Question

True/False. With no electrical power applied, in the front cockpit a 1/8 inch thick border of yellow and black stripes around a FIRE light indicates that the FIRE light has been pressed.

Answer 1

False. The 1/8 inch thick border of yellow and black stripes around a FIRE light in the front cockpit does not indicate that the FIRE light has been pressed. It is a cautionary marking called a Fire Bundling.

Step-by-step explanation:

False. The 1/8 inch thick border of yellow and black stripes around a FIRE light in the front cockpit does not indicate that the FIRE light has been pressed. This border is a cautionary marking called a Fire Bundling, and it is meant to draw attention to the FIRE light when it illuminates, indicating a fire or potential fire situation. The purpose of the marking is to provide a clear visual indication to pilots in case of a fire emergency.