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AF 201A Unit 15 Orientation Lesson 6 - Systems
The student will receive instruction on aircraft systems.
The student should have a full understanding of aircraft systems.
Flight Control Systems and Operation
Four Engine Strokes - Reciprocating Engine
Ignition Systems
Induction Systems
- Induction icing
- Carburetor Operation and Carburetor Heat
- Fuel Injection Systems
Two types of induction systems are commonly used in small aircraft engines:
- The carburetor system mixes the fuel and air in the carburetor before this mixture enters the intake manifold.
- The fuel injection system mixes the fuel and air immediately before entry into each cylinder or injects fuel directly into each cylinder.
Mixture Operation and Leaning Procedures
Detonation Versus Pre-Ignition
Exhaust Systems
Cooling Systems
- Oil Temp, Oil Cooling
Aircraft Landing Gear and Components
Brake and Other Hydraulic Systems
- How disc brakes work
Fuel Systems
- Carburetor
- Fuel Injection (Fuel pumps, fuel distribution manifold)
Oil Systems
Electrical Systems
Avionics
- Antennas
- Transponder / ADS-B
Flight Instrument Systems
- Electric instruments
- Vacuum system & instruments
- Suction/Vac guage
- Vacuum loss indications
Environmental and Cabin Heating Systems
- Cabin Heat – exhaust manifold similar to a car
- Overhead vents
- Cabin air vent (right side)
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