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beinghuman 17th Oct 2011 03:52

@flying machine
 
The answer is a.

A cambered aerofoil produces lift even at 0 angles of attack. On a typical cambered aerofoil, -4 degs produces 0 lift. And since there is lift at 0 degrees, there is induced drag too.

superdunkaroos 17th Oct 2011 05:22

Quick question for those who have applied for the program and got a call for the exam. I applied on the 21st of September for the Indigo-Cae program but did not get a call for this exam.

How long after you guys applied did you get the first call for the exam?

vmendes 17th Oct 2011 05:23

I got a call for the exam on the 20th:D

mgrandhi 17th Oct 2011 05:49

@superdrunker
 
it really depends. coz its just a computer generated call

flyingmachine3 17th Oct 2011 05:54

vmendes
 
thanks mate

superdunkaroos 17th Oct 2011 05:57

Just trying to figure out what the average is.

flyingmachine3 17th Oct 2011 09:09

guys can u plz help
 
On a Lambert conformal chart the distance between two parallels of latitude having a difference of latitude = 2° , is measured to be 112 millimetres. The distance between two meridians, spaced 2° longitude, is, according to the chart 70 NM. What is the scale of the chart, in the middle of the square described?
A) 1 : 1 056 000
B) 1 : 756 000
C) 1 : 1 984 000
D) 1 : 1 233 000
ans c
how exactly thats has come could you please tell me

beinghuman 17th Oct 2011 09:13

Flying machine
 
Why don't you put up your questions in the 'General Navigation questions' thread ? In that way, it is much easier for others to track all the questions as well. :ok:

flyingmachine3 17th Oct 2011 09:32

bieng human
 
i am sorry but i am not aware of that thread can please tell me the link aswell
thanks

alonelyaviator 17th Oct 2011 15:50

Hall Ticket?
 
Hey I got second mail on 14 oct. but didnt get hall ticket:(
Any one else in the same situation waiting for final mail:ugh:
Please reply
ala

ILSAPPCH 17th Oct 2011 16:57

Help!!
 
A pilot receives the following signals from a VOR DME station: radial 180° +/- 1° , distance = 200 NM. What is the approximate error?
A) +/- 3.5 NM. [correct answer]

B) +/- 7 NM.

C) +/- 2 NM.

D) +/- 1 NM.

mine comes out to be 2.5nm

Shabez 17th Oct 2011 17:27

Use 1 in 60 rule and use degree as 1

200/60 = 3.33 ~ 3.5

flight517 17th Oct 2011 17:56

has anyone received the hall ticket for 21st oct apart from DJ flyboy???

flankerpilot 17th Oct 2011 18:47

climb ... due to the inversion which means warmer air is present above.

DJ Flyboy 18th Oct 2011 02:44


An aircraft heading 130° (M) has an ADF reading of 190° Relative is to intercept the 170° (M) track outbound from an NDB at 30° . The relative bearing of the NDB that confirms track interception is:

A) 150° Relative.
B) 140° Relative.
C) 160° Relative.
D) 170° Relative

i get answer as 150 but it is listed as 140 in the question bank...
if i consider it as wind then it should give me 160 relative
I think it is 150..since there is no wind mentioned we cant factor it in.

LieDetector 18th Oct 2011 12:55

To the guys who did not get a call do not worry there will be atleast one more exam if not two before the end of this year.

They had one A/C delivered on the 11th of this month and still 3 more to come by end of this year.

So keep studying hard and be patient!
:)

mgrandhi 19th Oct 2011 04:43

@liedetector
 
Indigo is gonna conduct exam every month for sure. Next assessment is on nov 3rd week. dates not fixed yet

flyingfreak 19th Oct 2011 13:42

hey guys, all the best for tomorrow.:)

classA 20th Oct 2011 09:35

Please help solve this question...
The center of a small island is identified at the intersection of 60 degree left bearing line and 15nm range arc of airborne weather radar. If aircraft's heading and height are 035 degrees (M) and 42500 feet. What QTE and range should be plotted in order to obtain a fix from the island? Var - 20W.

Ans - 135 degrees and 13nm.

DJ Flyboy 20th Oct 2011 10:40


Please help solve this question...
The center of a small island is identified at the intersection of 60 degree left bearing line and 15nm range arc of airborne weather radar. If aircraft's heading and height are 035 degrees (M) and 42500 feet. What QTE and range should be plotted in order to obtain a fix from the island? Var - 20W.

Ans - 135 degrees and 13nm.
035(m)-60 =335 (m)
Var = 20w therefore True bearing is 315
QTE = 315-180=135

42500feet = 7nm
Use Pythag Distance = sqrt(15x15 - 7 x 7) =13.26 nm


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