Systems 2 Flashcards
When approaching to land what is being indicated when the AoA indexer displays amber lights?
AoA is lower than the ideal approach (too fast)
If airspeed and altitude indications on the PFD and the SFD disagree, this could be:
Possible Pitot tube and/or static port blockages
What sensor doesnt have de-icing heaters?
OAT sensor
Which instrument is the central point returned to when scanning flight instruments?
Attitude indicator
Which of the following is NOT a performance instrument?
ASI
VSI
AI
Alt
AI Attitude indicator
Strand by instruments are always standalone analogue instrument? T/F
False
Red V marks on the attitude indicator show:
The Angle of climb or dive
The rate of turn
The shortest direction to decrease the pitch angle
The shortest direction to decrease the pitch angle (shortest path to the closest horizon)
What is being indicated if the colour of the G meter pointer is amber?
G-load is within 1G +/- g-limits
What is the maximum range displayed by the PFD HSI in map mode?
640 NM
What does the Red Cross in data area indicate?
No valid data available
If the actual vert speed is 7000ft/min, VSI will display:
7000ft/min digital - 6000ft/min analogue
Which indication is available in HSI CDI mode?
Deviation dots
The airspeed displayed on SFD is in the range of:
40 to 950KIAS
45 to 900KIAS
45 to 999KIAS
40 to 950 KIAS
A green arrow under the heading ribbon indicates?
Direction to VOR beacon
The SFDR in the rear cockpit is a?
Repeater only that Rx all its data from the SFD
SFDR data input functions are controlled by?
Nothing, SFDR is a repeater of the SFD
The IBIT on the SFD is activated by?
Pressing both NAV and ALN keys twice within two seconds
What flight data is not displayed on the SFD?
G-Load
What Data does the EMD receive from the power management unit?
Prop RPM (NP)
Which of these is displayed on the EMD permanently?
Current software version, AC type, total run time
Flap indication
Oil pressure
Oil pressure
What TQ value is 75% in PMS manual mode? Red Amber or Green?
Amber
If the ADC fails, what data will you loose on the HUD?
Airspeed
Altitude
Mach
Power to the HUD and HUDR is controlled by?
HSG
The aircraft longitudinal acceleration along the flight path is indicated by?
Power chevrons
What is the function of the castle switch in NAV mode? (Control column)
Swap MFD displays
(Control Column) which switch disconnects the pitch and roll servos?
Tactile Control Steering (TCS) switch
In the event of RIOC 1 failure which HOTAS functions are affected?
Front and Rear cockpit
Front cockpit
Rear cockpit
Front Cockpit
The climb dive marker (CDM):
is fixed in HUD FOV
gives a true representation of aircraft flight path in pitch
Indicates drift angle
Gives a true representation of aircraft flight path in pitch
When is the manual mode of operation automatically selected?
When the normal and emergency system pressure falls below the master cylinder
On some AC, ……………… are used on the LE of the wings to augment lift.
Slats
What is the term used to describe a FCS that uses a flight computer to send and receive digital signals to control flight surfaces.
Fly By Wire
Which secondary flight control increases drag with only small effect on lift?
Air brake
Fly by wire is a term used to describe a flight control system where?
a flight control computer is used to send and receive digital signals to control flight services
The primary flight control surfaces are?
Ailerons, rudder and elevators
The air brake be used to increase drag without making significant change to lift? T/F
T
The TAD provides automatic trim for?
The rudder
The PC21 control column is used to operate which control surfaces?
Aileron and Elevator
The PC21 air brake is operated by?
The air brake switch on the PCL
What are the 3 Primary flight controls?
Rudder
Elevator
Aileron
*** A Fly by wire system involves digital signals from an air data computer which operate what?
Electro-Hydraulic servos to the control surfaces.
A mechanical flight control system uses what types of components to transfer inputs?
Cables, Pulleys (turnbuckles), levers, rods, bell-cranks
What are the flaps used for?
Increase the camber of the wings and provide greater lift and control at lower speed
Can shorten take-off and landing runs
Many large aircraft use Fowler flaps, why?
In the first stages of extension, there is a large increase in lift but little increase in drag
An air brake will slow you down with little change to lift while increasing what?
Increasing drag and approach angle
What are spoilers used for and what is a negative effect of spoilers?
Lift dumpers - by disrupting laminar air flow
Spoil the lift over the upper surface of the wing
Increase stall speed
What is the function of wing slats?
Are moveable aerofoil on the front of the LE and allow the high pressure air to flow to the low pressure and over the wing
Re-energises the boundary layer
Moves the separation point towards
Delays onset of stall
What are trim tabs used for?
Release pilot loads or reduces sensitivity
AIDS a pilot to overcome forces needed to move a control surface
The PC21 FCS uses a combination of what type of components?
Mechanical and Electro-hydraulic
The TAD automatically moves the rudder trim tab at the required angle to keep the aircraft in cord flight. What parameters are considered by the RIOCs to achieve the correct movement?
Airspeed
AoA
Engine TQ
*** At what angle of aileron deflection do the spoilers start operating and when are they fully deployed?
4 deg start
13 deg full deflection
What is common about the ailerons, air brake, flaps and roll spoiler system?
All use Hydraulic power
Which hydraulic power system controls the aileron hydraulic power, roll spoilers and air brake?
Main Hydraulic system (Emergency actuator)
What are the secondary flight controls on the PC21?
Flaps
Air brake
Tabs
What is affected if the TRIM/AIL switch on the PC21 is in the off position?
Wheel powered brakes Anti0skid system TAD Trim systems Hydraulics to ailerons and roll spoilers
*** What are the 2 indications the flaps are not in the up position above 183KIAS?
Aural over speed tone
Flap over speed caution (Amber on the MFD)
Under what circumstances would you switch the TRIM?AIL PWR off during normal operations?
Trim runaway - inhibits TAD
The autopilot and flight director system (AFDS) controls the aircraft around what two axis?
Longitudinal (Roll)
Lateral (Pitch)
What is affected if the TRIM/AIL switch on the PC21 is in the off position?
Powered brakes, anti skid system, TAD, trim systems, Hydraulics to ailerons and roll spoilers