The electrical A/H has a movement of
- 85 degree in pitch and roll
- 360 in roll and 110 in pitch
- 360 in roll and 85 in pitch
Explanation from PART66Online
An electrically driven attitude indicator (artificial horizon) typically allows full 360 degrees of freedom in roll while pitch is limited to about 85 degrees. The pitch limit keeps the display readable near the vertical and prevents gimbal toppling, whereas roll is unrestricted so the instrument follows the aircraft through a complete bank.
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shinkosensei asked · 3 Sep 2012
A/H or A/P?
Community Comments (3)
J
Jordi
20 Apr 2021
A/H
J
Jordi
28 Nov 2022
Aircraft Instruments and Integrated Circuits EHJ Pallett Page 110
J
Jordi
28 Nov 2022
a is correct
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