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Systems Flashcards

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Pitot Static

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Airspeed Indicator

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Altimeter

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Pitot/Static Blockages

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AHRS + ADC

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Vertical Speed Indicator

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Required Equipment IFR

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Generator/Alternator
Radio (2-way)
Attitude Indicator
Ball (Slip/Skid)
Clock (w/sweeping second hand)
Altimeter-sensitive
Rate of turn Indicator
Directional Gyro
DME (above FL240)
\+
Flaps
\+
VFR (ATOMATOFLAMES)
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GPS

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Allows for accurate navigation in three
dimensions - latitude, longitude, and altitude
● Three main components
○ Space (24 satellites)
○ Control (ground monitors)
○ Aircraft (GPS Receiver)
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FIS-B (if equipped)

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Provides Meteorological and Aeronautical data

Broadcast on UAT frequency constantly

Not Client based like some broadcasting services (Garmin, Stratus)

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Transponder

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Radar Beacon
Interrogation signals
Codes assigned by ATC
Coded Reply
Mode “C” (Secondary Radar)
ALT position
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Very-high-frequency Omnidirectional Range

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3 Types
○ VOR
○ VORTAC
○ VOR/DME
Different ranges
Omnidirectional
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Instrument Landing System (ILS)

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Consists of a Glideslope (vertical guidance) and a Localizer (horizontal guidance)

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Localizer

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Horizontal guidance
Positioned at the end of runway
700 ft wide at runway threshold

Localizer service volume:
10nm, within 35 degrees of centerline
18nm, within 10 degrees of centerline

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Glideslope

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Vertical guidance
● Located 750-1250 ft down the runway and 400-600 ft from runway centerline
● Beam is 1.4 degrees thick and 0.7 degrees projected on either side

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Attitude Indicator

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Heading Indicator

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● G1000 system utilizes an HSI (Horizontal Situation Indicator)
● Current track represented by a
magenta diamond
● Turn rate trend vector

17
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Turn Coordinator

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● Canted Gyro
○ Senses both rate of roll and
rate of turn
● Standard rate turn marked on
turn index
● Does not display bank angle
● Electrically powered
18
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ILS/LOC

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● Horizontal guidance
● Positioned at the end of runway
● 700 ft wide at runway threshold

Localizer service volume

  • 10nm, within 35 degrees of centerline
  • 18nm, within 10 degrees of centerline
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Area Navigation (RNAV)

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● Allows aircraft to fly directly to
any point within the coverage
zone of the station being used
● Frees up more airspace for
traffic
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Required Navigation Performance (RNP)

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● Allows an aircraft to fly directly between two 3D points in space
● Specific testing and equipment are required (autopilot and precision computer)
● Generally won’t fly until corporate or airline aircraft

ATP Instrument Pilot (3 decks)

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