Private LTA

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#1. What is the automated weather frequency for Chariton?

125.525

102.525

120.975

They do not have one.

#2. If you deviate from a FAR what are you required to do?

Nothing.

Report if damage or injury has occured.

Notify the nearest FSDO within 48 hours.

File a report only upon the request of the Administrator,

#3. What is a NOTAM?

Notification about Military operations.

Hazzardous weather.

NO Traffic Admitted.

Notice to Air Men.

#4. When must your aircraft be inspected?

Every Year.

After 24 Months.

Within 13 months of the previous inspection.

Within 12 calendar months or 100 hours of flight time since the last inspection.

#5. What conditions are expected ahead of a cold front?

Potential Thunderstorms.

A slow gradual rain.

High winds

A sudden drop in tempatures.

#6. What is the weight of liquid propane per gallon?

6.5 pounds per gallon.

4.2 pounds per gallon.

8 pounds per gallon.

3.5 KG per Gallon.

#7. What does the Circled R symbol represent?

Private Airfield.

Railway Station.

Railroad Crossing.

Vector Highway.

#8. What does the Blue H indicate?

Cold Front.

High Pressure.

Low Pressure.

Stationary Front.

#9. ON a sectional chart towers and other obsticals are listed in?

Feet above the ground.

Feet above Sea Level.

Adjusted for atmospheric pressure.

Listed in AGL / MSL

#10. Who has the right-of-way over any other category of aircraft

Sail Plane

Hang Glider

Balloon

Parachute

#11. What does this symbol mean on a surface chart?

Warm air lifting.

Cold air behind this line.

Warm Front.

Turbulence.

#12. While in Class "E" airspace, opperating under 10,000 MSL for VFR you must have?

3 mile visibility.

2 mile visibility.

Clear of Clouds.

5 mile visibility.

#13. What documents must be on board the aircraft while in opperation?

Flight Review, Air Craft Log, Drivers License.

Pilot Log Book, Aircraft Log Book, Pilots license.

Aircraft Flight Manul, Registration, Airworthyness certificate.

Manufacture type certificate, Registration, Pilot Logbook

#14. How often should a pilot complete a flight review?

Once every year.

Once every 24 months.

Every 90 days.

Right before getting thier pilots certificate.

#15. What conditions may cause a shallow hollow sounding burner?

Over pressure of your fuel

Switching from one tank to another.

Broken altimiter

Burner not getting liquid fuel

#16. What is minimum daytime visibility required for student solo flight?

Ceiling of 400ft or Higher

3 miles visibility

No Clouds

1 mile visibility

#17. How is a High Pressure area described?

Convergent and Counter Clockwise Rotation.

Divergent and Clockwise rotation.

Stormy weather.

Drop in barometric pressure.

#18. How does "False Lift" occur.

When someone exits the basket too soon.

When air travels quickly over the top of the balloon.

Adding too much heat to the balloon.

Not enough weight on board.

#19. What must you have on your person whlie conducting as PIC?

Your Log Book.

Your Drivers License.

Your Conseal Carry Permit.

Your pilots certificate or student certificate

#20. What documentation must be with you when you are flying your balloon?

Pilot Log, Aircraft Log, student certificate.

Airworthiness, Registration, Pilot certificate or student certificate. Flight Manual

Flight manual, Aircraft Registration, Log book, signed certificate.

Drivers license, Pilot license, Conceal Carry Permit.

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