Lab-Volt TECH-design E Series, Activity Manual

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Page 3: ...Tech Design Flight Simulation Activity Guide eSeries Edition 1 37653 S0...

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Page 5: ...ctive owners Other trademarks and trade names may be used in this document to refer to either the entity claiming the marks and names or their products Lab Volt Systems Inc disclaims any proprietary i...

Page 6: ...olt 5 Termination This agreement is effective until terminated It will terminate automatically without notice from Lab Volt if you fail to comply with any provisions contained herein Upon termination...

Page 7: ...6 Takeoff 7 Flying Straight and Level Flight 8 Landing Landing 9 The Instrument Panel and Licenses Solo Flight 10 Stall How to Perform a Stall 11 Coordinated and Uncoordinated Flight How to Perform a...

Page 8: ...Table of Contents Flight Simulation Activity Guide viii Tech Design by Lab Volt...

Page 9: ...ite in this Activity Guide Record all of your notes and data in your own Student Guide The multimedia course presentation will refer you to a specific activity title in this guide Some units may not h...

Page 10: ...timedia Presentation ____ Mind Sight Lab Volt Multimedia eTraining System Installation and User Guide ____ Activity Guide ____ Student Guide ____ Microsoft Flight Simulator Software ____ Yoke ____ Rud...

Page 11: ...First Takeoff from the list that appears under Title 3 Click on Go to Briefing Read the briefing that appears in the Overview When you are finished 4 reading click on Fly Listen to your instructor an...

Page 12: ...can see the control surfaces ailerons rudder etc 8 When you see the plane up close pull on the yoke and turn the rudder pedals with your feet You 9 should be able to see the control surfaces move when...

Page 13: ...e to allow the plane to 3 become airborne Keep the nose up and the wings level Observe the attitude indicator When you reach about 1500 feet start making a right 180 turn Level off at about 2500 feet...

Page 14: ...ou to practice taxiing on the runway Begin by releasing the brakes To do this press the period key 5 Push the throttle forward slightly only enough to make the airplane start to move 6 Once the airpla...

Page 15: ...rottle completely forward 5 Release the parking brakes to start the plane moving down the runway 6 Keep the plane in the center of the runway by steering it with the rudder pedals 7 When the plane rea...

Page 16: ...ane s weight Climb to an altitude of 1500 feet As you approach 1500 feet you want to lower the nose to stop the 8 plane from climbing Be careful not to lower the nose too far you do not want to descen...

Page 17: ...son When you are finished click on Fly This Lesson Now Read the flight briefing and click on Fly Part 1 Now When you are finished go back and select Fly 4 Part 2 Now Follow your instructor s instructi...

Page 18: ...reen Under Student Pilot select Lesson 7 Your 3 First Solo Read the lesson When you are finished click on Fly This Lesson Now Read the flight briefing and click on Fly This Lesson Now 4 When you are d...

Page 19: ...e stall is usually not dangerous however it can 5 lead to more serious problems in maneuvering the aircraft Soon pulling into and out of stalls will become second nature to you Fly to an altitude of 3...

Page 20: ...d Season Click Fly Now 4 Fly to an altitude of 6000 feet or more 5 Pull back the throttle to idle 6 Pull back slowly on the yoke until you see that the plane is about to stall 7 As you begin to stall...

Page 21: ...all the way to the left or to the right Notice that the plane is not flying in the direction 5 of the nose How to Recover from a Slip Turn the rudder in the OPPOSITE direction that caused the slip Ho...

Page 22: ...did to 1 begin the roll Level the plane out and continue to fly straight and level 2 How to Fly Inverted Begin an aileron roll 1 As you roll past 90 2 1 4 of a circle let up on the ailerons As you rol...

Page 23: ...you roll past 90 7 1 4 of a circle let up on the ailerons As you roll past 180 8 1 2 of a circle stop rolling and push the yoke forward slightly Adjust the controls to obtain level flight 9 Exit the f...

Page 24: ...aircraft from the list and click OK Under 2 Current Location click on Change Select a location from the list of thousands of airports Click OK Change the 3 Current Weather to Clear skies Do not change...

Page 25: ...to you Make sure you use the equipment in the manner intended by the manufacturer Your instructor will provide the necessary introduction to the learning environment and the equipment Here are some ba...