c258be096f68c257e8a0b9fbc8b5f32fb70fcd9a1bd3cd374f17dcf1251eb389 Section "Performance" item count differs between passes (9 vs 8); verify nothing was dropped.

Name: _________________________ Date: ________________ Instructor: ______________________ Grade: ____________________ Use Piper Cherokee 140B manual. However, the information in that manual does not provide all of the information necessary to safely fly the airplane. Therefore, this test will include questions from the Piper manual as well as the club's "Conditions of Flight" (COF) statement and the Club checklist which includes: "Normal/Abnormal/Emergency Procedures". These statements are downloadable from the website and are in binder located in the flight planning room.

Vs __________ ______________________________ VS1 __________ ______________________________ VR __________ ______________________________ Vx __________ ______________________________ Vy __________ ______________________________ VMAX GLIDE __________ ______________________________ VFE __________ ______________________________ VA __________ ______________________________ VNO __________ ______________________________ VNE __________ ______________________________

2. Engine Model Number is: __ HP ____ Max RPM ____ 3. Engine Oil Capacity is: ______

4. Normal strut extension is ______ for nose gear and _____ for the main gear. 5. The toe brakes and the hand brake use their own ________ but have a common _________.

6. Fuel capacity standard _________________ Reserve _________________ 7. To obtain the standard fuel quantity, the pilot should fill the tanks to: __________________________________________________________ 8. Minimum Fuel Octane is: ______________________________________ 9. The electric fuel pump should be on when: ________________________

10. The flap may be used as a step only when _______________________________

11. The electrical system includes a ________ volt _______ ampere alternator. 12. The ammeter displays the ______________________________________. 13. The maximum continuous load for night flight is with radios is _____________.

14. As soon as the engine is started, checked oil pressure, if there is no rise within _______ sec shut down.

15. What is maximum gross weight? ________________ Empty weight? _______________________ 16. Arithmetically Compute the weight and balance for the following conditions: Basic Aircraft Weight: WEIGHT 1464.0 lbs., Arm 87.8 in., Moment ____________ in./Lbs. Pilot and Front Pax: WEIGHT 360.0 lbs., Arm 85.5 in., Moment ____________ in./Lbs. Fuel 50 gal @ 6 lbs./gal: WEIGHT 300.0 lbs., Arm 95.0 in., Moment __________ in./Lbs. Baggage: WEIGHT 25.0 lbs., Arm 117.0 in., Moment ____________ in./Lbs. Totals: ________ lbs., Moment __________ in./Lbs. CG = _____________ in./Lbs. = ______ in. Aircraft is within/not within both limitations. __________ Lbs.

17. What is the Density altitude at a pressure altitude of 8000 feet with a temperature of 15 C? __________________________________ 18. At a DA of 4000', what is our rate of climb? __________________________________ 19. What is our takeoff distance over a 50' obstacle at a density altitude of 4,000' (2150 lbs)? __________________ 20. For a cross-country flight, you plan to cruise at 5500'. The temperature at 5500 feet is 24C and you plan to use 70% power. Winds at 5500' are 360 at 20 kts and your course is 075. (use the charts in your book and an E6-B "Whiz wheel"). What will be your true airspeed? __________ What is your groundspeed? ______________ Heading? _______________________ Indicated airspeed? _______________ Questions 20-25 are closed book questions and come from "Normal/Abnormal/Emergency Procedures Statement". You should practice these questions, but they must be proctored without reference to any material.

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