Pre Checkride Study

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Critical engine

The engine that most adversely affects aircraft performance when it becomes inop

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Vmc

Minimum controllable airspeed, the lowest airspeed where directional control is maintained when you have one engine. Lower engine performance results in less adverse yaw, which lowers Vmc.

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SMACFUM

Standard day:

  • On a denser day, Vmc increases because the engine performs better but causes more yaw

Max power:

  • More power increases Vmc, because engine performance is better but there is more yaw

Aft CG:

  • the arm is shorter with an aft CG, causing more yaw and decreased rudder effectiveness, increasing CG

Critical engine windmilling:

  • causes drag, which increases Vmc

Flaps and gear up:

  • When the gear and flaps are down (opposite), lift and the keel effect are added, which increases controllability and decreases Vmc. So gear and flaps up increases Vmc.

Up to 5 degree bank: Adds horizontal component of lift, which increases stability, decreasing Vmc.

Most unfavorable weight (lighter): Lighter aircraft has no inertia to keep it flying, which raises Vmc.

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Accelerated stop distance

The distance it takes you to start takeoff roll, lose an engine, and stop the aircraft. No chart published, we add the takeoff and landing distances together

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Accelerate go distance

The distance it takes to start, lose an engine, and climb 50 feet. We use takeoff roll distance because there’s no chart

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What happens to performance as altitude increases

Performance decreases due to less air density, less air through the engine and over the wings

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Why is the zero fuel weight important

To make sure the fuselage is within safe limits, so there’s no excess bending of the wings

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Single engine service ceiling

Maximum density altitude where you can have a 50fpm climb without the critical engine

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Single engine absolute ceiling

Maximum density altitude the aircraft can attain without the critical engine

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Vr

72kts

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Vx/Vy

77kts

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Vyse

Optimal climb speed with one engine, 82kts

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Va

120-126

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Vloe

Landing gear operating extention speed, 194

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Vlor

Landing gear retraction speed, 156

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Vmc

68kts

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Vno

155kts

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Vne

194kts

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Instrument approach speed

90kts

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Single engine approach speed

82kts

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What kind of hydraulic fluid

MIL-H-5606

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How much horsepower is our engine

135 horsepower

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What liquid is the engine cooled with

1:1 with coolant and distilled water (to prevent mineral buildup).

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How is the engine cooled

Liquid cooled, there is a water pump to circulate it. The radiator and the pink radiator fluid cools it

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How do you lower the freezing temp for jet fuel

Add prist

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How much fluid can the de-ice system hold

7.9 gallons

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How long will icing ‘high’ run for

2 minutes