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AET PHASE 3 TEST 3 QUESTIONS ANSWERED CORRECTLY LATEST UPDATE 2026 What kind of element is a directional gyro? - Answers Sensing element In which ways does an autopilot system correct error? - Answers Position and or rate based How is feedback or follow-up accomplished? - Answers Transducers, actuators and servos What are the two available modes for autopilot operation? - Answers Manual and Automatic What is the purpose of the autopilot system? - Answers Maintains a stable aircraft altitude without constant inputs from the pilot to relieve fatigue ___ provides output signals proportional to the total acceleration experienced by the aircraft? - Answers Accelerometers What component provides a means for selecting different flight director modes of operation? - Answers Flight director control panel What systems and or components provide data to the flight director system (FDS)? - Answers Air data, Attitude gyro, and accelerometers Which secondary component is used by the flight director computer to achieve the various flight director modes such as VOR and TCAN? - Answers Navigation Sources The source used by the flight director computer to achieve the various flight director modes such as VOR and TCAN is referred to as the ___? - Answers Navigation Sources What is the purpose of a flight director system? - Answers Determine an aircraft's current attitude and develop commands to maintain or change the aircrafts flight configuration What provides attitude information, steering commands, and radar altitude? - Answers Attitude director indicators Which component moves in conjunction with signals sent from the flight director computer? - Answers ADI command bars What is the purpose of a flight director computer (FDC) - Answers Provides independent steering signals for the lateral, longitudinal, and vertical axis What senses aircraft movement along the lateral, longitude, and vertical axis? - Answers Accelerometers What is the purpose of attitude director indicators? - Answers Display the computed angles of bank for a standard-rate of turn that enables a pilot to fly an approach, pre-selected pitch attitude or maintain a selected barometric altitude Components of ADF system? - Answers Loop antenna, sense antenna, sense antenna amplifier, control, receiver, indicator What functions does the Continual Wave/Tone/Beat Frequency Oscillator mode provide? - Answers Listening to a station that does not carry modulated audio and fine tuning analog ADF radios What is the purpose of ADF (Automatic Direction Finding)? - Answers Converts incoming radio signals into relative bearing to a transmitting station What information does the ADF mode provide? - Answers Relative bearing to a transmitting station and station identification audio Which component provides a reference phase (Z) to the ADF receiver to eliminate the possibility of pointing 180 from the stations? - Answers Sense antenna What component processes X, Y, and Z bearing info and sends it to the indicators - Answers Receiver Which mode enables flight crew members to manually hone in on a station? - Answers loop mode Which component is the bearing antenna in an ADF system? - Answers Loop antenna What is Multi-pathing? - Answers When the ADF signal bounces off structures and is received by the antenna at different times and angles causing the ADF needle to behave erratically Which component is used to obtain the best possible audio reception in an ADF system? - Answers Sense antenna What is precipitation static? - Answers Discharge of accumulated static from an aircraft as it moves through the air which can cause needle to hunt erratically What is quadrantal error? - Answers When fields created by metal surfaces on the aircraft bend incoming radio waves prior to being received by ADF What is electrical disturbance? - Answers When lightning storms cause the indicating needle to hunt erratically What international distress frequency falls in the LF ADF frequency range? - Answers 2182.0 KHz What is night effect? - Answers The reflection of sky waves from the ionosphere interferes with the low frequency ground waves that the ADF system relies on The ADF system provides flight crewmembers with___capabilities? - Answers In flight navigation and SAR Which component provides frequency display and allows for tuning of the ADF system? - Answers Control Head Which component provides impendence matching between the sense antenna and the receiver in an ADF system? - Answers Sense antenna amplifier What is the frequency range of most ADF receivers? - Answers 100 kHz to 2199.5 kHz What term is used to give an objects position with respect to the nose of the aircraft? - Answers Relative bearing Which aircraft system is used to detect RF signals from a transmitting source and provide a visual display of the direction to the source? - Answers DF System Which DF system test mode is automatically preformed after the system has been energized but prior to mode selection and system operation? - Answers PBIT (Power built in test) Which DF system test mode is only preformed when initiated by the user? - Answers IBIT (initiated built in test) Which DF test mode constantly monitors and tests the system? - Answers CBIT (Constant built in test) Where is the DF antenna designed to be located? - Answers On the bottom of the aircraft How many frequencies can a generic DF system point/track at one time? - Answers 1 The DF system receives and processes RF signals in the frequency range of___? - Answers 30-399.975 MHz Which systems/components interface with the DF system? - Answers Radios, ICS, Flight management system computers, navigation systems, Flight director Which component allows DF system frequency input? - Answers Control head What are the 3 scan modes for the DF system? - Answers SAR scan, TACTICAL scan, Beacon scan What does the TACAN do when the air to air receive mode is selected? - Answers receive bearing info from a TCAN equipped airplane that has bearing transmitting capabilities? What is the maximum range that TACAN can receive a DME reply while in transmit/receive mode? - Answers 390nm There are___channels in the TACAN system? - Answers 252 (126X and 126 Y) What is the frequency spacing between transmit and receive channels? - Answers 63MHz apart What does the TACAN do when the transmit and receive mode is selected? - Answers Receive bearing information, slant range distance, and station identification audio from the selected TACAN surface beacon What is the purpose of TACAN (Tactical Air Navigation)? - Answers Provides an accurate aircraft position in reference to a TACAN station What does the TACAN do when the REC mode is selected? - Answers Receive bearing information and station identification audio from the selected TACAN surface beacon Coast guard aircraft do not have___capabilities? - Answers Bearing transmitting What TACAN component is used to select modes of operation, channels and manual self-test modes? - Answers Control unit (CDU) What do surface beacons do? - Answers Provides international morse code station identifier audio, relative bearing information and slant range distances Where is the marker beacon antenna located on the aircraft? - Answers Bottom of the aircraft VOR uses VHF radio waves broadcasting between 108-117.95. How does the VOR avoid interferring with Localizer frequencies. - Answers By broadcasting on even tenths only (e.g. 108.2, 110.6, 111.94) A system failure condition is an indication of an abnormal operation. A selected bearing source identifier is replaced with a___flag and the bearing pointer is___when the status of the selected bearing source is failed. - Answers Failure, removed Glideslope is the___guidance required for the aircraft to descend for the landing and is provided by the glideslope of the ILS - Answers Vetical The outer marker beacon transmitter is located___from the threshold of the runway - Answers 5 miles What component processes the VOR, localizer, glideslope and marker beacon signal to provide full visual omnidirectional range and instrument landing system capabilities in the frequency range of 108.00-117.95 MHz - Answers Navigation receiver

