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Explain the basic operation of Loran fundamentals and functions. (I)
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2.
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Explain the basic operation of Omega fundamentals and functions. (I)
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3.
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Explain the basic operation of global position system fundamentals and
functions. (I)
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4.
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Explain the basic operation of inertial navigation system fundamentals
and functions. (I)
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5.
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Explain the basic operation of inertial reference system fundamentals
and functions. (I)
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6.
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Test, troubleshoot, and repair Loran, Omega, global position, inertial
navigation, and inertial reference system components. (I)
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7.
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Explain the basic operation of area navigation fundamentals and
functions. (II)
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8.
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Test, troubleshoot, and repair area navigation system components. (II)
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9.
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Explain the basic operation of autopilot and flight director system
fundamentals and functions. (III)
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10.
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Test, troubleshoot, and repair the autopilot and flight director
fundamentals and functions. (III)
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11.
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Explain the basic operation of the flight management computer system.
(IV)
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12.
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Test and troubleshoot the flight management computer system. (IV)
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13.
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Explain the basic operation of the performance management and data
computer systems. (V)
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14.
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Explain the basic operation of self-contained weather and Doppler
radar systems. (VI)
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15.
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Explain the basic operation of airborne data integrated systems. (VII)
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16.
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Test and troubleshoot the airborne data integrated systems. (VII)
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17.
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Explain the basic operation of weight and balance computer systems.
(VIII)
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18.
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Test and troubleshoot weight and balance computer systems. (VIII)
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I. Loran A, B, and C, Omega, Global Position System (GPS),
Inertial Navigation System (INS), and Inertial Reference
System (IRS)
A. Loran fundamentals, theory of operation, and functions
3. Basic and specific rates
5. Antenna locations and requirements
7. Factors that affect position fixes
b. Noise and interference
8. Additional secondary factor corrections
10. Loran circuits and components
5. Operation and controls
8. Circuits and components
2. Advantages over Omega and Loran C
3. Operation and controls
4. Circuits and components
c. Control panel and mock select
c. Control panel and mode select
F. Test, troubleshoot, and repair procedures
II. Area Navigation Systems (RNAV)
A. Area navigation functions and principles of operation
4. Solid-state serve filter
1. Very high frequency omnirange and distance measuring
equipment
E. Typical RNAV cirucits and components
F. System maintenance and calibration
H. Test, troubleshoot, and repair procedures
III. Autopilot and Flight Director Systems
A. Aerodynamic principles of operation
4. Functions of each control
E. Theory of flight control
2. Occupy a desired known point in space at all times
F. Flight director functions
4. Flight instrument accessory unit
7. Development of commands in flight directors
8. Computer warning system
9. Navigation warning annunciator
10. Interaction of autopilot and flight director systems
b. Very high frequency omnirange
G. Simple stability systems
2. Three-axis auto pilots
3. Roll and yaw stabilization
H. Inertial navigation system
I. Inertial reference units
J. Autopilot and flight director system schematics
K. Autopilot and flight director circuits and components
L. Test, troubleshoot, and repair procedures
IV. Flight Management Computer Systems
D. Component function description
3. Flight management computer
G. Test, troubleshoot, and repair procedures
V. Performance Management and Data Computer Systems
B. Engine pressure ratio indicator
E. Performance data computer
VI. Self-Contained Weather and Doppler Radar Systems
A. Principles of weather radar
6. Sensitivity and time control
7. Plan position indicator
F. Navigation calculations
H. Doppler radar circuits and components
I. Weather radar circuits and components
VII. Airborne Data Integrated Systems
D. Data entry panel and printer
E. Test, troubleshoot, and repair procedures
VIII. Weight and Balance Computer
D. Test, troubleshoot, and repair procedures
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