When to call MRO for a radio problem?
If the intermittent audio reception problem occurs, the tech will immediately hear the failure when the ADF audio quits. From there, the MRO technician should be able to isolate the problem further. 4) Weak transmission. This could be from a bad microphone, radio or antenna, or wire breakage.
What are the most common problems with two way radios?
Setting them down on the floor or the seat of a vehicle will dramatically affect coverage. This article covered some of the most common two-way radio problems including beeping two-way radios, dust build-up as well as poor coverage.
Why is my Comm Radio not working properly?
This phenomenon can be caused by the radio’s power wire, grounds, defective pins on the radio’s mating connector, problems with the aircraft radio itself, or damaged wiring from recent upholstery work. Check to see if the COMM radio has an intermittent or defective microphone being keyed.
Are there any problems with an aviation radio?
Richard Aboulafia, vice president of analysis with the Teal Group, aviation consultants in Fairfax, Virginia, points out that new radios are more prone to malfunction and mysterious noise contamination. “Technological change usually isn’t painless,” he says.
If the intermittent audio reception problem occurs, the tech will immediately hear the failure when the ADF audio quits. From there, the MRO technician should be able to isolate the problem further. 4) Weak transmission. This could be from a bad microphone, radio or antenna, or wire breakage.
What happens when the IV bag is higher than the heart?
If the IV bag gets higher above the patient’s heart, the IV infusion rate will speed up, and if the IV bag gets lower to the patient’s heart, the IV infusion rate will slow down.
Setting them down on the floor or the seat of a vehicle will dramatically affect coverage. This article covered some of the most common two-way radio problems including beeping two-way radios, dust build-up as well as poor coverage.
What happens when you cannulate an artery with an IV?
Remember that veins are more superficial than arteries. If you cannulate an artery, there should be a pumping of bright red blood back into your angiocath, which would not be seen when you cannulate a vein. Intraarterial injection frequently causes arterial spasm and eventual loss of limb, usually from gangrene.