Thrust Instrument static port blockages

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Just static port is blocked

altimeter freezes, VSI shows zero

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if ram, drain and static are blocked

ASI and Altimeter freeze. VSI zero

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What kind of aneroid wafers do we have?

3, set to 29.92

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airspeed guage uses what

ram and static (ram is from pitot tube)

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where is the ram air?

front of pitot mast

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where is static air?

not the front (the side of pitot mast)

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where is the drain air?

the back of the pitot mast

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bonus: clouds for METARS are given in AGL or MSL

AGL

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Pitot static blocked

airspeed — zero

alt and vsi — normal

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Blocked pitot tube and drain hole, open static

airspeed—acts like altimeter

alt and vsi — normal

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blocked static, open pitot (ram)

airspeed—reversed (low in climb, high in descent)

altimeter—frozen

VSI—zero (calibrated leak)

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Using alt air

airspeed and altimeter stay slightly higher

VSI shows momentary climb

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bonus: what’s feathering a prop?

in multi, when you use throttle to move the prop just a teeny bit to produce least amount of drag

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Break the VSI in a six pack

airspeed and alt stay slightly higher

VSI reverses (because air from drain hole is coming into cabin so it’s reversed)

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VSI diaphragm expands typically in a climb or descent?

descent (and shrinks in a climb)

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When do you break VSI?

if static port is blocked

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when the airspeed diaphragm is surrounded by higher pressure (squeezed), is it low or high?

low

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why does plane have lower pressure?

because crack and crevices act like a venturi and suck the air out, because as it gets narrower, velocity increases, and high seeks low

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RAIM

receiver autonomous integrity monitoring system. 4 for 3d, 3 for 2d, fault detection and exclusion add one and two, baro-aided GPS subtract one from total

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4 parts of an ILS

  1. glideslope

  2. localizer

  3. marker beacons (football) (3 total, outer flashing blue in plane, 4-7 miles out, middle flashes amber, last flashes white)

  4. approach lights (rabbits)

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glideslope gives you what kind of guidance

vertical only

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To log simulated approach, you have to

Descend to DA or MDA

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To log an actual approach

Beginning to final approach fix or radar vectored