What are the indicators that uses the vacuum system?

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It is a primary flight control surface on the Vertical stabilizer which rotates the aircraft about its vertical axis to produce yaw.

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An instrument used for measuring angle of Slope (tilt), elevation, or depression of an object w/ respect to gravity direction.

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An autopilot type that manages the basic control systems ailerons, elevators, and rudder.

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t are the three axes that the auto pilot needs to keep stable?

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Is a primary control surface that provides rolling moment about the longitudinal axis

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The mechanic that help the Wright brothers designed and built the gasoline engine light enough to propel an airplane and difficult controls.

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Measures the turn and bank position of an aircraft

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It computes, amplifies, and processes the signal from the detecting and command elements and directs the output element to respond to the pilot’s and or system requirements. (It is simply the brain of the system.)

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Its function is to cancel the input signal by applying an opposite signal proportional to the command required to bring the aircraft in its desired altitude

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It gives inertial rotation data of an aircraft.

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When do we use the backup altitude gyro?

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A secondary flight control that is used to slow the aircraft or make it descend.

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TRUE OR FALSE. Altitude Indicator is an instrument used for measuring angle of slope, elevation or depression of an object with respect to gravity

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It is capable of many very time intensive tasks, helping the pilot focus on the overall status of the aircraft and flight.

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It manages all three basic control systems ailerons, elevators, and rudder.

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An autopilot system element that consists of the pilot’s control panel and manually operated controls

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It is measured by optical providing an analog output, which is sent to the analog to digital converter.

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What axis of rotation does the aileron affect with

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Informs the Pilot of the aircraft’s heading

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It is a movable control surface on the trailing edge used to increase lift and drag during landing.

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What does ADC stands for?

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It controls the movement of the aircraft around the center of gravity and directs the aircraft according to safety parameters

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Along with the CG of the aircraft, where does the LASER gyro usually found?

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A type of autopilot that manages the elevators and ailerons

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It can be capable of many very time intensive tasks, helping the pilot focus on the overall status of the aircraft and flight.

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TRUE or FALSE. Autopilot system can take off, fly, land, and taxii the aircraft without any intervention from a pilot.

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It contains the elements from which the flight plan is constructed.

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What are the three types of autopilot

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This consists of attitude gyro, rate gyros, accelerometer, pitot-static system and air temperature probes.

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TRUE or FALSE: Slats are movable control surfaces attached to the trailing edge of the wing.

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