Which component is responsible for regulating the temperature in the cockpit?

The temperature controller plays a critical role in regulating the cockpit environment of the T-6B aircraft by managing the air conditioning and heating system. It receives input from temperature sensors within the cockpit, indicating the current temperature. Based on this information, the temperature controller adjusts the flow of conditioned air to either warm up or cool down the cockpit as necessary, ensuring that the pilot and co-pilot are comfortable during flight operations.

Additionally, the controller interfaces with other components of the environmental control system, such as the compressor and evaporator, to optimize performance and maintain desired temperature settings. It is essentially the command center for climate control within the aircraft, reflecting its importance in maintaining a safe and operationally efficient cockpit environment.