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What types of repairs or alterations can a certificated A&P mechanic make to aircraft instruments?

None. Only FAA-approved repair stations can make repairs or alterations on a particular instrument

What is the significance of a red radial line on a dial of an aircraft instrument?

It marks a never exceed condition

What is the significance of a yellow Arc on the dial of an aircraft instrument?

It marks a caution range of operation

What instruments in an aircraft are connected to the static system?

Airspeed indicator, vertical indicator, and the altimeter

What is the significance of a green arc on the dial of an aircraft instrument?

It Indicates the normal range of operation

What is the significance of the white arc on the dial of an airspeed indicator?

It indicates the Airspeed at which the flaps maybe lowered

What is used to warn a mechanic that the glass on an aircraft instrument that contains the range marks has slipped?

Slippage mark on the lower part of the instrument cover

Where can the mechanic find the range markings that are required on the instruments in a particular aircraft?

The type certificate data sheet for that aircraft

What check must be made if a mechanic replaces any instrument that is connected to the instrument static system?

A test to check for leaks

Why are many of the electrical instruments mounted in steel cases?

To concentrate the flux produced by magnets in the instruments and keeps it from affecting other nearby instruments

Why must an aircraft instrument panel be electrically bonded to the primary aircraft structure?

To act as a ground for the instrument

What is corrected when an aircraft compass is swung?

Deviation error

What fluid is used in an aircraft magnetic compass?

Special water-clear fluid, similar to kerosine

What is the maximum amount of deviation error that is allowed when a magnetic compass is installed in an aircraft?

10 degrees

What is the maximum amount of leakage that is allowed when checking the static system of an aircraft that is operated under instrument flight rules?

Not more than 100 feet per minute in an unpressurized aircraft system


Not more than 2% of the equivalent altitude of the maximum differential pressure or 100 feet whichever is greater in a pressurized aircraft system

Why must the length of the thermocouple not be altered when installing cylinder head temperature indicator?

Because it's a current measuring device and the resistance of the thermocouple and its leads must be kept at the specified value for the indicator

What should a manifold pressure gauge read when the engine is not operating?

Existing barometric pressure

What is the difference between a 2-minute and a 4 minute turn and slip indicator?

2 minute turn indicator gives 1 needle width deflection for standard rate of turn or three degrees per second.


4 minute indicator gives a 1/2 needle deflection for a standard rate of turn or 1and a 1/2 half degrees per second

What is the difference between a turn and slip indicator and a turn coordinator?

The turn and slip indicator is sensitive about the yaw or vertical axis only, the turn coordinator uses a canted gyro which makes it sensitive about both the roll and yaw axis

What is used as a sensor in the fuel tank for electronic type fuel quantity indicating system?

Tabular capacitors extending across the fuel tank from top to bottom

Why is a dual tachometer used on a single-engine helicopter

So that one indicates the speed of the engine and the other the speed of the main rotor

In what units is the Tachometer used on a turbine engine calibrated?

In a percentage of take off RPM

What kind of systems is used to measure the exhaust gas temperature of a turbine engine?

An averaging system made up of a series of thermocouples arranged around the inside of the exhaust duct of the engine

What would likely cause the needle of an electrical oil temperature gauge to peg on the high side of the instrument dial?

An open in the bulb circuit causing the instrument to see an infinite resistance

What is used as a flowmeter for most of the small horizontally opposed fuel injected aircraft engines?

A pressure gauge to measure pressure drop across the injector nozzles

What two sources of power are used to operate the gyro instrument in an aircraft?

Pnuematic powered by suction or pressure or electrically powered