A Tpe 331 Primer Turboprop Tpe 331 Series Familiariation on 2040-parts.com
Barberton, Ohio, United States
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A TPE 331 Primer Turboprop Engine TPE Series Original Familiarization TSG-84 dated 2-15-79 is illustrated, and has94 pages detailing the parts of the engine and their operation. Starting with page 75 showing a drawing of a Normal Engine. The next page shows that same engine with a malfunction and the question "what is Indicated By-----?". These study questions go through page 89, then on page 94 the multiple choice questions are listed with instructions to underline the right answers, The questions in this quiz have already been underlined and answered.
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