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Under the Cowling
FARs
Airspace
Aerodynamics/Physics
Instruments
100
This electrical generator provides electricty to the spark plugs
What are the Magnetos?
100
You will find information concerning certification of airmen in this part of the FARs.
What is Past 61?
100
You are never allowed to enter this airspcace, no exceptions!
What is a Prohibited Area?
100
The force acting against thrust.
What is drag?
100
This instrument reads the difference between the ram air preasure of the pitot tube and the static air preasure of the static port.
What is the Airspeed Indicator?
200
This rotates at half the speed of the crankshaft and is used to time the vavles.
What is the cam shaft
200
A parachute must be packed by a ceterified rigger withing this many days.
What is 120 days?
200
This 'air highway' is 4 miles wide and is used to travel between VORs
What is a Victor Airway?
200
The point at which the aircraft can no longer generate lift due to it passing the critical angle of attack.
What is a stall?
200
This instrument has a pre-set air-bleed rate.
What is the Vertical Speed Indicator?
300
This sucker provides power to the Attitude Indicator and Heading Indicator. Its quality of service is read off of the Suction Guage.
What is a Vacumm Pump?
300
The maximum altitude of which a pilot can go before s/he must offer oxygen to his/her passengers.
What is 15000 feet?
300
These are the cloud clearence and visibility requirements for Class C, D, and E (below 10,000 feet) as well as G at night.
What is 500 feet below, 1000 feet above, 2000 feet horizontal?
300
This is caused by torque, P-factor, gyroscopic precession, and spirling slipstream.
What is Left Turning Tendency?
300
This instrument has a line marked for a turn rate of exactly 3 degrees per second.
What is the Turn Cordinator?
400
This is an electro-magnet that generates electricty.
What is the Alternator?
400
You musn't have had alcohol within this many hours before becomming airborne.
How many is 8 hours?
400
This military-used airspace is not depicted on aeronautical charts.
What is a Controlled Firing Zone.
400
These are the two different types of drag.
What is induced and parasitic?
400
This instruments information is read off of a rotation sounter connected to the cam shaft.
What is the Tachometer?
500
These flexible pieces direct air into the more hidden parts of the engine.
What is baffling?
500
In order to carry passengers at night, you must have met these requirments.
What is 3 TOAL to a full stop within the past 90 days?
500
This aispace has a standard radius of 4 miles from the primary airport.
What is class Delta?
500
These type of flaps are found on most larger aircraft. They extend backwards.
What are Fowler flaps?
500
Assuming no insallation or instrument error, you can read your preasure altitude on this instrument.
What is the Altimeter?