Vertical Speed Indicator | IVSI Flashcards

1
Q

IVSI stands for ___ VSI

A

Instantaneous

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2
Q

It uses ___ accelerometers, connected to the same static line, to reduce lag errors.

A

two

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3
Q

The accelerometers are small ___ with weights inside, held in balance by springs and their own mass.

A

cyclinders

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4
Q

The weights are centralised when stabilised in the climb/descent, but when levelling, they act in ___ direction to sharply reduce the instrument indications by puffing air into the appropriate places.

A

opposing

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5
Q

When returning to level flight from large angles of bank, the IVSI will initially show a ___

A

climb

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6
Q

If a turn with a large angle of bank is maintained, the IVSI will stabilise to zero, then indicate a ___ on rollout

A

descent

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7
Q

IVSIs should not be relied upon while initiating or ending turns at bank angles of more than __ degrees

A

40

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