form 781A
AFTO Form 781K
Part I
Part II
Part IV
Part V
AFTO Form 244
AFTO Form 245
AF Form 979, DANGER tag
AF Form 1492, WARNING tag
RF
Kapton
Coaxial
Triaxial
50 ohms
67 ohms
76 ohms
90 ohms
Further accuracy is required
Further shielding is required
High temperature resistance is required
Installed in exhaust gas temperature systems
Fiber optic
Coaxial
Triaxial
RF
Allow adequate airflow around wires
Avoid violating the one-inch rule
Allow flexing of the wire bundle
Avoid spreading of the contacts
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