IN101/102 - Instrument Displays/Turns, Climbs, Descents Flashcards

0
Q

What are the 3 display modes of the EHSI?

A

Enroute mode
Approach mode
Composite mode

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Q

What are the 4 display modes of the EADI?

A

Enroute mode
Approach mode
Composite mode
Unusual Attitude display

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2
Q

What is the primary source for pitch and roll information?

A

EADI

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3
Q

The standby attitude indicator receives electrical power through the ________ bus

A

Battery

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4
Q

How long will the standby attitude indicator operate for in the event of total power loss?

A

6º for 9 minutes (minimum)

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5
Q

What are the two control instruments?

A

EADI

PEDD

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6
Q

What are the basic performance instruments? Other performance instruments?

A

Basic:
Altimeter
Airspeed Indicator
VSI

Other:
EHSI
AOA indicator
Turn and Bank indicator

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7
Q

What is the primary reference for power control?

A

PEDD

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8
Q

Which performance instruments lag?

A

Altimeter and VSI

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9
Q

The altimeter should be set to the local barometric setting and be within ____ feet of the field elevation.

A

75 feet

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10
Q

The EHSI and magnetic compass should be within __º of a known heading.

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11
Q

CDI error should not be greater than +/-__º

DME should be within ___nm or __% whichever is greater.

A

1/2 nm or 3% whichever is greater

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12
Q

The control surfaces should be trimmed in what order?

A

Rudder
Elevator
Ailerons

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13
Q

The approximate power setting at 150 KIAS in level flight at 15,000 feet with clean configuration is ____%

A

35%

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14
Q

The concept of flying an aircraft in instrument conditions centers on controlling ________ and ________

A

Attitude and power

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15
Q

Climbing at 140-180 knots at MAX power and clean configuration requires how much pitch?

A

10-15º up

16
Q

A 1000 fpm climb at 15,000 feet, 150 KIAS and clean config will require ___% power and ___ pitch

A

55% power and 4º up

17
Q

Level flight at 15,000 feet, 150 KIAS and clean config will require ___% power and ___ pitch

A

35% power, 2º up

18
Q

A 1000 fpm descent at 15,000 feet, 150 KIAS and clean config will require ___% power and ___ pitch

A

15% power, 2º down

19
Q

Final Approach Level flight at 110 KIAS, gear down flaps TO, will require ___% power and ___ pitch

A

35% power, 3º up

20
Q

Precision Final Approach, 600 fpm descent, at 110 KIAS, gear down flaps TO, will require ___% power and ___ pitch

A

21% power, 0º pitch

21
Q

A Non-precision Final Approach at 1000 fpm descent, at 110 KIAS, gear down flaps TO, will require ___% power and ___ pitch

A

16% power, 1º down

22
Q

Approximate AOB for standard rate turn is what formula?

A

(TAS/10)+7

23
Q

Use a heading lead point of approximately _______ the AOB for rolling out

24
Q

Constant airspeed climbs or descents are accomplished by maintaining a constant ______ indication and varying the _______ to maintain a specific airspeed.

A

power; pitch

25
Q

A good estimate for your level off lead point is __% of your vertical speed in feet

26
Q

What is the Control and Performance concept?

A
Establish attitude and power settings
Trim out control pressures
Cross-check performance instruments
Adjust attitude or power settings as necessary
ETCA (AETC with A at the end)
27
Q

What is the Airspeed/Pitch/Power/Config for Final Approach Level Flight, Precision Final Approach/600fpm descent, Non-precision Final Approach/1000fpm descent?

A

Final Approach Level Flight: 110 KIAS/3º up, 35%, Gear down, flaps TO
Precision Approach:110 KIAS/0º/21%, Gear down, flaps TO
Non-precision Final Approach: 110 KIAS/1º down, 16%, Gear down, flaps TO

28
Q

Power controls airspeed and pitch controls rate of climb or descent. If you are flying at 240 KTAS with a 3º nose down pitch, what will the VSI read?

A

1200 fpm

Formula: VSI (for 1º of pitch change) = TAS (in nm/min) x 100

(240/60) x100 = 400fpm
(3º of pitch change) x 400 =
1200 fpm

29
Q

What is the lead point for rolling out of a turn?

A

one-third the bank angle

30
Q

How many needle widths is a standard rate turn on the EADI?

A

2 needle width
1 needle for half standard rate

(Standby rate of turn indicator is 1 needle with for standard rate, 1/2 needle for 1/2 standard rate)

31
Q

What is the formula for the angle of bank for a standard rate turn?

A

TAS/10 + 7
example: 200 TAS/10 + 7 = 27º of bank

For 1/2 standard rate, the formula is: TAS/20 + 7
200 TAS/20 + 7 = 17º of bank

32
Q

What is the power setting, speed, and pitch for an instrument aileron roll?

A

220 Knots, 80%-MAX Torque, 25º nose up