How are the

flaps powered?

Electrical

How are the

speedbrakes powered?

Hydraulically

How is a roll

controlled?

Ailerons and 3 roll spoilers

Which yoke control

ailerons or spoilers?

Left pilot control ailerons

Right pilot control spoilers

What panels are used

as speedbrakes?

All of them

What is the purpose of

the aileron ration changer?

Provides mechanical advantage to move

the ailerons, especially at high speed

By what percentage does the

aileron ratio changer

reduces forces on the yoke?

10% at slow speed

30% at 270 Kts

 What happens to the ratio

changer when loss of DC?

Fails at present position

On what bus is the

aileron trim?

Emer bus

What happens to the autopilot

when the roll disconnect

handle is pulled?

Autopilot disconnects

Which speedbrakes panels

are either fully deployed

or fully stowed?

First and last panel

on each wing

(1, 5- 6, 10)

What is the speedbrakes

limitation?

Must be stowed by 500 ft AGL

What happens when the

flaps handle is

stopped between positions?

Flaps fail cas message

Reset switch illuminated

On what bus is the primary

stabilizer trim actuator?

Main DC

On what bus is the

secondary trim actuator?

Emer bus

What are the two ways

of using the trim in pitch axis?

a) Primary trim on the yoke

b) Secondary trim on the center pedestal

When do you use

secondary trim?

When primary trim is inop

What powers the

Mach trim?

Main DC

What is the function of

the Mach trim system?

Increase control forces at high speed

to compensate for the aircraft

tendency to pitch down

What is the Mach

trim limitation?

Mach trim must be working for

speeds above Mach 0.77 if hand flying

What powers rudder bias?

Main DC

Why is main DC required

for the rudder bias, when the

system use bleed air?

Controller need main DC to take input

from ADC to position the actuator

Until what speed will rudder

bias allow full rudder travel?

125 Kts

Start restricting rudder travel above that

When will rudder bias move

to its minimum position?

a) Above 250 Kts

b) TR's deployment

c) Emer stow

d) Override switch

When would you use the

override switch on

the rudder bias?

Uncommanded rudder deflection

Moving to its minimum length reduce

force to a minimum

What is the advantage of

having a rudder bias?

Reduce Vmcg and V1

On what bus is the

rudder bias override?

Emer bus

What happens to the rudder

bias with loss of DC?

Fail at last position

On what bus is the

rudder trim?

Emer bus

How many boundary layer

energizers (BLE) are on

each wing and what

are they for?

9

Back up to the AOA prior to stall

How many static

wicks total and how

many can be missing?

17 total

2 can be missing

How many vortex generators

and how many can

be missing?

44 total

16 can be missing

What happens to the elevators

when setting the flaps

beyond 15 degrees?

Automatically trimmed by the flap/stabilizer interconnect system, regardless of

autopilot on or off

When will the  trim audio

clacker sounds?

a) When the autopilot

trims for 3 seconds

b) When using the secondary

trim for 3 seconds

c) When there is a runaway

trim for 1 second

Will the trim audio clacker sound using the primary trim?

Only on autopilot

Which secondary controls

are electric?

Flaps

Stab

Trim

Why do the trims use 2 halves

to compose the switch?

One half set power, other half applies it

Runaway prevention

When do the

spoilers deploy?

13 degrees of yoke angle

How do you get a flap

assymmetrical protection?

System shuts off if more

than 5% split

Can you turn off

rudder bias?

No, the best you can do is use override

to drive the actuator down to minimum

At what position is the rudder

bias actuator for takeoff?

Fully extended

What is the reason for having a

"red stab no t/o" annunciator?

Stab pointer can be adjusted by maintenance

and may show green even when

stab not in proper place

At what speed does the

secondary trim moves?

Half the speed of the primary trim

What is the common part

between the primary

and secondary trim?

Same actuator but different motors

How many degrees does

the stab trim move?

10 degrees

On preflight,what gap should

you see between elevators

when the stabilizer is

set to -6.9 degrees?

1 inch

Should never be flush with the elevator

What is the function of

the stab trim tab?

Keep elevators streamlined

with leading edge

What does the Mach trim

do to the stab trim tab?

Move the tab 1 degree to offset

a slight Mach tuck

What is the memory item for a rudder runaway?

Press and hold the AP/TRIM/NWS

disc button

What is the memory item

for a jammed control?

a) Trim to desired pitch attitude

b) Relax pressure on yoke

c) Pull and latch the pitch/roll

disconnect handle

d) Identify, recover aircraft attitude

What is the memory item for a primary pitch trim runaway?

Press and hold AP/TRIM/NWS

disconnect button

What is the memory item for a secondary pitch trim runaway?

Lift cover guard secondary pitch trim

and select OFF

What is the memory item

for an aileron trim runaway?

Press and hold AP/TRIM/NWS

disconnect button

How do you know if gust lock

handle lock is still engaged?

a) Right throttle restricted to 20% thrust

b) Advancing the left throttle beyond

the right one will trigger a no T/O warning

What powers the

stab trim tab?

Mechanical linkage

How long does it take for

the flaps to go full deflection?

26 seconds

You went the wrong way

using the pitch/roll

disconnect handle. Now what?

a) Go to 9 o'clock position

(Pitch/roll reconnect)

b) Push down to reset

c) Go to 3 o'clock 

(norm)

What check-list call for landing

at 150 Kts, and therefore increase landing distance by 2.34?

Jammed stabilizer trim at high speed cruise

How many degrees do you need to input on the yoke to start

using the spoilers?

 13 degrees

What do you do with the pitch/roll disconnect T-handle if no jam is found in the roll system?

Reconnect the ailerons/spoilers by

turning the handle to roll

reconnect position (6 o'clock)

What do you do with the pitch/roll

disconnect handle if the roll is jammed?

 Rotate the handle to pitch reconnect

(noon position)

What do you do with the pitch/roll

disconnect handle if the pitch is jammed?

Go to roll reconnect

(6 o'clock position)

True or false: as speed increases,

the aileron ratio changer decreases

aileron travel in relation to control input

True

Does the mach trim increases or

decreases the aircraft pitch up forces

above Mach 0.77?

Increase

What is the T/O pitch trim

setting designed for?

Designed for a trimmed position at V2

What is the position of the

rudder bias actuator arm

in low speed?

Fully extended

Is the rudder deflection increased

or reduced by the rudder bias

during low speed?

Increased

Is the rudder deflection increased

or reduced during high speed?

Reduced

Are roll spoilers deployment

displayed on the EICAS in flight?

No

How many static wicks can be

missing on the flight controls?

1- Never more than one (out of the 3 or 4 installed)

2- No more than 2 can be missing for the whole aircraft

                                              AFM, operating limitations section 2