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What HP is the Champ?

65HP

What engine?

Continental A65

What type of fuel?

Auto gas or 100 low lead (Blue)

How do you legally run auto gas?

Supplemental Type Cert, (STC)

How much oil does the Champ hold?

4 quarts (20W-50), min 3 quarts

How does the engine get the gas?

Gravity feed

What is Vx?

(Best angle of climb), 55MPH, used to clear obstacles

What is Vy?

(Best rate of climb), 60MPH

What is the best glide speed?

60MPH

What is Va?

(Maneuvering speed) 80MPH. Used in turbulent air and to make large control deflections.

What happens to maneuvering speed if weight goes up?

It goes up, follows the weight.

What happens to wing loading in a stall?

It decreases

What causes a stall?

Exceeding the critical angle of attack

At what speed will an aircraft stall?

Any speed.

What causes a spin?

Stalling the aircraft uncoordinated, or while yawing

If the ball is centered, can you spin?

No

Name four things that effect stall speed?

Weight, Power, Flaps, Bank Angle

How do you correct a spin?

PARE - Power idle, ailerons neutral, rudder opposite the turn, elevator to break the stall, then out of the dive

Pilot documents required?

Pilot cert and current driver's license

Do pilot certs expire?

No, but must maintain currency. Flight review within the previous 24 calendar months, and 90 day currency landings if carrying passengers

Does earning a new cert effect flight revew date?

Yes. It resets the date

Aircraft docs?

AROW, Airworthiness cert, registration (expires every 3 years), Operating limitations, Weight and balance report

Example of Operating Limitations:

Placards, markings, and decals. Gauge markings, and "N" number

Sports Pilot Limitations?

Day VFR only. 3 miles or better visibility, 1320LBs max gross weight, 120 knots speed max, 10,000ft ceiling, 1 passenger max, 2 seats max, no towered fields without an endorcement.

Can I fly at night?

No. Max 30 minutes after sunset

What aircraft inspections are required?

Inspection every 12 months, 100 hrs, ELT every 12 months, Static system every 24 months if aircraft has an electrical system (Champ doens't)

What are AD's?

Airworthiness Directives - mandatory inspections or repairs, status of AD's is in the log books.

What frequency does the ELT broadcast on?

121.5mhz

Official weather?

NOAA, Weather Channel, Flight Services, DUATS, Foreflight

Who or what do Airmets apply to?

All pilots.

Who or what do Sigmets apply to?

All aircraft. Sigmets are more serious.

Define indicated airspeed?

It's what is on the indicator, lol...

What is true airspeed?

The speed through the air mass.

Does true airspeed go up as altitude goes up?

Yes. 2% per 1000ft.

Do you need to be able to calculate true air speed?

Yes, in order to calculate ground speed.

What is ground speed?

Your speed relative to the ground

What are VFR ful requirements?

To the destination plus 30 mins of fuel.

Approaching an airport, would haze make a normal pilot fly higher or lower?

Lower

How long after drinking can you fly?

8 hours, .04 BAL

What are transponder requirements?

In or above Class C airspace, inside mode C vail around Class B, in Class B, and above 10,000ft

What does a transponder do?

Tell ATC position and altitude.

What is the emergency transponder code?

7700

What is the lost communications code?

7600

What is the emergency frequency

121.5 MHZ

Can you enter Class C?

Yes, with ATC approval, or in an emergency