NOTEPROPELLERS: Have accumulator for unfeathering.
NOTEELECTRICAL: 28 Volt DC, Two 50-amp alternators. Battery monitor light comes on when charge is > 7 amps.
NOTELDG GEAR: Warning horn sounds at 11" MP with gear up. Nose gear 50 psi Main gear 50 psi.
NOTESTALL WRNG: Warning horn sounds 5-8 kts prior to stall.
Aircraft Operations Notes reference
AIRCRAFT OPERATIONS NOTES
NOTEEngine may not start until starter is released.
NOTETo set parking brake, pull handle, pump brakes, release handle.
NOTECowl flaps should be OPEN on ground and takeoff.
NOTEWhen using external power, turn battery/alternators OFF.
NOTELanding lights may overheat if used for taxi.
NOTEUse boost pumps ONLY for priming or fluctuating fuel flow.
NOTEMax of 20° of flaps for T/O.
NOTERPM on T/O roll: 2625 RPM.
NOTEAllow circuit breakers to cool 3 minutes before resetting.
NOTEWhen practicing engine failures (DUAL ONLY MANEUVER), the mixture control should always be pulled back to ICO before feathering a prop to prevent the engine from being flooded.
NOTEZero thrust setting is 10"/FP.
NOTEDo not insert fuel nozzle more than 3" into fuel tank to prevent possible damage to the bottom of the tank.
Interior Inspection preflight_inspection
INTERIOR INSPECTION N43657 ONLY
NOTENOTE: Steps 23-33 should be accomplished expeditiously to minimize drain on the battery, particularly in cold weather.
Exterior Inspection preflight_inspection
NOTEDuring the exterior inspection, check the overall condition of the airplane. In particular look for any missing or damaged screws, rivets or antennas on the top or bottom of the aircraft.
EMPENNAGE
LEFT WING
LEFT ENGINE
NOSE
RIGHT ENGINE
RIGHT WING
RIGHT SIDE
Passenger / Crew Briefing before_start
PASSENGER / CREW BRIEFING
Before Starting Engines before_start
GENERAL
LEFT / PILOT'S CONSOLE
CENTER / RIGHT CONSOLE
THROTTLE QUADRANT
Starting Engine engine_start
Start left engine first
NOTE* DO NOT use the starter motor for more than 30 sec without allowing it to cool for 5 minutes before the next use.
Starting Flooded Engine engine_start
After Start / Before Taxi after_start
Taxi Check taxi
Engine Runup before_takeoff
NOTE****************** If MAG drop exceeds limits:***********************
WARNINGIf MAG drop still out of limits ABORT THE FLIGHT
Before Takeoff before_takeoff
NOTEIf we experience any problems prior to liftoff, we will abort.
NOTEIf there is an engine failure or fire after liftoff but prior to gear retraction, we will land straight ahead.
NOTEIf the engine failure or fire occurs after gear retraction, we will continue the takeoff.
NOTE(Review the Emergency Checklist procedures as needed).
Takeoff takeoff
NORMAL TAKEOFF
SHORT FIELD TAKEOFF
After Takeoff / Climb after_takeoff
Cruise cruise
WARNING* WARNING: Improper leaning procedures will greatly reduce endurance/range
Descent / Before Approach descent
Before Landing before_landing
Landing landing
NORMAL LANDING
SHORT FIELD LANDING
Go Around go_around
After Landing after_landing
Engine Shutdown shutdown
Securing Aircraft securing
Starting Engines With Aux Power engine_start
Start RIGHT engine first
Starting Engines In Cold WX engine_start
NOTENOTE: Before the first flight of the day and as necessary during the day, preheat the engine and pull the propeller through several times by hand. Consider external power when the temperature is less than 40°F, unless the engine is still warm.
CAUTIONCAUTION: When pulling the propeller through by hand, treat it as if the ignition switch is turned on. A loose or broken ground wire on either magneto could cause the engine to fire.
NOTE(Start left engine first)
NOTE* DO NOT use the starter motor for more than 30 sec without allowing it to cool for 5 minutes before the next use.
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