Aircraft Pre-Flight Inspections

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During a pre-flight inspection, what should be checked on the right static port?

Obstructions

What should be checked on the propeller during a pre-flight inspection?

For nicks, cracks, dents and other defects

What should be verified before the first flight of the day?

Coolant level in the expansion tank and overflow bottle

Why should the propeller be turned by hand during a pre-flight inspection?

To feel the free rotation of 15° or 30° before the crankshaft starts to rotate

What should be checked on the engine cowling during a pre-flight inspection?

For any signs of damage or obstruction

What should be checked on the radiators during a pre-flight inspection?

For any signs of leakage and obstruction

What is the recommended RPM range for the propeller during taxiing?

1000-1200 prop.RPM

What should be done with the parking brake before taxiing?

Locked

What should be done with the electric fuel pump during taxiing?

Turned OFF

What is checked during the ignition key test?

Speed drop within 130 prop RPM

What should be done with the throttle during the carburettor heat test?

Pulled selector fully OUT

What should be checked during the flight control checks?

Free movement

What is the primary purpose of cycling the pitch trim fully up and down during the pre-flight checks?

To ensure the trim disconnect switch is functioning properly

What should the Avionic Master switch be set to during the engine's start-up?

OFF, to prevent avionic equipment damage

What is the recommended procedure for checking the fuel quantity?

Compare the fuel quantity indicators information with the fuel quantity visually checked into the tanks

What should be done with the RH seat belts if there is no RH seat occupant?

Fasten them around the seat to prevent interference with the aeroplane flight control operation

What is the purpose of calling for clear and visually checking the propeller area during the engine start-up?

To check for any person or object in the area close to the propeller

What should be done with the doors before starting the engine?

Close and lock them to prevent any interference with the aeroplane flight control operation

This quiz covers the procedures for conducting pre-flight inspections on an aircraft, including checks on the nose wheel strut, tire, and propeller. It also includes inspections on the engine cowling and other critical components.

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