Airplane Parts Flashcards

1
Q

Archer
Max Gross Weight (lbs)

A

2550

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2
Q

Primary Flight Controls

A

Differential Ailerons
Stabilator
Rudder

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3
Q

Secondary flight controls

A

Single-slot type wing flaps
-Manually Actuated
-0°,10°,25°,40°

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4
Q

Flight controls
Trim

A

Elevator

Manually and electronically

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5
Q

Propeller

A

Sensenich
Fixed pitch
76 in
2 blades
Metal

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6
Q

Powerplant

A

Lycoming

IO-360-B4A
I = Fuel Injected
O = Horizontally Opposed Cylinders
360 = Cubic inches of displacement
- _____ = accessory configuration

4 cylinder configuration
Direct propeller drive
Air cooling
Dual magnetos

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7
Q

Power plant
Horsepower

A

180 @ 2700rpm

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8
Q

Oil System

A

Wet sump
8 qt capacity
6 qt min for school

Phillips X/C 20W-50

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9
Q

Fuel System

A

2 fuel pumps
Mechanical and engine driven

50 gal capacity
48 gal usable

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10
Q

Hydraulic System

A

MIL 5606H

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11
Q

Landing Gear

A

Fixed tricycle
Steerable Air / Oil Shock Strut (OLEO)
Brake fluid is red

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12
Q

Electrical System

A

System- 28 volt
Main battery - 24 volt
Emergency battery- 24 volt
Alternator- 70 amp

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13
Q

Electrical system
Additional Batteries

A

1x Emergency (24V approx 30min power to 30min Emergency Bus)

1x Battery for G5 (approx 4 hrs)

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14
Q

Deicing and Anti-Icing

A

Pitot heat
Windscreen defroster
Heated Static Port on Pitot Mast
Alternate static source
Alternate induction air

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15
Q

Avionics
Transponder

A

Mode S with A, C and S functions

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16
Q

Avionics
Displays

A

Garmin G1000 PFD & MFD

17
Q

Avionics

A

1: Air Data Computer (ADC) + Attitude & Heading Reference System (AHRS) (see 2 for more information)
2: AHRS for gyroscopic instruments uses rate sensors, inclinometers, accelerometers. In conjunction with a magnetometer located in the wing or tail (see POH). ADC provides information for the pitot static instruments via conventional pitot static tubing and translates them to the displays using pressure sensors.
3: The conventional standby instruments include altimeter, airspeed indicator, and attitude indicator with suction provided by an engine driven vacuum pump. 4: G1000 magnetometer in the left wing, G5 in the right

18
Q

Spark plugs

A

8 spark plugs
2 per cylinder

19
Q

Weight limits

A

Empty weight ~ 1730lbs
Max weight ~ 2550lbs
Baggage weight~ 200lbs

20
Q

gyroscopic instruments

A

rigidity in space
precession

21
Q

attitude indicator

A

rigidity in space
vacuum driven
-bank/pitch

22
Q

heading indicator

A

rigidity in space
vacuum system

23
Q

turn indicators

A

precession
*turn coordinators: rate of turn\rate and roll
*turn-and-slip indicators: rate of turn only

24
Q

vertical speed indicator

A

rate of climb and rate trend
diaphragm to static source
static pressure via calibrated leak
responds to pressure change over time
expands and contracts

25
Q

altimeter

A

-height above given pressure level
based on standard pressure lapse rate of 1000 per in of mercury
-aneroid wafers expand and contract with changes in pressure received from static port
mechanical linkage between aneroid wafers and display translates the sensed pressure to altitude indication

26
Q

VSI

A

vertical speed indicator
rate of climb in fpm
rate trend
diaphragm connected to static source
outside diaphragm receives static pressure via calibrated leak
static pressure over time

27
Q

static port blockages
airspeed indicator

A

indicates correctly only at blockage altitude
lower altitudes- airspeed indicates lower than it should
low altitudes- indicates higher than it should

28
Q

static port blockages
altimeter

A

will freeze on the altitude where it was blocked

29
Q

static port blockages
VSI

A

freezes on zero

30
Q

static port blockages
alt air

A

airspeed indicator- indicate faster airspeed
altimeter- indicate higher
VSI- momentarily show a climb, then to 0