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V/P<br />

VSD<br />

3 Vector processor.<br />

V RA Rough-air speed; maximum recommended EAS for<br />

= K –– 2 ro<br />

– 1 by suffix number, thus *-7 (NSA 1974–).<br />

a – where K is constant, r o is distance to VRMT Virtual-reality maintenance trainer.<br />

4 Video processor.<br />

flight in turbulence.<br />

5 Combat helicopter regiment (R).<br />

VRAM Video random-access memory.<br />

6 Validation parameter.<br />

VRB 1 Voice rotating beacon.<br />

V/P Vehicle or personnel deviation, any action that 2 Variable.<br />

violates FARs.<br />

VRBL, Vrbl Variable.<br />

V p 1 Propellant volume; that volume occupied by solid VRC 1 Vendor reject crib.<br />

propellant in a rocket motor.<br />

2 Value relay centre (EC).<br />

2 Propwash velocity, V + v.<br />

VRD Virtual retinal display.<br />

v.p. Vapour pressure.<br />

V REF 1 Loosely, any reference, or ‘bug’, speed.<br />

VPAC Vapour-phase aluminide coating.<br />

2 In jet transports, a typical approach speed at about<br />

V path Vertical path.<br />

1.35 Vs0 (chiefly US).<br />

VPC Vertical-path computer.<br />

V rel Relative velocity.<br />

VPD Virtual product design.<br />

VRF Code: ferry squadron (USN).<br />

VPDS Variable public display system.<br />

VRG 1 Vertical reference gyro, = vertical gyro.<br />

V % Best angle-of-climb speed (UK usage, US = Vx).<br />

2 VDL(2) reference guide.<br />

V %SE Best angle-of-climb speed, single-engine (UK). vrille Spin (arch.).<br />

V peri Perigee velocity, maximum speed of satellite<br />

VRK Very Restricted Knowledge, classification refined<br />

VROC 1 Vertical rate of climb (helicopter).<br />

centre of primary and a is semi-axis of elliptical orbit.<br />

2 Validated rate of climb.<br />

VPI 1 Vapour-phase inhibitor.<br />

VRP 1 Visual reporting post or point.<br />

2 Vertical-position indicator.<br />

2 Visual refrence point, giving a fix.<br />

VPM Virtual product management, or model.<br />

VRPS Voice recording and playback system.<br />

vpm, v.p.m. Vibrations per minute.<br />

VPN<br />

1 Vickers pyramid number.<br />

2 Variable primary nozzle.<br />

3 Virtual private network.<br />

4 Vendor part number.<br />

VPP Voluntary Protection Program (OSHA).<br />

VPR Voice position report.<br />

VPS Vacuum plasma spray.<br />

VPTAR See Vaptar.<br />

VPTS Voice-processing training system.<br />

VPU 1 Video, or voice, processing unit.<br />

2 Vortac position unit.<br />

VPU(D) Voice processor unit with data mode.<br />

VPVO Air-defence troops (R).<br />

VR 1 Resultant velocity.<br />

2 Vernier radial (thruster).<br />

3 Visual reconnaissance.<br />

4 Volunteer Reserve.<br />

5 Veer[ring].<br />

6 Visual route, rules or range.<br />

7 Vortex ring.<br />

8 Virtual reality.<br />

9 Voice recognition.<br />

10 Variable reluctance [much less common, variable<br />

resistance].<br />

V R 1 Rotation speed, at which PIC starts to pull back on<br />

yoke to rotate aeroplane in pitch; normally determined by<br />

one of following: not less than 1.05 V MCA ; not less than 1.1<br />

V MS ; not less than 1.05 or 1.1 V MU ; and it must allow 1.1<br />

V MCA or 1.2 V MS to be achieved at screen after one engine<br />

failure.<br />

2 Radar velocity, i.e., of aircraft in which it is<br />

mounted.<br />

3 Heading to a radial (US wording).<br />

V r Radial velocity, eg component of velocity along<br />

sightline to target (rate of change of range) or fluid<br />

speed along radial direction in centrifugal compressor<br />

measured relative to compressor (ie eliminating tangential<br />

component).<br />

VRA Variable-response [research] aircraft.<br />

VRS<br />

1 Video recording system.<br />

2 Voice response system.<br />

3 VTOL recovery and surveillance [aircraft] (USCG).<br />

4 Vortex-ring state.<br />

VRT Virtual-reality toolkit [& S adds and simulator].<br />

VR(T) Volunteer Reserve (Training) (UK).<br />

VRU Vertical reference unit.<br />

VS 1 USN squadron code: fixed-wing ASW.<br />

2 Vestigial sideband.<br />

3 Velocity search (radar).<br />

4 Vane set.<br />

5 Vertical speed (also V/S, VSP).<br />

6 Versus.<br />

V s 1 Stalling speed; IAS at which aeroplane exhibits<br />

characteristics or behaviour accepted as defining stall (in<br />

US, FAA adds ‘or minimum steady flight speed at which<br />

airplane is controllable’, which is not same thing and is<br />

separately defined in UK as V MCA ). V s0 , V s1 see entries.<br />

2 Velocity of slip (propeller).<br />

3 Slipstream velocity, relative to aircraft.<br />

4 Sink rate.<br />

V/S Vertical speed.<br />

VSA 1 By visual reference to ground (ICAO code).<br />

2 Value-stream analysis.<br />

VSAM Vestigial-sideband amplitude modulation.<br />

VSAT, V-Sat Very small aperture terminal.<br />

VSB 1 Vendor service bulletin.<br />

2 Visible.<br />

vsby Visibility.<br />

VSC 1 Video scan converter.<br />

2 Vacuum system control.<br />

VSCAS Variable-stability control-augmentation<br />

system.<br />

VSCF Variable-speed constant-frequency.<br />

VSCS 1 Voice switching and communications, or<br />

control, system (FAA).<br />

2 Vertical-stabilizer control system (Notar).<br />

VSD 1 Vertical situation display.<br />

2 Video symbology display.<br />

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