4–47.
When testing the survivor’s sling
on a webbing tester what load is
applied to the sling?
1.
300 pounds
2.
500 pounds
3.
600 pounds
4.
1,000 pounds
4–48.
The rescue seat has (a) what
total number of prongs and (b)
the prongs are how many degrees
apart?
1.
(a) 2
(b) 1800
2.
(a) 3
(b) 120°
3.
(a) 4
(b)
90°
4–49.
If the rescue seat has been
immersed in salt watery it must
be cleaned with
1.
solvent
2.
gasoline
3.
mild soap and water
4.
a special chemical mixture
Learning Objective:
Identify the
operational characteristics of
the forest penetrator and rescue
net.
4–50.
The forest penetrator iS a
compact rescue device that has
what approximate weight?
1. 10 pounds
2. 20 pounds
3. 30 pounds
4. 37 pounds
1.
10 1/2 pounds
2.
12 pounds
3.
21 1/2 pounds
4.
25
pounds
4–51.
How long are the safety straps
the forest penetrator?
1 .
4 feet 9 1/4 inches
2.
5 feet 9 inches
3.
6 feet
4.
8 feet
4–52.
With the flotation collar
installed,
how far above the
surface of the water will the
forest penetrator float?
4-53.
The forest penetrator is designed
to accommodate up to how many
survivors at a time?
1.
One
2.
Two
3.
Three
4.
Four
4-54.
All forest penetrators are
subjected to a calendar
inspection every
1.
60 days
2.
90 days
3.
181 days
4.
223 days
4–55.
When you perform a calendar
inspection on the forest
penetrator, you must compare the
markings on it and the markings
on the flotation collar.
What
manual would you use to ensure
they are the applicable markings?
1.
NAVAIR 13-1-6.5
2.
NAVAIR 13-1-6.7
2.
NAVAIR 00-8OT-101
4.
NAVAIR NWP-19–1
4-56.
How many pounds does the rescue
net weigh?
4-57.
How long is the sea anchor
retaining line on the rescue net?
1.
10 feet
2.
12 feet
3.
15 feet
4.
20 feet
4-58.
During moderate seas the sea
anchor should be attached to the
rescue net so that it will extend
how far?
1.
20 feet.
2.
15 feet
3.
10 feet
4.
5 feet
1. 5 inches
2. 2 inches
3. 6 inches
4. 4 inches
Learning Objective:
Conduct
period
inspections and test of
rescue harnesses, rescue hooks,
and cattle cutters.
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