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AIRCRAFT INSTRUMENTSAIRCRAFT INSTRUMENTS


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AIRSPEED INDICATOR AIRSPEED INDICATOR

This instrument indicates the air speed in knots.


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TURN COORDINATOR TURN COORDINATOR

Instrument which displays to a pilot informationabout the rate of roll (turn), and the quality and

coordination of the turn.


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ATTITUDE DIRECTION INDICATOR ATTITUDE DIRECTION INDICATOR

The attitude indicator gives a visual indication offlight attitude. Bank attitude is presented by apointer at the top of the indicator relative to theback scale which has index marks at 10, 20, 30, 60,and 90 either side of the center mark.


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H SIH SI

H orizontal Situation Indicator indicates the location ofthe aircraft regarding to terrain reference in verticalform. In addition VOR 1 signal, course and CDI(deviation degree of VOR).


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ALTIMETER ALTIMETER

It shows Airplane altitude in feet. A knobnear the lower left portion of eachindicator provides adjustment of theinstruments barometric scale to the

current altimeter setting .


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V ERTICAL SPEED INDICATOR V ERTICAL SPEED INDICATOR

The vertical speed indicator showsairplane rate of climb or descent infeet per minute.


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V OR INDICADOR 2V OR INDICADOR 2

Indicates the aircraft positionrespect to the navigation aid VORon ground showing the radial wichyou are in.


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ADFADF

N avigation Instrument,it works along with N DB.


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Radio /RadarAltmetro


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RADIO COMUNICATIONRADIO COMUNICATIONTRANSCI V ER TRANSCI V ER

The system tunes the different

frecuencies used to communicate withControl Tower (V HF ) and navigationsystem VOR .


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DISTANCE MEASUREDISTANCE MEASURE

EQUIPMENT (DME)EQUIPMENT (DME)

Indicate distance from station to

airplane in nm., in addition itindicates Ground speed. Most ofcases uses UHF radio signals.


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TRANSPONDER TRANSPONDER

ATC ground radar sends out interrogations toaircraft within its area at to 5-10 seconds

intervals. The transponder receivers theseinterrogations and triggers a coded response ofradar pulses, which are transmitted back toATC.as Altitude, speed, identification of aircraft.


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AUTOMATIC PILOTAUTOMATIC PILOT

A n autopilot is a mechanical,

electronic, and hydraulicsystem used to guide anairplane without assistancefrom a human being.


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AMMETER AMMETER

A n ammeter is a measuring instrument usedto measure the electric current in a circuit.Electric currents measured in amperes


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LOCK & C H RONOMETER LOCK & C H RONOMETER

T o take the time any time pilotneeds .


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TAC HY METER TAC HY METER

Instrument thatindicates the engine

R.P.M.


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LEFT AND RIG H T FUELLEFT AND RIG H T FUELQUANTIT YQUANTIT Y INDICATOR INDICATOR

Instrument shows the pilot anindication of the amount of fuel thatare in fuel cells.


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FUEL PRESSUREFUEL PRESSURE

Instrument to indicate the pressureof fuel.


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EXTERNAL AIR TEMPERATUREEXTERNAL AIR TEMPERATURE

Instrument displays the indicationto the pilot temperature of the

environment


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OIL TEMPERATUREOIL TEMPERATURE

T his instrument is to measure the temperature ofengine oil.

Mounted on the upper portion of the instrument panel.

Is operated by an electrical resistance temperaturesensor which receives power from the airplaneelectrical system.


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ENGINE TEMPERATUREENGINE TEMPERATURE

Instrument shows the pilot an indicationof temperature in the chamber gas engine.


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MAGNETIC COMPASSMAGNETIC COMPASS

A compass is a navigational instrument fordetermining direction relative to theEarth's magnetic poles.


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