Engine Factors / Nav Light (Check ride Prep)

Front

Whats detonation

Back

uncontrolled explosive ignition of the fuel - air mixture

-Could be caused by a lower fuel grade

-operation of the engine at a high power setting with an excessively lean mixture

Front

What is preignition

Back

Occurs when fuel air mixture ignites prior to the engines normal ignition event

-usually caused by a residual hot spot in the combustion chamber

-causes the engine to lose power and produces high operating temp

Front

Spark plug fouling

Back

occurs when low engine operating temp are coupled with running a rich mixture

Front

Pilots are allowed to preform preventive maintenance only if it is not being used for

Back

part 121, 123, 135 operations

Front

Who has the right of way when being over taken

Back

the aircraft being overtaken

Front

Right a way list

Back

1. a balloon

2. glider

3. an airship

4. an aircraft towing or refueling another aircraft

Front

If you see this what is the airplane doing

Back

Facing toward you because the green is on the left and red on the right

Front

What does this show

Back

Airplane is facing away from you

Front

What does this show

Back

The airplane is facing to the right because of the green nav light

Front

What way is the aircraft going

Back

To the left because of the red nav light