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c. Wing flaps.
(1) The Handley-Page type flaps are operated by two push
buttons. (See fig. 3-2). Flap position is indicated by grad-
uations of 0°, 10% 20°, 30°, 40% and 50° marked on the upper
surface of the flap; the 20° position used for take-off is
marked in red.
(2) Emergency lowering of the wing flaps is accomplished by
the use of an emergency compressed air system. Operation is
accomplished by opening the operating handle (See fig. 2-2),
two complete turns. Warning: Be sure the valve is opened
two complete turns.
THROTTLE CONTROLS
a. The throttle controls are located at the pilot's left, (See
fig. 2-9) and are the only power controls on the airplane.
The black buttons, one on each throttle, are used to close
the circuits for starting ignition on the engines. The
throttles are equipped with stops to prevent accidental full
closing and stalling of the engines.
LANDING GEAR CONTROLS
a. Under normal conditions the landing gear is raised or lowered
by use of the two push buttons. (See fig. 3-3). It is
hydraulically operated, but because of the low capacity of
the hydraulic pump, it is slow in operation.
b. Compressed air is used for emergency operation of the under
carriage, but lowers the nose wheel and main undercarriage fair
ing only. The undercarriage itself falls under the influence
of gravity, and locking may require the assistance of slide
slipping.
Operation of the compressed air emergency system is
accomplished by opening the operating handle (See fig. 2-1)
at least two complete turns. Warning: Be sure to open two
complete turns.
c. Landing gear position indicators are provided for each unit
of the undercarriage indicator, (See fig. 3-5) left main gear
indicator, (See fig. 3-6) nose wheel, and indicator, (See
fig. 3-7) right main gear.
BRAKE CONTROLS
a. The brakes embody a conventional hydraulic system, independent
of the landing gear and flap hydraulic system. Operation is
accomplished by applying pressure with the toes on the rudder
pedals.
b. A brake is also incorporated in the nose wheel. Operation is
accomplished by use of the nose wheel brake control lever, (See
fig. 1-17).
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