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Chapter 12 - Warning Systems and Displays
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- 1How does a warning differ from a caution and which is more critical?v
- 2By pressing an illuminated master warning and caution light, the glare shield light is extinguished. What else does this action accomplish?v
- 3For an EICAS equipped aircraft, what two means are used to display the relative importance of advisories, cautions and warnings?v
- 4Typically, what are the four types of aural alarm?v
- 5List an example of a tactile alert.v
- 6Why would a fire bell be inhibited on take-off?v
- 7What is the clacker warning generally indicating?v
- 8Up to approximately what altitude will VMO be reached before MMO?v
- 9On a transport-category aircraft, which two warnings give the pilot notice of an impending stall?v
- 10Which take-off configuration errors will normally initiate a warning.?v
- 11List three examples of GPWS alert modes.v
- 12Which two devices are commonly referred to as the black boxes? What colour are they in reality?v
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- University Aircraft Design: Fixed Wing Flashcards on Chapter 12 - Warning Systems and Displays, created by Charles Gordon on 02/12/2018.
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