Uspa d exam - Study guides, Class notes & Summaries

USPA Level 1 State Referee Exam 2024 T-Shirts, Lifting suits, and shoes may be of any color or combination of colors. - correct answer true Supporting the bar on the thighs during deadlift is permitted as long as the bar keeps moving. - correct answer false In order to set a new National record, the amount lifted must exceed the record by at least 500g. - correct answer true Baby powder, pool hall chalk, liquid chalk, resin, talc or magnesium carbonate are the only substances that...

USPA Exam Questions & Answers 2023/2024 EACH STUNEDT SHOULD EXPECT A COMPLETE EQUIPMENT CHECK FROM THE INSTRUCTOR? - ANSWER-ALL ARE CORRECT WHOS JOB IS IT TO PROTECT THE STUDENTS PARACHUTE OPERATION HANDLES DURING BOARDING OF THE AIRCRAFT AND THE RIDE TO ALT? - ANSWER-STUDENTS ARE TAUGHT TO PROTECT THEIR HANDLES, BUT INSTRUCTORS MUST MONITOR THE CLOSLY ON THE FIRST FEW JUMPS. STUDENTS SHOULD BE TOUGHT TO FLY A STRAIGHT IN APPROACH WITHOUT S TURNS TO PRECENT... - ANSWER-COLITIONS WITH OT...

USPA C LICENSE EXAM ACTUAL EXAM 60 QUESTIONS AND CORRECT DETAILED ANSWERS (WITH RATIONALES) |LREADY GRADED A+ For high-altitude skydives (above 25,000 feet MSL), each jumper should breathe 100 percent pure oxygen: A) beginning 10 minutes prior to takeoff B) beginning at exit from the aircraft C) mixed with 10 percent nitrogen D) beginning 30 minutes prior to takeoff - Answer-D) beginning 30 minutes prior to takeoff A demonstration jump into a stadium would require which of th...

USPA D License _ EXAM STUDY GUIDE WITH COMPLETE ANSWERS

USPA A License Exam (Cat A Q&A) with complete solution 2023Approach fixed-wing aircraft from the rear. (first-jump course outline) Describe how to avoid the propeller(s) when approaching an aircraft. pilot and jumper (FAR 91.107.A.1 through .3) Who is responsible for seat belt use in the aircraft? movement on the surface (taxi), takeoff, and landing (FAR 91.107.A.2) When must seat belts be fastened? my instructor (first-jump course outline) From whom do you take dire...