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– It avoids running fuel and oil into the cockpit
– It is more accurate
– It is a simpler system.
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– must use solid state sensors
– can use analog sensors and an analog to digital converter
– must use analog sensors and an air data computer
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Why are synchro systems commonly used to obtain engine fuel and oil pressure readings? – It avoids running fuel and oil into the cockpit – It is more accurate – It is a simpler system. | It avoids running fuel and oil into the cockpit |
Aircraft with digital instrumentation – must use solid state sensors – can use analog sensors and an analog to digital converter – must use analog sensors and an air data computer | can use analog sensors and an analog to digital converter |
One example of a mechanical movement indicator would be a – vertical speed indicator – oil temperature gauge – tachometer | tachometer |
Which type of aircraft is most likely to use a mechanical tachometer? – a small multi-engine aircraft – a small single engine aircraft – a small glider used for cross country flights | a small single engine aircraft |
An electrically driven tachometer may make use of – an AC generator – a DC generator – a flexible driveshaft | an AC generator |
When a generator is used for a tachometer, its frequency is – directly proportional to engine speed – inversely proportional to engine speed – variable based on engine load | directly proportional to engine speed |
Which instrument would be used to show if 2 or more engines are operating at exactly the same speed? – Tachometer – Accelerometer – Synchroscope | Synchroscope |
Accelerometers use the principle of – pressure – inertia – speed | inertia |
An AOA indicator is a type of – stall warning device – airspeed indicator – accelerometer | stall warning device |
How many types of AOA indicators are there?(4 Points) – 1 – 2 – 3 | 2 |
Which form of thermometer is most useful in aviation? – liquid mercury – non-contact – bi-metallic | bi-metallic |
Electrical resistance thermometers measure temperatures in the ____________ range. – -10°C-100°C – -70°C-150°C – 0°C-150°C | -70°C-150°C |
Temperature indicators sometimes use a modified form of the ___________________ circuit. – Wheatstone Bridge – Series-Parallel – London Bridge | Wheatstone Bridge |
Iron and Constantan are commonly used in thermocouples for – EGT Leads – CHT Leads – OAT Leads | EGT Leads |
The amount of voltage produced by dissimilar metals is measured in – megavolts – microvolts – millivolts | millivolts |
Total air temperature is static temperature plus – any rise caused by higher pressures at high altitudes – any rise caused by high speed movement – any drop caused by low humidity | any rise caused by high speed movement |
A numerical compass card is usually graduated in _____ increments. – 5° – 10° – 90° | 5° |
Why are magnetic compasses filled with fluid? – To allow movement and make more accurate – To allow the poles to align – To dampen oscillations and vibration | To dampen oscillations and vibration |
The tendency of a compass to show a turn to the north when accelerating on an eastern heading is known as – Magnetic Variation – Dip Error – Magnetic Deviation | Dip Error |
Many remote compass systems are the ___________________ type. – magnesyn – dc selsyn – ac synchro | magnesyn |
_______________ magnetometers rely on tiny, layered structures that react to magnetism. – Remote indicating – Flux gate – Solid-state | Solid-state |
Which of the following can be used to power a gyro in an aircraft? (select all that apply) – Vacuum – Pressure – Electricity | Vacuum, Pressure, Electricity |
The vacuum required for instrument operation is – 3.5"-4.5" Hg – 1-2 psi – 5"-6" Hg | 3.5"-4.5" Hg |
A venturi used to provide vacuum for instrument systems is generally effective around – 50 mph – 100 mph – 125 mph | 100 mph |
Pressure driven gyro instruments can use a vacuum pump for their pressure. – True – False | True |