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how many pitot-static systems does the b737 have
3
how many barometric altimeters does the b737 have
3
what are the 3 pitot-static system instruments on the b737
airspeed indicator (gives indicated airspeed)
vertical speed indicator (VSI) (gives rate of climb/descent in fpm)
altimeter (gives height above MSL)
name the 2 gyroscopic instruments on the b737
the directional gyro (DG) (gives heading) and the attitude indicator (gives pitch and roll information)
what does the VSI (or VVI) stand for and what info does it give a pilot
vertical speed indicator (vertical velocity indicator)
gives the pilot rate of climb and rate of descent in fpm
what is a radar altimeter
it gives the pilot the exact altitude above the ground below the aircraft
what does CDI stand for and what information does it give a pilot
course deviation indicator
tells a pilot if they are left/right of course
what does the DG stand for and what info does it give
directional gyro
gives the pilot heading information
what does HSI stand for and what info does it give a pilot
horizzontal situation indicator
gives a pilot VOR, ILS, DME, and heading info and it is a primary aircraft attitude instrument
what does RMI stand for and what info does it give a pilot
radio magnetic indicator
it points towards 2 VORs or 2 NDBs
what does HDI stand for and what info does it give a pilot
horizontal deviation indicator
gives a pilot VOR, ILS, DME, heading, pitch, and roll info and it is a primary aircraft attitude instrument (deluxe HSI)
what does EFIS stand for and what is it
electronic flight instrument system (AKA glass cockpit)
what is weather radar used for
it uses radar to indicate precipitation, and it allows pilots to deviate around thunderstorms
is it possible to dispatch a b737 into areas of known or forecast thunderstorms
yes, as long as the weather radar is operating and the thunderstorms are not forecast to be severe. scattered or broken areas of thunderstorms are permissible, since the pilots can deviate around them
what does FMS stand for and what is it
flight management system
it is a computerized system that provides the pilot with navigation, weight and balance, and performance information.