How can the generator be controlled in the T-6?

The generator in the T-6 can be controlled from either cockpit using the generator control switch, which provides operational flexibility and ensures that either pilot can manage the generator system as needed. This is particularly important during flight operations, where the ability to control power resources directly can impact overall aircraft performance and safety.

The generator control switch allows pilots to activate or deactivate the generator, monitor its performance, and respond to any potential issues that may arise. This centralized control system enhances situational awareness and ensures that both pilots have the ability to manage the electrical systems effectively from their respective positions in the cockpit.

Other options involve different methods of managing electrical power but do not offer the same direct control over the generator itself. The battery switch primarily regulates the battery's connection and does not directly influence the generator's operation. The alternate power switch typically redirects power sources rather than providing direct control of the generator. The external power switch is used to manage ground power sources, which does not pertain to the operation of the onboard generator in flight.