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Module 12. Helicopter aerodynamics, structures and systems

When the rotor blade increases its angle of attack, the centre of pressure

  • does not move.
  • moves rearwards.
  • moves forward.
Storklubba asking:

Centre of pressure moves forward when AOA is increased?

Module 11. Aeroplane aerodynamics, structures and systems

A diode connected across a coil will

  • prevent the coil being fitted the wrong way.
  • prevent back EMF and allow faster switching.
  • suppress arcing when relay is opening and closing.
Storklubba asking:

I think "prevent back EMF and allow faster switching" is the correct answer

Module 11. Aeroplane aerodynamics, structures and systems

A battery in situ on an aircraft

  • charges at a fairly constant rate because generator voltage remains constant.
  • may charged at an excessive rate if initial battery voltage is low.
  • may charge slowly if initial battery voltage is low.
Storklubba asking:

What is meant by "situ"?

Module 11. Aeroplane aerodynamics, structures and systems

American made crew oxygen cylinders are

  • green in colour with a LH thread.
  • green in colour with a RH thread.
  • black in colour with a RH thread.
Storklubba asking:

Charging connection has left hand threads, this question needs clarification.

Module 17. Propeller

Operation with the engine at maximum boost should be limited to

  • prop at fine to prevent overstressing the engine.
  • prop at course to prevent overstressing the engine.
  • prop at windmill to prevent overstressing the engine.
Storklubba asking:

While the question and answer is not wrong, the wording seems ambigious. "Maximum boost" is not a very technical term, and a simple (overspeed) clarification behind overstressing would be good. When i read this question i think that maximum boost means maximum power, and with the propeller at coarse you would be extracting more power from the engine therefore possibly "overstressing" it. I offcourse understand the answer they are looking for is coursing off the blade to not overspeed the engine and prop at high power. Am i missing something?

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