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Procedures for carb heat/ things to be cautious of
Use max carb heat if carb ice is suspected.
Use minimum carb heat to keep off ice (by trial and error).
In extremely cold, use of carb heat may increase carb into icing temperatures.
How to calculate pressure altitude given indicated altitude, and pressure
Find diff. between pressure and std. pressure (29.92).
Take out decimal and add a 0 to that number.
If pressure is higher than std., subtract that number from indicated alt.
Normal operating range of cylinder head temp.
2/3rd of the way hot
How do you activate window defrost?
Use cabin heat
What to do when the variable pitch propeller is over speeding?
Cut power, pitch up
Vglide when there is 2 people in the plane?
70 KIAS
Passenger briefing should include
Info about smoking, seat belts, how to operate doors, survival equipment, ditching procedure, and tell the pasengers to talk only about pertinent info (e.g. traffic) when landing or taking off
Leaning procedure
Lean until engine roughness, then two full turns richer
Stall warning horn sounds when?
When you are 5-10 Kts above stall
Draw electrical system
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When is pressure maintained in retractable gear?
When master is on, and squat switch is closed (airplane not on ground)
turning tendencies
P factor (left yaw)
Gyro effect (right yaw)
Slip Stream (left yaw, right roll)
Torque (left roll)
Explain adverse yaw
when turning, the down aileron on creates lift, causing increase in induced drag, therefore causing yaw
In ATIS, the ceiling/visibility is omitted when..
greater than 5,000' and 5 miles visibility
What do FSS do?
Provide pilot briefings, flight plan processing, en route radio communication, search and rescue services, assistance to lost aircraft, broadcast weather, provide airport advisory services to non towered airports (kind of like tower)
Flight Watch (weather info) and
What happens above 10,000'?
No speed limit
Visibility/cloud clearances reduce
Mode C required
Freezing rain (where and at what temperature)
Ahead of warm fronts, usually 0 to -5 degrees