What is a servo trim tab?
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It is an auxiliary control, positioned by the movement of a cockpit control
and designed to create aerodynamic forces to assist in moving a control
surface.
What is a balance trim tab?
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It is an auxiliary control designed to create aerodynamic forces to assist in
moving a control surface. The tab is positioned by a control rod connected
to the fixed surface on the same side as the horn on the tab.
, Describe the function of a rotorcraft cyclic pitch control.
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The cyclic control tilts the main rotor disc by changing the pitch angle of
each rotor blade during its cycle of rotation, which causes the helicopter to
move in the direction the rotor tilts.
What is the function of a cable tension regulator?
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It automatically adjusts the cable tension to compensate and contraction in
the aircraft structure.
What are the most likely places for a control cable to wear or break/
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Pulleys and fairleads.
Why should control surfaces be locked when an aircraft is parked?
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It is an auxiliary control, positioned by the movement of a cockpit control
and designed to create aerodynamic forces to assist in moving a control
surface.
What is a balance trim tab?
Give this one a try later!
It is an auxiliary control designed to create aerodynamic forces to assist in
moving a control surface. The tab is positioned by a control rod connected
to the fixed surface on the same side as the horn on the tab.
, Describe the function of a rotorcraft cyclic pitch control.
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The cyclic control tilts the main rotor disc by changing the pitch angle of
each rotor blade during its cycle of rotation, which causes the helicopter to
move in the direction the rotor tilts.
What is the function of a cable tension regulator?
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It automatically adjusts the cable tension to compensate and contraction in
the aircraft structure.
What are the most likely places for a control cable to wear or break/
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Pulleys and fairleads.
Why should control surfaces be locked when an aircraft is parked?
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