The GPS system was developed by whom?
US Military

How does GPS Measure
Using the travel time of a radio signal

GPS satellites will orbit
Once every 12 hours

Pseudo Range
Time

The GPS Mathematically
Triangulation

The GPS is available in two forms
About 70 ft.

What system has been developed
WAAS

Bias Errors sources are
SV Clock errors uncorrected

How many satellites are required
5 satellites in view

Normally full scale deflection
Terminal

How can the pilot be sure
The current altimeter setting must be manually

Authorization to fly approaches
All approach procedures flown are retrievable

VFR pilots using GPS navigation data should also use
All of the answers are correct

Hand held GPS
True




A GPS Stand Alone Procedure
False

If flying GPS under Phase III
An approved instrument approach procedure, other than GPS

All new Stad Alone
Area Nav Approached (RNAV)

What is the objective of the Terminal Area Arrival (TAA)?
Provide seamless transition

What are the basic elements of the "T" structure?
MAP, FAF, and IF(IAF).

The basic "T" is sometimes modified
IF(IAF) waypoint

What are pilots required to do when approaching
Execute a procedure turn

On the minimum section of the approach chart
1st line states GLS only.

If a GPS NOTAM states an outage
The aircaft is equipped with a RAIM availability prediction program

RAIM outages can be due to what?
ALL

What is the pilot's action of he has
Select a ground based instrument approach

Distance and track information is normally provided
To, not from the waypoint

During a procedure turn, the receiver
The initial waypoint inbound to the airport is crossed

What is the difference between heading and tack called?
Wind Correction Angle

What is called the distance
Cross Track

What is the primary reason for the instrument
Provide obstacle clearance to aircraft in IMC

For departures and approaches
Terminal

Pilots should
Feeder Fix

When an approach has been loaded
30 NMs

Requesting or accepting
True

What will occur
The equipment will flag