Chapter 15: Angle of Attack System

CHAPTER FIFTEEN

ANGLE-OF-ATTACK SYSTEM

1500. INTRODUCTION

As student aviators, it is necessary for you to become familiar with the T-34C angle-of-attack

system. You must also become familiar with the location, operation, and purpose of various

components. Correct interpretation of system indications is essential to conducting safe angle-

of-attack approaches and landings.

1501. LESSON TOPIC LEARNING OBJECTIVES

TERMINAL OBJECTIVE

15.0 Upon completion of this chapter, the student will demonstrate knowledge of the T-34C

AOA system characteristics.

ENABLING OBJECTIVES

15.1 State the location and purpose of the AOA indicator.

15.2 Describe the AOA indicator.

15.3

State the purpose of the special indexes.

15.4

State the location and purpose of the AOA probe.

15.5

State the method of operation of the AOA probe.

15.6

Recall the requirements for accurate AOA display indications.

15.7 Describe the location and purpose of the AOA indexer.

15.8 Describe the indexer symbols and their interpretations.

15.9 State the location and purpose of the AOA test switch.

15.10 Describe the operation of the AOA test switch.

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