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What 4 strokes must occur?
- Intake
- Compression
- Power
- Exhaust
What does a carburetor do?
Mix fuel and air to form a combustible mixture
How does the carburetor heat system work?
A moveable flap which draws hot air into the engine intake
What change occurs to the fuel/air mixture when applying carb heat?
Result in a richer mixture because warm air is less dense
Type of ignition system in Cessna 172 G?
- 2 driven magnetos
- They are independent of the plane's electricity system
Advantages of dual ignition system?
- Increased safety, in case 1 system fails
- Improved engine performance thanks to more complete and even combustion of the mixture
Type of fuel system on plane?
Gravity feed
Purpose of fuel tanks?
Prevent vacuum effect as fuel level decreases
Fuel to use in plane?
100LL, blue color
Electrical system provides power for:
- Radio
- Turn coordinator
- Fuel gauges
- Pitot Heat
- Lights
- Flaps
What does the ammeter indicate?
Flow of the current in amperes.
With engine running, the ammeter will charge
Function of the voltage regulator?
Monitor system voltage and make required adjustments to maintain a constant regulated system voltage