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Boeing 757-300 Differences: Flight Controls (ATA 27)Type training questions & answers
Six-module CSEUs, elevator feel shift and feel limit, flap skew detection, the FSAM and spoiler tail strike protection.
- A worked explanation on every question
- Written for the 757-300, for engineers rated on the 757-200
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Sample Flight Controls questions with answers
Three questions from the free preview. Think of your answer first, then open the explanation.
1.How many modules does each 757-300 CSEU contain?
- A.Four
- B.Six
- C.Eight
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Correct answer: B. Six
Two PSMs, three SCMs and one YSM. The 757-200 CSEU has eight modules, with separate stabilizer trim/elevator asymmetry, rudder ratio changer and yaw damper modules.
2.Which modules make up a 757-300 CSEU?
- A.1 PSM, 4 SCM, 1 FSAM
- B.2 PSM, 3 SCM, 1 YSM
- C.2 PSM, 3 SCM, SAM, YDM, RRCM
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Correct answer: B. 2 PSM, 3 SCM, 1 YSM
The YSM takes over the jobs of the -200 yaw damper, stabilizer trim/elevator asymmetry and rudder ratio changer modules.
3.For which functions do the two 757-300 CSEUs back each other up?
- A.Every function, including the yaw dampers
- B.Asym limiter, feel limit, mach trim, ratio changer
- C.Spoiler control and the auto speedbrake actuator
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Correct answer: B. Asym limiter, feel limit, mach trim, ratio changer
Only the elevator asymmetry limiter, elevator feel limit, speed/mach trim and rudder ratio changer are shared. Otherwise the CSEUs work independently.
Part of the Boeing 757-200 to -300 differences course
One chapter of the Boeing 757-200 to -300 differences course question bank, for the 757-300, for engineers rated on the 757-200, written in our own words for revision. Your type course and the aircraft maintenance manual stay the authority: limits and procedures can differ between airframes and operators.
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