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Static port blockage
Airspeed indicator - Indicates correctly only at the blockage altitude
Higher altitudes - indicates lower than it should
Lower altitudes - Indicates higher than it should
Altimeter - Freezes on the altitude where it was blocked
VSI - Freezes on zero
When blockage occurs using an alt static source of pressure or break the VSI window this may result in reverse VSI indications
Alt static air instrument indications
Alt static air means lower static pressure is measured
Airspeed - Indicates faster speed than it should
Altimeter - Indicates higher than it should
VSI - Momentarily shows a climb
Pitot tube blockage
Ram inlet clogged and drain hole open - ASI goes to zero
Both air inlet and drain hole clogged - ASI acts as altimeter
What is the rate of turn of the aircraft dependent (regardless of airspeed) on?
Horizontal component of lift by increasing bank
Skidding and slipping turns
Skidding turn - (Tail of aircraft being slung to the outside by CF) - CF > HL-
Load factor increases
Slipping turn - (Wings of aircraft being slung to the outside by HL) - HL > CF
Load factor decreases
Turn and slip
Gyro in turn and slip is electric
Rate of turn
Quality of turn
Turn Coordinator
Gyro in turn coordinator at an angle which allows for
Rate of turn of the aircraft
Quality of the turn (correct angle of bank for rate of turn)
Roll rate (by showing how fast the miniature airplane moves)
Bank attitude of airplane (indirect as angle of bank increases turn coordinator is displaced more around its gyro and the miniature aircraft shows a greater deflection or turn)
Heading indicator
Stable, not subject to errors of mag compass
Heading reference - Stays in the same position during flight
Friction and earth’s rotation cause the gyro to preccess and so we need to realign it every 15min
Attitude indicator
CF causes the gyro to precess to the inside of the turn
180* turn - Slight pitch up and slight turn in the opposite direction
360* turn - Error cancels itself out
Skidding turn - Slight turn in the opposite direction
Acceleration - Slight pitch up (dangerous on TO)
Deceleration - Slight pitch down
Compass Turns
Left turn on the turn coodinator - Lower your heading
Right turn on the turn coordinator - Raise your heading
Overshoot the heading for southerly headings by an additional 10* per each 30* increment of heading you are turning to starting with 0* overshoot at W or E