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What does the safety switch do in regards to the landing gear?
What does the safety switch do in regards to the landing gear?
- It prevents accidental landing gear extension in the air
- It controls the landing gear horn
- It activates the emergency landing gear extension control
- It prevents accidental landing gear retraction on the ground (correct)
What triggers the landing gear horn to sound?
What triggers the landing gear horn to sound?
- The flaps are beyond the "TO" position
- All of the above (correct)
- The landing gear is not down-locked
- The power lever is on IDLE
How is the emergency landing gear extension control accessed?
How is the emergency landing gear extension control accessed?
- By pulling a lever on the control column
- By removing a floor panel located aft of the pedestal (correct)
- By pressing a button on the cockpit panel
- By activating a switch on the landing gear strut
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Study Notes
- Safety switch prevents accidental landing gear retraction on ground
- Landing gear horn sounds when gear is not down-locked and power lever is on IDLE or flaps are beyond "TO" position
- Audio warning signal becomes alternated in stall configuration
- Emergency landing gear extension control consists of hand pump and by-pass selector
- Control is accessible by removing floor panel located aft of pedestal
- Hand pump sends hydraulic fluid directly into landing gear actuators
- Landing gear full extension and locking requires up to 110 cycles
- Safety switch detects shock strut compression
- Landing gear horn is controlled by power lever and/or flaps
- Horn sounds continuous high-pitched sound
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