Why should control surfaces be locked when an aircraft is parked?
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To prevent damage from the wind.
Describe some of the tools used to check control surface travel?
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A universal propeller protractor or special control surface protractor.
What are the most likely places for a control cable to wear or break?
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Where the cables pass over pulleys or through fairleads.
What information is required before a cable rigging chart can be used?
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The ambient temperature & the cable size.
What are four most common types of high lift devices?
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Leading & trailing edge flaps, slats, and slots.
Name several types of auxiliary flight controls & describe their general purpose?
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The auxiliary flight controls consist of the various types to trim tabs such as
balance tabs, anti-servo & servo tabs, & spring tabs. Their function is to
assist the pilot in moving the controls & to trim the aircraft to fly hands-off.
What is a fairlead?
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To prevent damage from the wind.
Describe some of the tools used to check control surface travel?
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A universal propeller protractor or special control surface protractor.
What are the most likely places for a control cable to wear or break?
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Where the cables pass over pulleys or through fairleads.
What information is required before a cable rigging chart can be used?
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The ambient temperature & the cable size.
What are four most common types of high lift devices?
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Leading & trailing edge flaps, slats, and slots.
Name several types of auxiliary flight controls & describe their general purpose?
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The auxiliary flight controls consist of the various types to trim tabs such as
balance tabs, anti-servo & servo tabs, & spring tabs. Their function is to
assist the pilot in moving the controls & to trim the aircraft to fly hands-off.
What is a fairlead?
