Question

Directions: Read all three scenarios.
Then choose TWO scenarios to answer.
For each scenario you choose:
Select any three instruments from the Six‑Pack that would best show what is happening.
Draw each chosen instrument as it would look in that situation (needle/hand/aircraft symbol position).
Label each drawing with the instrument name.
Write one or two sentences explaining why you chose each instrument and what its reading tells the pilot.
Important: You choose the instruments. You are not told which ones to use.

Answer 1

I don’t have the three scenarios — could you either paste them here or tell me which two of the three you want me to do?

If you’d like, I can also pick two common instrument scenarios and complete the task (for example: 1) unusual attitude — nose high/right bank, 2) ILS approach with glideslope below and drifting left). Tell me whether you want to (A) paste your scenarios, (B) pick two of your three and name them, or (C) let me choose two typical scenarios and proceed.

Quick note so you know what I’ll use: the “Six‑Pack” instruments are
- Attitude Indicator (AI)
- Heading Indicator / Directional Gyro (HDG)
- Airspeed Indicator (ASI)
- Altimeter (ALT)
- Vertical Speed Indicator (VSI)
- Turn Coordinator / Turn-and-Slip (TC)

I’ll draw each chosen instrument using a simple ASCII-style gauge (needle/needle position/aircraft symbol) and label it, then give a 1–2 sentence explanation of why I chose it and what the reading tells the pilot. Is that acceptable?