Type Manual Flashcards
What is the definition of a CAUTION?
Operating procedures, techniques, etc which may result in damage to equipment if not carefully followed.
What is the definition of a WARNING?
Operating procedures, techniques, etc which may result in personal injury or loss of life if not carefully followed.
What is the definition of a NOTE?
Operating procedures, techniques, etc which is considered essential to emphasise.
What type of fuselage is fitted to the CT4B?
Semi-monocoque
What is the deflection limit of the flaps?
30 DEG down
What is the deflection limit of the ailerons?
- 5 DEG down
16. 5 DEG up
What is the deflection limit of the elevator?
15 DEG down
25 DEG up
What is the deflection limit of the rudder?
30 DEG Left & Right
What form of trim system is fitted to the CT4B?
Trim bias system
What is the deflection limit of the nose wheel?
15 DEG Left & Right
How many brake cylinders does the CT4B have?
4x master cylinders
2x slave cylinders
How is the fuel quantity measured in the CT4B fuel tanks?
Via capacitance
How often is the fuel quantity measured in the CT4B?
Every 16 seconds
What form of battery is fitted to the CT4B?
Sealed lead acid
24 Volts
13.6 Amp Hours
How often can circuit breakers be reset?
ONCE only
Except Alternator C/B
What is the normal output of the alternator?
5-40 Amps
When does the over voltage relay activate?
32 +/- 0.2 Volts
What is the duty cycle of the starter motor?
30 seconds on
3-5 minutes off
Is the magneto ignition system independent of the aircraft electrical system?
Yes
What temperature does the oil cooler vernatherm regulate at?
77 DEG
How much oil may be lost during an aerobatic sequence?
~1/2 US quart per 10 min sequence
What is the limiting factor for inverted flight?
Collector tank fuel
Not oil
What may cause spark plug fouling?
Excessive idling or operations at low RPM
What can ‘throttle bashing’ cause?
Damage to control linkages. Increased strain on main engine components. Engine over speed. Engine de-tuning. Shearing of accessory drive shaft.
