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What is the horsepower rating of each Lycoming engine at sea level?
What type of fasteners is used to attach the upper cowl half of the aircraft?
What construction material is used for the engine mounts in this aircraft?
Which controls are included in the engine controls for each engine?
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Where are the engine controls located in the aircraft?
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Study Notes
Engine Type & Power
- Two Lycoming four-cylinder engines power the aircraft.
- Each engine produces 180 horsepower at 2700 RPM at sea level.
Accessibility & Maintenance
- Engines are accessible through removable cowls.
- The upper cowl half is secured with quarter-turn fasteners, allowing for easy removal.
Engine Mount
- Engine mounts are made of steel tubing.
- Dynafocal engine mounts reduce vibration, enhancing comfort and stability.
Engine Controls
- Controls consist of a throttle, propeller control, and mixture control lever for each engine.
- Controls are centralized on the control quadrant, situated on the lower center of the instrument panel.
- This arrangement makes controls easily accessible to both the pilot and copilot.
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Description
This quiz covers the fundamentals of aircraft engine types and their controls, focusing on Lycoming four-cylinder engines. Explore important aspects such as power generation, accessibility, maintenance, and control mechanisms. Perfect for aviation enthusiasts and students alike.
