Flight Control System 1-40 Flashcards
What are the primary flight controls?
ailerons, elevator, and rudder
Secondary flight controls include?
electrically actuated pitch/
roll/yaw trim systems and a rudder trim aid device (TAD).
A trim disconnect switch, placarded TRIM DISCONNECT, is installed on the trim control panel in the front cockpit only.
False. It is in both cockpits
What are the two trim annunciators on the CWS panel?
Green TRIM OFF and TAD OFF
The trim indicator provides a
pictorial indication of the aircraft trim condition. What does the green bands indicate?
T/O position
The front and rear control sticks are interconnected by an _______ tube
interconnect
Aileron travel is limited to _____ trailing edge up and
_____ trailing edge down
20°; 11°
Aileron travel on the ground for roll trim is approximately ____ trailing edge up for either aileron and ____ trailing edge down for the opposite aileron
6°; 6°
Elevator travel is limited to
_____ trailing edge up and _____ trailing edge down deflection.
18°; 16°
A bobweight is installed on the front control stick to do what?
It increases stick forces as G-load on the aircraft increases, to improve control feel and help prevent overstressing the airframe.
Rudder pedal position can be adjusted a total of ____ inches from forward to aft.
7
Rudder travel is limited to ____ to each side.
24°
Manual yaw trim input from the pilot overrides the trim input that the TAD commands
False. Manual yaw trim input from the pilot is additive to the trim input that the TAD commands
The TAD automatically sets _____ trim in the yaw axis when the trim aid system is switched on after engine start.
takeoff
Once takeoff trim is set, the system will make no further trim inputs until when?
the aircraft accelerates to at least 80 KIAS and there is no
weight on the wheels.