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14 CFR Ch. I (1–1–19 Edition) 

Pt. 135, App. F 

The recorded values must meet the designated range, resolution and accuracy requirements during static and dynamic condi-

tions. Dynamic condition means the parameter is experiencing change at the maximum rate attainable, including the maximum 
rate of reversal. All data recorded must be correlated in time to within one second. 

Parameters Range 

Accuracy (sensor 

input) 

Seconds per 

sampling interval 

Resolution Remarks 

14a. Yaw control 

position(s) 
(nonfly-by- 
wire)

5 18

.

Full Range .........

±

2

° 

unless high-

er accuracy 
uniquely re-
quired.

0.5 .....................

0.3% of full 

range.

For airplanes that have a 

flight control breakaway 
capability that allows either 
pilot to operate the controls 
independently, record both 
control inputs. The control 
inputs may be sampled al-
ternately once per second 
to produce the sampling of 
0.5 or 0.25, as applicable. 

14b. Yaw control 

position(s) (fly- 
by-wire)

18

.

Full Range .........

±

2

° 

unless high-

er accuracy 
uniquely re-
quired.

0.5 .....................

0.2% of full 

range.

15. Pitch control 

surface(s) posi-
tion

6 18

.

Full Range .........

±

2

° 

unless high-

er accuracy 
uniquely re-
quired.

0.5 or 0.25 for 

airplanes oper-
ated under 
§ 135.152(j)..

0.3% of full 

range.

For airplanes fitted with mul-

tiple or split surfaces, a 
suitable combination of in-
puts is acceptable in lieu of 
recording each surface 
separately. The control 
surfaces may be sampled 
alternately to produce the 
sampling interval of 0.5 or 
0.25, as applicable. 

16. Lateral control 

surface(s) posi-
tion

7 18

.

Full Range .........

±

2

° 

unless high-

er accuracy 
uniquely re-
quired.

0.5 or 0.25 for 

airplanes oper-
ated under 
§ 135.152(j).

0.2% of full 

range.

A suitable combination of 

surface position sensors is 
acceptable in lieu of re-
cording each surface sepa-
rately. The control surfaces 
may be sampled alter-
nately to produce the sam-
pling interval of 0.5 or 
0.25, as applicable. 

17. Yaw control 

surface(s) posi-
tion

8 18

.

Full Range .........

±

2

° 

unless high-

er accuracy 
uniquely re-
quired.

0.5 .....................

0.2% of full 

range.

For airplanes with multiple or 

split surfaces, a suitable 
combination of surface po-
sition sensors is accept-
able in lieu of recording 
each surface separately. 
The control surfaces may 
be sampled alternately to 
produce the sampling inter-
val of 0.5. 

18. Lateral Accel-

eration.

±

1g ....................

±

1.5% max. 

range exclud-
ing datum 
error of 

±

5%.

0.25 ...................

0.004g.

19. Pitch Trim 

Surface Posi-
tion.

Full Range .........

±

3

° 

Unless High-

er Accuracy 
Uniquely Re-
quired.

1 ........................

0.6% of full 

range 

20. Trailing Edge 

Flap or Cockpit 
Control Selec-
tion

10

.

Full Range or 

Each Position 
(discrete).

±

3

° 

or as Pilot’s 

Indicator.

2 ........................

0.5% of full 

range.

Flap position and cockpit 

control may each be sam-
pled alternately at 4 sec-
ond intervals, to give a 
data point every 2 sec-
onds. 

21. Leading Edge 

Flap or Cockpit 
Control Selec-
tion

11

.

Full Range or 

Each Discrete 
Position.

±

3

° 

or as Pilot’s 

Indicator and 
sufficient to 
determine 
each discrete 
position.

2 ........................

0.5% of full 

range.

Left and right sides, of flap 

position and cockpit control 
may each be sampled at 4 
second intervals, so as to 
give a data point to every 
2 seconds. 

22. Each Thrust 

reverser Posi-
tion (or equiva-
lent for pro-
peller airplane).

Stowed, In Tran-

sit, and re-
verse (Dis-
crete).

...........................

1 (per engine .....

...........................

Turbo-jet—2 discretes enable 

the 3 states to be deter-
mined 

Turbo-prop—1 discrete 

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