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Check lists
1) You are in the middle of doing your pre-launch check list. A person comes over to inform you that you had left your water on the ground outside the glider. You open the canopy get your water and discuss the current conditions with the person. What should you do after the person leaves the area?
2) What action do you take to ensure that no other aircraft are close to you before you engage in rapid height loss exercises? (SALTFG page 17)
3) When should the pre-landing checklist be started? (SALTFG page 17, SIM section B page 16)
Signals & Signallers
1) Which of the above signals indicates that you cannot release the rope? (SALTFG pages 7) A
B
C
D
2) Which of the above signals indicates that you should check to see if your spoilers are open? (SALTFG pages 7) A
B
C
D
3) Which of the above signals indicates that you should release immediately? (SALTFG pages 7) A
B
C
D
4) What should the wing runner be checking/ensuring while the pilot is doing their pre launch cockpit checks? (SALTFG page 5)
Radio
1) Approaching an uncontrolled aerodrome with an Aerodrome Traffic Frequency (ATF), when should you make radio calls? (Question 26 from the 2024/2025 TC self paced study program. TC AIM-RAC 4.5.7, TP 11541, CAR 602.101 (VFR), CAR 602.104 (IFR))
2) How do you change the radio frequency from Starbuck (123.4) to Homewood (123.2) in either PW-6? NB: Both Starbuck & Homewood are entries in favourites/memory of the PW-6's radios.
(PW6 Radio - Section 4.3.2, RADIO Freqs)
Airspace
1) Name all 3 of our airspace extensions. (AIR - Attachment A)
X
Y
Z
2) What altitude are you limited to at the WGC if none of our areas have been opened? (AIR & WGCFR (Terminal Control Area #4))
3) If only area A is open, can you fly to the town of Brunkild? (AIR)
4) What airspace starts just over 8 km (5 miles) south of the town of Sperling? What are this airspace's restrictions? When may you enter this airspace? (VIEWER, DAH, NOTAM)
5) Describe the airspace above the Crystal City airport (49°08'51.6"N 98°52'43.3"W) from the ground to outer space. (VIEWER, AIR, POSTER, DAH)
6) To what height may you operate in our glider areas while flying NORDO? Are there any circumstances which could change this answer? (WGCFR - TCA, FOTS - Airspace #3)
7) Is the CAP altitude on the red hotdog cart and on the flight sheets in AGL or ASL?
Right of Way
1) You are flying north at the very edge of the Eastern Boundary of the MAE at 4000 ft ASL. You suddenly notice another glider directly ahead of you heading towards you, flying south along the Eastern Boundary, at the same altitude. What do you do?
2) You are about to declare your intent to do a left hand circuit to the active runway. Before you can do so, the tow pilot declares their intent to do a right hand circuit on the active runway. What should you do?
Aerotow
1) You have noticed that you are catching up to the towplane on your take off roll. What should you do and why?
2) If you get too high on tow what may happen? (SALTFG pages 69-70)
Meteorology
TAF CYOW 271740Z
2718/2818 28015G25KT P6SM BKN050
FM280000 27010KT P6SM −SHRA OVC050
FM280500 31008KT P6SM −SHRA OVC020
FM280900 31008KT P6SM BKN025 BKN100
FM281100 28010KT P6SM FEW030
FM281700 25010KT P6SM SCT050
RMK NXT FCST BY 272100Z=
1) Using the above TAF, at what time are the light rain showers forecast to end? (SELF Q14)
METAR CYWG 212000Z 22006KT 15SM BKN240 M10/M16 A3002 RMK CI7 SLP189=
2) Translate the above METAR into plain language. (MET Section 8, WXSERV pages 17-18, MANAB)
3) What service/website/other do you use to get the weather before you fly?
Retrieving / Ground Handling
1) Who may take part in the ground handling, launching or retrieving of club gliders? (WGCFR - GROUND HANDLING OF CLUB EQUIPMENT #1)
2) According to club rules, which of the following are true? (WGCFR - GROUND HANDLING OF CLUB EQUIPMENT #2)
When ground towing gliders, only one club glider shall be towed per vehicle.
When towing a glider, the tow rope must be released from the glider manually, it is not appropriate to turn the vehicle around and pull the rope clear using the back release.
The tension in the tow rope should be relaxed before releasing the rope to avoid personal injury and aircraft damage
When ground towing WGC gliders, the control stick is to be tied back in the aft position by the lap straps, or the trim lever placed in the most rearward position.
3) What should you do after landing the glider? (WGCFR - Flight Line Traffic Procedures #4)
General Knowledge
1) No person shall act as a crew member of an aircraft within _____hours (hr) after consuming an alcoholic beverage. (Reference: TC AIM RAC Annex and CAR 602.03)
2) Active pilots that have donated blood should wait _____ hours before flying. (SELF 42, TC AIM-AIR 3.12)
3) A 35-year-old glider pilot and a 55-year-old glider pilot both visited their Aviation Medical Examiners on February 2, 2024. Until when can they exercise the privileges of their glider pilot licence? (Ref: TC AIM-LRA 1.9 Medical Fitness for Permits and Licences, 1.91 Medical Validity Periods, and Table 1.8.)
