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What type of controls are the throttle, mixture, and carburetor heat?
What type of controls are the throttle, mixture, and carburetor heat?
- Rotary knob type
- Push-pull type (correct)
- Flip switch type
- Lever type
What is the purpose of the vernier adjustment on the mixture control?
What is the purpose of the vernier adjustment on the mixture control?
- To prevent vibration induced creeping
- To provide more friction
- For precision control setting (correct)
- To lock the control in place
What prevents vibration induced 'creeping' of the throttle control?
What prevents vibration induced 'creeping' of the throttle control?
- The spring-loaded button
- The vernier adjustment
- The knurled friction knob (correct)
- The locking button
Which control has a locking device to lock it in any position desired?
Which control has a locking device to lock it in any position desired?
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What must be depressed to move the mixture control?
What must be depressed to move the mixture control?
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Study Notes
Controls
- Throttle, mixture, and carburetor heat controls have a push-pull type design
Mixture Control
- Equipped with a locking mechanism to secure in any desired position
- Depress the spring-loaded button to move the control, and release to lock
- Features a vernier adjustment for precision control setting
- Turning the knob in either direction changes the control setting
Throttle Control
- Lacks a locking button and vernier adjustment
- Has a knurled friction knob that is rotated for desired friction
- Friction knob prevents vibration-induced "creeping" of the control
Carburetor Heat Control
- Does not have a locking device
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