CPL Skills Test - Aircraft Knowledge Flashcards

1
Q

Landing gear - Fluid used?

A

MIL-H-5606

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2
Q

Landing gear - Purpose of pressure switch?

A

Tells system when gear is up and pressurised, turns off hydraulic pump

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3
Q

Landing gear - Gear down mechanism?

A

Gravity and hydraulics

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4
Q

Landing gear - Gear up mechanism?

A

Hydraulics

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5
Q

Landing gear - Up limit?

A

Turns off gear unsafe light after gear has been retracted

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6
Q

Landing gear - Downlock switch?

A

Turns the 3 green lights on

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7
Q

Landing gear - Squat switch?

A

Acts as weight off wheels indicator (left gear), should not be touching on the ground

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8
Q

Landing gear - When does alarm go off?

A

Flaps 25, no gear
Below 13’ manifold, no gear
No gear on ground

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9
Q

Landing gear - Emergency extension?

A

Emergency valve opens, 1800 PSI

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10
Q

Landing gear - Nose wheel steering?

A

30 degrees each way

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11
Q

Brakes - type and reservoir?

A

Single disc hydraulic on man gears. Reservoir under engine cowling

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12
Q

Flaps - Stages and type?

A

Flaps 10 - Plain
Flaps 25/40 - Slotted

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13
Q

Stabilator - Design and purpose?

A

Anti-servo trim tab to prevent overcontrol and to give positive feel

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14
Q

Ailerons - Type?

A

Differential ailerons to minimise adverse law

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15
Q

Intakes - Locations and purposes?

A

Intake below landing light - Environmental systems, air heated through shroud around exhaust for cabin and window defrost.
Intake to right of prop - Engine cooling entering towards lower portions of cylinder 2 and 4

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16
Q

Fuel system - Components?

A

Fuel selector
Fuel filter
Electric boost pump
Engine driven fuel pump
Servo Regulator
Flow Dividers
Fuel injectors
Throttle

17
Q

Fuel system - Electric boost pump purpose?

A

Provides fuel pressure for priming and as backup to engine driven pump

18
Q

Fuel system - Engine driven pump function and purpose?

A

Diaphragm pump, converts rotary motion from accessory case to linear motion through cam

19
Q

Fuel system - Servo regulator purpose?

A

Measures amount of fuel flowing to injectors. First point of control inside the servo regulator is the fuel control unit which is attached

20
Q

Fuel system - Throttle operation?

A

Throttle opens and closes the butterfly valves which controls how much air is going through the filter and induction manifold.

21
Q

Fuel system - Amounts?

A

77 gal total (38.5 in each)
72 gal usable (36 in each)
Tabs - 50 gal (25 in each)

22
Q

Fuel system - Burn?

A

12.7 gal/hr 65% power @ 2500RPM

23
Q

Induction system - alternate air source?

A

Door that functions automatically when primary source is obstructed, can also be operated manually

24
Q

Engine - layout and information?

A

Horizontally opposed, 4 cylinder, direct drive, fuel injected

200HP @2700RPM

Oil between 6-8 quarts (Skyborne standard)

25
Q

Airframe - MTOW

A

2750lbs

25
Q

Controllable pitch prop - Components and function?

A

Prop governor - Speeder spring and flyweights control flow of oil into hub via valve

Overspeed - Flyweights go out, spring and pilot valve moves up, allowing more oil to entry the hub to make pith more course.

Torque requirement increases, RPM decreases

26
Q

Electrics -Battery and alternator?

A

24V battery, 28V alternator

27
Q

Pitot static system - Locations and use?

A

Pitot tube under left wing, static pressure sensed by button vents on both sides of fuselage.

Used for ASI, altitude, and VSI

Alternate static

28
Q

Pitot static system - Alternate sources

A

Alternate static inside cockpit, left of pilot seat

29
Q

Airspeeds - Vs1/Vs?

A

Vs1 - 55
Vs - 60

30
Q

Airspeeds - Vx, Vy?

A

Vx - Gear Down - 72
Vx - Gear up - 78

Vy - Gear down - 78
Vy - Gear up - 90

31
Q

Airspeeds - Vg?

A

Vg - 79

32
Q

Airspeeds - Vle

A

Vle - Retract - 107
Vle - Extend - 129

33
Q

Airspeeds - Vfe, Va

A

Vfe - 103
Va - 118

34
Q

Airspeeds - Vno, Vne?

A

Vno - 146
Vne - 183