what are the three primary flight controls of an aircraft?
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the aileron, elevator, rudder
why should control surfaces be locked when an aircraft is parked?
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to prevent wind damage
describe some of the tools used to check control surface travel?
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a universal propeller protractor, or special surface protractor.
how is the amount of thrust produced by the tail rotor controlled?
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foot pedals
name three mechanical methods by which flight control systems may be actuated.
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cables, pull-push rods, and torque tubes
what mechanism is commonly used to compensate for the torque produced by the
main rotor of a helicopter?
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the tail rotor
Describe the function of a rotorcraft pitch control.
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the aileron, elevator, rudder
why should control surfaces be locked when an aircraft is parked?
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to prevent wind damage
describe some of the tools used to check control surface travel?
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a universal propeller protractor, or special surface protractor.
how is the amount of thrust produced by the tail rotor controlled?
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foot pedals
name three mechanical methods by which flight control systems may be actuated.
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cables, pull-push rods, and torque tubes
what mechanism is commonly used to compensate for the torque produced by the
main rotor of a helicopter?
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the tail rotor
Describe the function of a rotorcraft pitch control.
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