FLT ctrls
What are the primary flight controls?
Ailerons, Rudder, and elevators
Control wheels initiate movement through cables and linkage to what?
Inboard aileron control tabs
Where are the OUTBD elevator contrlol tabs located?
The OUTBD trailing edge of the elevator
What initiates movement of the rudder?
The rudder pedals
How many main flaps are there?
4, 2 on each wing
What are the secondary flight controls?
Spoiler/speed brakes, Trim control systems, Wing flaps
What provides movement of the outboard ailerons?
The Inboard ailerons
What are the INBD Stabilizer actuated elevator tabs linked to?
The moveable Horizontal stab
How is the rudder operated?
Mechanically or hydraulicly (Powered)
How many cove lip doors are there?
10
What are the axis of flight?
Vertical, Longitudinal, and Lateral
What do balance panels do?
They React to differential air pressure and help position ailerons in-flight
What do the snubbers do?
protect elevators from wind damage when aircraft is parked
What moves the rudder when rudder power is on?
The PCU
Where is the main flap position indicating system loacted?
Pilots center instrument panel
What is the vertical axis of flight controled by?
The Rudder
What is the Outboard aileron lockout mechanism do?
They Lock outboard ailerons in the faired position when flaps are (UP) retracted (high speed operations) and Release outboard ailerons to assist in roll control when flaps are (down) extended (low speed operations)
How is stabilizer trim operated?
Electrically or manually
Where are the control tabs located?
On the rudder trailing edge
What are the flaps physically moved by?
Jackscrews
What controls the pitch of the airplane?
the elevator
What moves the Aileron trim and how does it move?
Aileron Trim Actuator, it is spring powered
What gel is inside of the Stabilizer pressurization dehydrator
Silica gel
Where is the Rudder hydraulic manual shutoff valve located?
aft bulkhead of left wheel well
What does the right power flap power unit drive in total?
OUTBD flap torque tubes, which drives the OUTBD aileron lockout mechanism, which provides input to leading edge control valves