Flight Data, Navigation, and Instruments Flashcards
From where do the ADC’s get pitot/static information from?
pitot static system 1 2 and provide ADC 1 and 2 respectfully.
What do the ADC’s feed information to?
AFCAS, FMS, EFIS, GPWS, FDR system, ATC transponders, Stall protection system, engine pressure ratio indication system, pressurization controller.
What happens when an ADC fails? What can you do about it?
a alert level 2 will be presented, and the other ADC can be selected on main instrument panel.
Where do you set the QNH reference pressure?
using the altimeter set panel.
What feeds the standby altimeter and standby ASI?
Pitot static system 3
What does the AOA vanes provide information for?
ADC, AFCAS and stall prevention system
Where does the TAS information to the IRS’s come from?
from ADCs
From where can you enter data into the IRS’s?
Inertial systems display unit (ISDU)
If an IRS fails, what do you see and what can you do?
A alert EFIS level 2 is presented, and local ATT/HDG light
How and from where can you align the IRS’s?
the mode selector on MSU. to Nav or ALN.
How long does the alignment take?
10mins
Can the aircraft be moved during alignment?
No
What mode will the IRS be in after alignment?
if in NAV, then nav mode.
How could you realign the IRS’s?
A full realignment or via NAV to ALN for 30 seconds.
Where can the weather radar be displayed?
on ND in ARC and MAP. display range 15-240nm