PPT-Utilizing your notes and past knowledge answer the following questions:

If an aircraft climbs with no change in the power setting what happens to airspeed Additional is required to maintain the same airspeed as in level flight when an aircraft climbs . What are the two types of induction systems used on an aircraft? . What is the chief disadvantage of a float-type carburetor?. Where are carburetors normally calibrated and what position is the fuel/air mixture set?. Describe an aircraft propeller? . Explain the difference between the spin of the tip of an aircraft propeller and the hub.. Describe the instrument monitored when using a fixed-pitch propeller and its operation?. What . is the purpose of flight controls? . Describe what is a hydro-mechanical flight control system.. What . are the control surfaces of a primary flight control system?. What . is the purpose of the secondary flight control systems?. How did the airplane influence the way the war was fought?. How were airships (dirigibles and zeppelins) used during the war?. How did airships use influence aircraft development?. Warm-Up – . 9/09 . What instruments only utilize the static pressure? . What instrument utilizes static and dynamic pressure. ?. What . are the most common instruments containing gyroscopes?. What are the two types of information the VSI provides. What are the two types of induction systems used on an aircraft? . What is the chief disadvantage of a float-type carburetor?. Where are carburetors normally calibrated and what position is the fuel/air mixture set?. What . are the four forces of flight?. Describes what happens to an aircraft when the CG moves rearward.. What . is the axis of flight that runs from the nose tip to the tail of the aircraft?. Describe what is CG.. What . is an advantage of composites that aids in lowering maintenance costs?. What is a potential disadvantage of composites in a hot climate or conditions?. Describe the care maintainers must utilize with paint strippers on composite materials?. Define the effect of load factors and stalling speeds.. What is the . maximum speed at which an aircraft may be stalled . safely called? . What is the . only way this . type of stall . can be induced at an airspeed above normal stalling with an added load . Private pilot eligibility, aeronautical knowledge, proficiency, and aeronautical requirements can be found in __________. . Describe the three classes of medical certificates and what is the minimum certificate a pilot must possess.. Who flew the first flight on Dec. 14, 1903?. Who flew the first flight on Dec 17, 1903?. What was the technique called that would roll the aircraft?. What was the three step approach the Wright brothers took to designing their aircraft?. What . are the four forces of flight?. Describes what happens to an aircraft when the CG moves rearward.. What is the axis of flight that runs from the nose tip to the tail of the aircraft?. Describe what is CG.. What are the systems that make up an airframe system? . What are the two common classifications of fuel systems in small aircraft?. What is the purpose of the “boost” or auxiliary fuel pump?. What is the purpose of venting fuel tanks to the outside?. Balloonists solved two issues the early aviation pioneers struggled with. What were the two issues?. The Wright Brothers took a three step approach to flight. List the three step approach.. The Wright Brothers solved the control issue. What was the technique they invented?.