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Old 18th Oct 2012, 12:02
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Instruments checks on ground

Hi all ! These days I had some questions from my instructor concerning the checks of instruments while on ground. I've been looking for the answers but no results...

The questions are :

1) what is the maximum difference between the QFU and your compass when lining up for take off ?

2) the max difference between your compass and your heading on the HSI ?

3) In IFR, 2 altimeters are required, what is the max difference between both altimeters readings ?

Does someone can help me ? And most of all, does someone can give the source of the information found ? For example Jeppesen, ATPL books, ICAO annexes or whatever !

Thanks
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Old 18th Oct 2012, 21:28
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You're on guard...I mean aviation history and nostalgia. You need to post in a flight-instruction or private-flying forum.

I'd try to help anyway, but we don't use any of those funny Q-things in the U.S.

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Old 19th Oct 2012, 07:31
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Sorry I'm new on this website and I made a mistake ...

Oops !
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Hi, I see you've added the questions elsewhere. You can delete the old thread by deleting the first post (select EDIT then delete) - if you are the thread starter it deletes the whole thing.
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