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VOR and ADF Navigation Quiz
Test your knowledge on VOR and ADF navigation systems with our comprehensive quiz designed for aviation enthusiasts and professionals alike. This quiz contains 24 multiple-choice questions that cover key concepts, terminology, and operational procedures related to VOR and ADF.
Prepare yourself for the world of aviation navigation and enhance your understanding! Here’s what you can expect:
- 24 challenging questions
- Focus on VOR and ADF systems
- Instant feedback on your answers
The meaning of VOR is:
Very high range
Very high frequency omni directional range
Omni directional
The frequency allotted for the VOR:
118.00 MHz –135 MHz
108 MHz –111 MHz
108 MHz –117.95 MHz
VOR station transmit radio beams called:
Bearings
Magnetic bearings
Radials
What are the three (3) kinds of VOR stations?
Short, medium and long
Terminal, low and high altitude
Enroute VOR, approach VOR and station VOR
You should always identified the VOR before using by checking:
Morse code Identifier
Errors
Accuracy
What is an advantage of the VHF frequency used for VOR navigation?
You can received AM radio broadcast over your VOR on this frequencies
VHF frequencies are not limited by mountains or curvature of the earth
VHF radio waves are less susceptible to the interferencethan low frequency radio waves
What navigation capability does a VOR/DME provide?
Position and distance
Position only
Distance only
Why is it important to set your VOR indicator to generally agree with your intended course?
To avoid being drifted
To avoid reverse sensing
To proceed the VOR station
If the CDI is deflected 3 dots to the right of your VOR indicator and heading indicatorare in general agreement, where is your desired course:
6° left
3° right
6° right
Maximum error of VOR on ground:
2°
4°
6°
Maximum error of VOR in flight or IFR navigation:
2°
4°
6°
A procedure to find your position in the air by using 2 VOR:
Cross fixing
Intersection
Cross checking
What is the ADF frequency range?
190 –535 kHz
535 –1605 kHz
190 –106 kHz
What is the meaning of ADF?
Automatic Direction Finder
Automatic Direction Frequency
Automatic Direction Fix
NDB means?
Non-directional beacon
Non-directional Beam
Non-direction Broadcast
ADF requires two antennas:
Directional antennaand sense antenna
Beacon antenna and sense antenna
Beacon antenna and directional antenna
A kind of ADF where the nose of the aircraft is always 0°:
Movable Card
Fixed Card
Radio magnetic Card
A heading that will bring the aircraft to the NDB stations:
Relative Bearing
Magnetic Heading
Magnetic Bearing
The angular difference between the nose and the NDB station measure clockwise.
Relative Bearing
Magnetic Heading
Magnetic Bearing
A heading based on the Magnetic Compass.
Relative Bearing
Magnetic Heading
Magnetic Bearing
Magnetic heading plus relative bearing equals.
Relative Bearing
Magnetic Heading
Magnetic Bearing
A technique in flying the NDB by keeping the needle of the ADF on the aircraft nose:
Tracking
Homing
Bracketing
ADF equipment is capable of receiving signals from what type of facility?
Any FM radio stations
NDB and AM commercial broadcast station
Specially equipped VOR stations
It is the horizontal direction from 1 point to another; it can be measured clockwise in degrees from any reference point.:
Bearing
Heading
Relative Bearing
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