A. Antenna.
B. Receiver.
C. Indicator.
D. Transmitter.
A. 12.4μs.
B. 9.3μs.
C. 6.2μs.
D. 3.1μs.
A. Beacon.
B. Frequency-shift.
C. Pulse-modulation.
D. Frequency-modulation.
A. altitude and speed.
B. altitude and range.
C. range and direction.
D. speed and direction.
A. 10 miles.
B. 25 miles.
C. 50 miles.
D. 75 miles.
A. Antenna.
B. Indicator.
C. Transmitter.
D. Power supply.
A. Antenna.
B. Indicator.
C. Transmitter.
D. Synchronizer.
A. map.
B. pulse.
C. sweep.
D. spot condition.
A. altitude and ground track.
B. target elevation and speed.
C. ground speed and drift angle.
D. magnetic heading and altitude.
A. They are a constant distance away from each other.
B. The aircraft is not reflecting any of the radar pulse.
C. The aircraft is flying towards the transmitter/receiver.
D. The aircraft is flying away from the transmitter/receiver.
A. They are a constant distance away from each other.
B. The aircraft is not reflecting any of the radar pulse.
C. The aircraft is flying towards the transmitter/receiver.
D. The aircraft is flying away from the transmitter/receiver.
A. Copper, dielectric, and radiation.
B. Current, dielectric, and emission.
C. Dielectric, radiation, and current.
D. Radiation, copper, and conduction.
A. heat.
B. power.
C. reflection.
D. standing waves.
A. Choke-joint.
B. Adapter plate.
C. Universal-joint.
D. Master cylinder.
A. simulate a capacitive load.
B. simulate a resistive load.
C. prevent standing waves.
D. simulate targets.
A. Bearing.
B. Tilt control.
C. Stabilization.
D. Heading marker.
A. AM–853B.
B. CN–221A.
C. AS–653C.
D. RT–289G.
A. 5,000 feet.
B. 25,000 feet.
C. 35,000 feet.
D. 50,000 feet.
A. Two.
B. Three.
C. Four.
D. Five.
A. As an on/off and brightness control.
B. As an on/off control and to set the VALI indicator.
C. As an on/off control and as a test button to check the system.
D. As an on/off control, to set the VALI indicator, and as a test button to check the system.
A. set the display brightness to dim.
B. override the dimmer control knob.
C. allow the user to brighten the display only.
D. allow the user to both dim or brighten the display.
A. one foot.
B. two feet.
C. five feet.
D. ten feet.
A. 5,000 feet.
B. 10,000 feet.
C. 25,000 feet.
D. 50,000 feet.
A. 500 feet, and the digital display will read 88888.
B. 700 feet, and the digital display will read 88888.
C. 500 feet, and the digital display will read TEST.
D. 700 feet, and the digital display will read TEST.
A. 3 W or less.
B. 5 W or less.
C. 11 W or less.
D. 15 W or less.
A. Search radar.
B. Ground mapping.
C. Terrain following.
D. Terrain avoidance.
A. Search radar.
B. Weather radar.
C. Bombing radar.
D. Synthetis aperture radar.
A. GPS.
B. UTC.
C. NCS.
D. NTR.
A. 4 Kb/s.
B. 8 Kb/s.
C. 16 Kb/s.
D. 32 Kb/s.
A. 00001 to 00177.
B. 00177 to 00277.
C. 17700 to 17877.
D. 17877 to 17977.
A. Activity.
B. Nationality.
C. Specific type.
D. Equipment status.
A. applied to the R/T.
B. removed from the R/T.
C. applied to digital data processor.
D. removed from digital data processor.
A. and JTIDS system.
B. and digital data processor.
C. to clear the related fault cause.
D. if the related fault cause was corrected.
A. IU.
B. SDU.
C. MIU.
D. SDCU.
A. 1050 Wp.
B. 520 Wp.
C. 260 Wp.
D. 130 Wp.
A. Lithium batteries.
B. Sulphur dioxide batteries.
C. Nickel-cadmium batteries.
D. Nickel-metal hydride batteries.
A. 240 – 304 MHz.
B. 480 – 608 MHz.
C. 960 – 1215 MHz.
D. 1920 – 2430 MHz.
A. L.
B. S.
C. X.
D. Ku.
A. 258.
B. 465.
C. 516.
D. 930.
A. Once immediately before a Net Entry message is transmitted.
B. Every 12 seconds before a Net Entry message is transmitted.
C. Once immediately after a Net Entry message is transmitted.
D. Every 12 seconds when a Net Entry message is transmitted.
A. Passive and active
B. Active and dynamic.
C. Passive and radio silent.
D. Radio silent and reflexive.
A. Active.
B. Passive.
C. Dynamic.
D. Radio silent.
A. L-band antennas.
B. Multipurpose interface panel.
C. Low noise amplifier/diplexer assembly.
D. Satellite communication/global positioning system antenna.
A. Provide accurate positional data for the data link terminal.
B. Extend networks BLOS and the local area.
C. Provide LOS connectivity to a local area network.
D. Transmit secure data messages across the DAMA satellite network.
A. TACAN, VOR/ILS and radar altimeter.
B. IFF, color weather radar, and MLS.
C. ETCAS and radar altimeter.
D. IFF, ETCAS, and TACAN.
A. Information will have a very low level of data transfer determinism.
B. Information will be transferred in a reliable, deterministic, command/response fashion.
C. Information will not be transferred between bus terminals via a digital serial communications channel.
D. Electrical interface requirements will not be defined by the standard for all bus terminals and bus terminal connections.
A. 20 bits long consisting of 1 sync bit, 16 data/command/status bits, and 3 parity bits.
B. 20 bits long consisting of 3 sync bits, 16 data/command/status bits, and 1 parity bit.
C. 32 bits long consisting of 1 sync bit, 28 data/command/status bits, and 3 parity bits.
D. 32 bits long consisting of 3 sync bits, 28 data/command/status bits, and 1 parity bit.
A. Resetting terminals.
B. Synchronizing the subsystem time.
C. Executing a BC broadcast command.
D. Commanding at RT to initiate a system self-test.
A. Listen command.
B. System command.
C. Receive command.
D. Broadcast command.
A. silver.
B. silicon.
C. copper.
D. aluminum.
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