Super 80 Professional – AOM
FLIGHT INSTRUMENTS
Section 14 Page 9
Super 80 Professional – Aircraft Operating Manual
Coolsky, 2018
STANDBY INSTRUMENTS AND CLOCK
1. ROLL ATTITUDE POINTER
The Roll Attitude Pointer indicates aircraft roll
against the fixed roll index marks. All index
marks are in 10 degree increments.
2. PITCH ATTITUDE SCALE
The Pitch Attitude Scale indicates aircraft
pitch in 5 degree increments up and 10
degree increments down.
3. AIRPLANE SYMBOL
The Airplane Symbol indicates pitch attitude
referenced against the horizon drum pitch
attitude scale.
4. ERECTION AND TRIM KNOB
Used for fast erection of the gyro and
adjustment of the aircraft symbol. Currently
not simulated.
5. 100 FOOT POINTER
The pointer will make a full circle for each
1,000 feet of altitude gained or lost.
6. DIGITAL READOUT
The Digital Readout is made with a
continuously rotating drum, except for the
two first digits, which indicates barometric
altitude from -1000 to 50,000 feet. The
leftmost number on the drum counter is
marked with black and white diagonal
stripes in the “0” position to alert of altitudes
of less than 10,000 feet.
7. MB/IN HG READOUT
Digital readout of the current barometric
pressure setting expressed in millibars and
inches of mercury.
8. BARO SET KNOB
Used to change the barometric pressure
setting.
9. STANDBY AIRSPEED TAPE
Indicates airspeed as determined from the
uncorrected alternate pitot/static inputs.
10. CLOCK
Eight-day, stem wound clock with sweep
second hand. The clock indicates Zulu time.
Click the clock to increase/decrease time.