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AET PHASE 3 TEST 3 QUESTIONS ANSWERED CORRECTLY LATEST UPDATE 2026


What kind of element is a directional gyro? - Answers Sensing element
In which ways does an autopilot system correct error? - Answers Position and or rate based
How is feedback or follow-up accomplished? - Answers Transducers, actuators and servos
What are the two available modes for autopilot operation? - Answers Manual and Automatic
What is the purpose of the autopilot system? - Answers Maintains a stable aircraft altitude without
constant inputs from the pilot to relieve fatigue
___ provides output signals proportional to the total acceleration experienced by the aircraft? -
Answers Accelerometers
What component provides a means for selecting different flight director modes of operation? -
Answers Flight director control panel
What systems and or components provide data to the flight director system (FDS)? - Answers Air
data, Attitude gyro, and accelerometers
Which secondary component is used by the flight director computer to achieve the various flight
director modes such as VOR and TCAN? - Answers Navigation Sources
The source used by the flight director computer to achieve the various flight director modes such as
VOR and TCAN is referred to as the ___? - Answers Navigation Sources
What is the purpose of a flight director system? - Answers Determine an aircraft's current attitude
and develop commands to maintain or change the aircrafts flight configuration
What provides attitude information, steering commands, and radar altitude? - Answers Attitude
director indicators
Which component moves in conjunction with signals sent from the flight director computer? -
Answers ADI command bars
What is the purpose of a flight director computer (FDC) - Answers Provides independent steering
signals for the lateral, longitudinal, and vertical axis
What senses aircraft movement along the lateral, longitude, and vertical axis? - Answers
Accelerometers
What is the purpose of attitude director indicators? - Answers Display the computed angles of bank
for a standard-rate of turn that enables a pilot to fly an approach, pre-selected pitch attitude or
maintain a selected barometric altitude
Components of ADF system? - Answers Loop antenna, sense antenna, sense antenna amplifier,
control, receiver, indicator
What functions does the Continual Wave/Tone/Beat Frequency Oscillator mode provide? - Answers
Listening to a station that does not carry modulated audio and fine tuning analog ADF radios
What is the purpose of ADF (Automatic Direction Finding)? - Answers Converts incoming radio signals
into relative bearing to a transmitting station
What information does the ADF mode provide? - Answers Relative bearing to a transmitting station
and station identification audio
Which component provides a reference phase (Z) to the ADF receiver to eliminate the possibility of
pointing 180 from the stations? - Answers Sense antenna
What component processes X, Y, and Z bearing info and sends it to the indicators - Answers Receiver
Which mode enables flight crew members to manually hone in on a station? - Answers loop mode
Which component is the bearing antenna in an ADF system? - Answers Loop antenna
What is Multi-pathing? - Answers When the ADF signal bounces off structures and is received by the
antenna at different times and angles causing the ADF needle to behave erratically
Which component is used to obtain the best possible audio reception in an ADF system? - Answers
Sense antenna
What is precipitation static? - Answers Discharge of accumulated static from an aircraft as it moves
through the air which can cause needle to hunt erratically
What is quadrantal error? - Answers When fields created by metal surfaces on the aircraft bend
incoming radio waves prior to being received by ADF
What is electrical disturbance? - Answers When lightning storms cause the indicating needle to hunt
erratically
What international distress frequency falls in the LF ADF frequency range? - Answers 2182.0 KHz

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