AVT2046 Radar ID, Separation, Mode C validation, Altitude

Which of the following are Primary radar Identification methods?(select all that apply)

• Position correlation

• IDENT

• Identifying turns

• Departing aircraft within 1 mile of takeoff end or runway

Which of the following are secondary radar identification methods?(select all that apply)

• IDENT

• Auto acquisition of data block

• Squawk a specific code

• Squawk standby

What is the minimum information required for a point out?

• Call sign

• Call sign and altitude

• Call sign, general position of aircraft

• Call sign specific position of aircraft and altitude

Definition of radar handoff:

• Transfer of radio communications only

• Transfer of radar identification only

• Transfer of radar ID if aircraft will enter receiving controllers airspace and communications will be transferred

• Transfer of control

What is the correct phraseology to inform a pilot that radar identification has been lost?

• Radar service terminated

• Radar contact lost

• Radar service lost

• Radar service no longer available

For radar identification and aircraft must be informed of its position when?(select all that apply)

• Identifying turns

• Always

• Within one mile of takeoff end of the runway

• By any of the beacon identification methods

In order for a Mode C readout to be considered valid it must vary by less than?

• 400 feet

• 500 feet

• 300 feet

• 100 feet

In which of the following situations must a mode C be validated?(select all that apply)

• Accepting an inter-facility hand off

• Accepting an intra-facility hand off

• Initial track start

• Incorrect or unreasonable readout

In which of the following situations must an altimeter be issued?(select all that apply)

• Once within the area of jurisdiction

• When aircraft reports passing mandatory reporting points

• When clearance out of class A airspace is issued

• As soon as practicable to all aircraft within the sector of operation

What target displayed on the radar indicates a correlated beacon?

• 3 parallel lines

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