Airplane Beacon Light System
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What type of lamp is used in the flashing beacon light?

  • LED
  • Iodine-vapor (correct)
  • Neon
  • Incandescent
  • What is the purpose of the 1.5 ohm, 75 watt resistor in the system?

  • To decrease the power consumption
  • To eliminate a pulsing effect on the cabin lighting and ammeter (correct)
  • To increase the flash frequency
  • To step up the voltage to the lamp
  • At what frequency does the flasher assembly operate the beacon?

  • 45 flashes per minute (correct)
  • 30 flashes per minute
  • 90 flashes per minute
  • 60 flashes per minute
  • Where is the flasher assembly mounted?

    <p>In the aft section of the tailcone</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What type of switch is used to switch the lamp?

    <p>Solid-state</p> Signup and view all the answers

    Study Notes

    Beacon Light

    • Attached to the vertical fin tip
    • Type: iodine-vapor lamp
    • Switched electrically by a solid-state flasher assembly
    • Flasher assembly mounted in the aft section of the tailcone
    • Operating frequency: approximately 45 flashes per minute
    • Resistor installed to eliminate pulsing effect:
      • Resistance: 1.5 ohm
      • Wattage: 75 watt
      • Purpose: to prevent pulsing effect on cabin lighting and ammeter

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    This quiz is about the components and operation of an airplane's beacon light system, including the lamp, flasher assembly, and resistor.

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