Longitudinal Control Flashcards
What happens to the elevator when you pull back on the stick?
They go up.
What should you do to the twim wheel and tab to push the nose down?
Put them up.
What does the use of trim tab do to elevator authority?
Reduces it,
What does THS stand for?
Trim able horizontal stabiliser.
What does a THS allow for in regards to C of G?
Forward.
What happens if you trim the aircraft mose down with a forward C of G?
Hard to rotate.
What happens if you trim an aircraft with a nose up trim whilst having an aft C of G?
Rotate early therefore possible stall or tailstrike.
The trim position should blank the C of G positon?
Counter.
If the C of G is forward, what should the trim position be?
Nose up.
If the C of G is aft, what should the trim position be?
Nose down.
What will hapen to the pitch of the aircraft if the leading edge of the trim in pitched down?
Pitch up.
What should you do to reduce the effects of a nose down jammed trim?
Fly slower and increase flaps.
What should you do to reduce the effects of a nose up jammed trim?
Increase thrust.
If a trim is jammed pitched nose up, what happens to the pitch of the aircraft?
Pitch down.
Which of the following affect the setting of the stabiliser trim for take-off?
- Flap setting
- CG position
- Actual take-off mass
- Outside air temperature
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Aileron reversal can occur at high speeds when the wing with the down-going aileron twists, reducing that wing’s blank.
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