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POH limitations and capacities

Weight-2558, Takeoff-2550, Landing-2550.



Capacities-56 Gallons of fuel, 53 Gallons usable, 3 Gallons unusable.


8 quarts of oil.



Fuel Grade-100LL (Blue)


100 (Green)



DON'T NOT USE IN AIRCRAFT-


80 (Red)


Jet A (Clear/Straw)

Vso

40,


minimum speed at which the airplane is controllable in the landing configuration at the most forward COG

Vs1

48,


Minimum steady flight speed at which the airplane is controllable.

Vx

62,


Best angle of climb in a given distance.

Vy

74,


Best rate of climb in a given time.

Va

2550-105


2200-98


1900-90


Maneuvering speed.

Vno

129,


Maximum structural cruising speed

Vne

163,


Never exceed speed

ATOMATOFFLAMES

A-Airspeed indicator


T-Tachometer for each engine


O-oil pressure gauge for each engine using pressure system


M-Magnetic direction indicator


A-Altimeter


T-Temperature gauge for each liquid cooled engine


O-oil temperature gauge for each air-cooled engine


F-Fuel gauge


F-Flotation gear


L-landing gear


A-anticollision light system


M-Manifold pressure gauge for each altitude engine


E-Emergency locator transmitter


S-Seat belts

Pilot limitations

A student pilot may not act as pilot in command of an aircraft that is



1.carrying a passenger.


2.is carrying property for compensation or hire.


3.for compensation or hire


4.in furtherance of a business.


5.may not operate an aircraft on a solo flight in class B airspace.

Right of way rules

Give right of way to aircraft



In distress


Converging (right)


Approaching head-on


Overtaking


Landing

Steady green light

Cleared to takeoff/land

Flashing green

Cleared to taxi/return for landing

Flashing green

Cleared to taxi/return for landing

Steady red

Stop/give way to other aircraft and continue circling

Flashing red

Taxi clear of runway in use/airport unsafe, do not land.

Flashing white

Return to starting point on airport/ does not mean anything for landing

Alternating red and green

Exercise extreme caution on takeoff and landing

What are the personal documents required for flight

Pilot certificate


Medical certificate


Authorized photo ID


Restricted radiotelephone operator license

ARrOW

Airworthiness certificate


Registration certificate


Radio station license


Operating limitations


Weight and Balance data

AVIATE

Annual inspection (every 12 cal. Months)


VOR (every 30 days)


100 hour inspection


Altimeter, altitude reporting and static system (every 24 cal. Months)


Transponder (24 months)


ELT (12 months)

WKRAFT

Weather reports and forecasts


Known traffic delays as advised by ATC


Runway length of intended use


Alternatives available if flight cannot be completed as planned


Fuel requirements


Takeoff and landing performance data

Types of altitude

Indicated altitude


Pressure altitude


Density altitude


True altitude


Absolute altitude

Types of speeds

Indicated airspeed


Calibrated airspeed


Equivalent airspeed


True airspeed


Mach number


Ground speed


DVMONA

Deviation


Variation


Magnetic dip


Oscillation


North/south turn errors


Acceleration errors

Conditions necessary for the formation of thunderstorms

Sufficient water vapor (humidity)


An unstable temperature lapse rate


An initial uplifting force

Life cycles of thunderstorms

Cumulus stage


Mature stage


Dissipating stage

Vr

Rotate speed


55

Vfe 1rst

1st notch of flaps under 110

Vfe >1rst

Second and third notch of flaps


85 (in the white arc)

Vg

Best glide speed


68