4) The club's rule on pilot currency states that 'all pilots shall have made a minimum of ___ flights within the preceding 60 days prior to flying as P1 in a club aircraft'. (WGCFR Currency)
5) You are thermalling on a weak day. You notice that the cockpit sound is getting quieter and the controls are getting a bit sluggish. What is happening and how should you respond?
Your glider is in a left turn from base to final. The yaw string is deflected topside ( right of center: ((SALTFG pages 42,90)
6) What kind of turn is this called?
7) Is this situation safe? Yes
No
Your glider is in a left turn from base to final. If the yaw string is bottom side ( left of center): (SALTFG pages 42, 100)
8) What kind of turn is this called?
9) Is this situation safe? Yes
No
10) How do you join a thermal that has another glider or gliders? (SALTFG page 43)
11) What are some of the challenges and/or differences of doing a downwind landing versus a normal into wind landing? (SALTFG pages 60-61, SIM Section B pages 53-54,78)
12) You are in straight flight descending through 4800 feet when you observe another glider at your altitude about 60 degrees to the left. The glider does not seem to be moving but is very slowly increasing in size. If the glider were to remain stationary in your view and to continue growing in size what will eventually happen?
13) Why is a skidding especially dangerous on final? (SALTFG page 98-99)
Cross Country
1) It is a great day for soaring. Both Areas A & B were opened to 8,000 ft ASL. The conditions look good to the south and southeast and you decide to try flying the ABBA Proving Ground Task (WGC, Rosenort, Homewood, WGC). You've been over the Homewood area before but haven't been out to Rosenort as Area B isn't open very often. You get out your map and/or other favourite tool(s) and look up the Rosenort area. You find that there is an airport at Rosenort. Would you consider landing at Rosenort if you got low? Why or why not? (PROVE)
PW-6 Questions
1) What is the maximum cockpit load (aircrew, parachutes & luggage) for the PW-6? (PW6 Sections 2.4, 6.2).
2) What are the minimum and maximum pilot weights with parachute for the PW-6? (PW6 Sections 2.4, 6.2).
3) What is the demonstrated crosswind performance of the PW-6? (PW6 Section 5.3.1).
4) What is the recommended approach speed in the PW-6 and how is it marked on the ASI? (PW6 Section 2.3)
5) What is VNE for the PW-6 and how is VNE marked on the ASI? (PW6 Sections 2.2 & 2.3)
6) What the rough air speed for the PW-6? (PW6 Section 2.2)
7) What is the maximum aerotow speed for the PW-6? (PW6 Section 2.2)
8) What is the minimum sink speed for the PW-6 at maximum take off weight? (PW6 Section 5.3.2)
9) What is the best L/D speed for the PW-6 at maximum take off weight? (PW6 Section 5.3.2)
10) What is the glide ratio of the PW-6? (PW6 Section 5.3.2)
PW-5 Questions
Please answer these questions if you have flown the PW-5 before or hope to fly the PW-5 this season.
1) What are the minimum and maximum pilot weights with parachute for the PW-5? (PW5 Section 6.2).
2) What must a pilot do if the combined weight of their body plus their parachute is below 60 KG? (PW5 Section 6.2).
3) What is the demonstrated crosswind performance of the PW-5? (PW5 Section 5.3.1)
4) What is the recommended approach speed in the PW-5 and how is it marked on the ASI? (PW5 Sections 2.3 & 4.5.4)
5) What is VNE for the PW-5 and how is it marked on the ASI? (PW5 Sections 2.2 & 2.3)
6) What the rough air speed for the PW-5? (PW5 Section 2.2)
7) What is the maximum aerotow speed for the PW-5? (PW5 Section 2.2)
8) What is the minimum sink speed for the PW-5 at maximum take off weight? (PW5 Section 5.3.2)
9) What is the best L/D speed for the PW-5 at maximum take off weight? (PW5 Section 5.3.2)
10) What is the glide ratio of the PW-5? (PW5 Section 5.3.2)
11) According to the manual, flights above __________ are prohibited. (PW5 Section 2.11 5)
12) When rigging the PW-5, what is the order for attaching the wings and elevator? (PW5 Section 4.2) Elevator, left wing, right wing.
Elevator, right wing, left wing.
Right wing, left wing, elevator.
Left wing, right wing, elevator.
13) When de-rigging the PW-5, what is the order for removing the wings and elevator? (PW5 Section 4.2) Elevator, left wing, right wing.
Elevator, right wing, left wing.
Right wing, left wing, elevator.
Left wing, right wing, elevator.
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