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how do you do a weight and balance?

fill in empty weight

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what is piper-archer empty weight

1737.2

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what do you do first for weight and balance?

add up empty weight, pilot weight, rear passenger, and baggage

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the sum of empty weight, pilot weight, rear passenger, and baggage

zero fuel weight

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to get the ramp weight, you need to add

zero fuel weight and fuel in pounds (6/gallon)

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how much fuel do you burn in taxi/runup?

1 gallon (6 pounds)

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fuel burn per flight

40 gallons (-240 pounds)

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a gallon of fuel is __ pounds

6

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an hour of fuel is __ pounds

9.5

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Thrust requires ___ of extra fuel on board. The legal minimums are for day, and _ for night

1 hour, 30 mins, 45 mins

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on a weight and balance sheet, when you’re not given the arm and you can’t multiply, you should

add up the moment and then divide moment by weight

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weight and balance basic formula

WxARM=Moment

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what 4 docs do you need to fly?

valid gov photo ID

logbook with endorsement

medical

student pilot license

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does the student pilot cert expire?

no

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describe a bi-annual flight review:

currency or proficiency?

how often?

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describe passenger currency:

day vs night?

how long until you need it?

no landings in preceding 90 days, need 3 landings and take offs.

Day can be touch and goes or full stop,

Night must be full stop or stop and go.

SAME CLASS/CATEGORY (single engine land)

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who can conduct biannual flight reviews

DPE (designated pilot examiner) or CFI

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who creates the master weight and balance?

the manufacturer, or a NORMAL A&P

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biannual flight review maintains

currency

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describe proficiency and use an acronym

familiarity with aircraft

PAVE

IMSAFE

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describe medicals. Under 40 vs over 40

under 40—all last 60 cal months,

over 40—all last 24 cal months,

be aware that privileges change over time!

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Medical requirements are described in part ____

61.23

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When does aircraft registration expire?

7 years/84 cal months or with transfer of ownership

Valid if all maintenance requirements are met

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Special (pink) airworthiness certificates are issued for ______ aircraft categories

limited, restricted, acrobatic, provisional

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Regular (white) airworthiness certificates are issued for ______ aircraft categories

normal, transport, utility

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airworthiness and registration requirements are found in part _____

91.203

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Data plate is located on the ______ of the aircraft and includes what 4 things?

date of manufacture

model number

serial number

registration number

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student pilot privileges (list 3)

no passengers

no PIC without endorsement

must carry logbook when acting as PIC

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part 61 is how you ______

get license

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part 91 is how you ______

maintain/lose license

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private pilot privileges (list 3)

no need to carry logbook

can take passengers

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what 2 things can sub a flight review?

checkride

completion of WINGS program

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how is night defined for currency?

one hour after sunset/before takeoff

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What is the ADAHRS: ADA and instruments

air data computer

pitot static— Airspeed, VSI, Altimeter

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what is the ADAHRS: AHRS and instruments

attitude heading reference system

gyroscopic—turn coordinator, rate of turn coordinator, HSI, and attitude indicator

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what does the ADA need to work?

info from the pitot mast with drain hole, ram air and static air

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what does the attitude heading reference system need to work?

magnetometer—bottom of each wing

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why don’t we need compass deviation cards?

the magnetometer is at the bottom of each wing, far from other magnets in the plane

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what kind engine do we have?

Lycoming IO360B4A

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Breakdown the lycoming IO360B4A

I = fuel injected

O = horiztonally opposed

360 = square inches displacement of volume of piston

B4A = accessory configuration

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Formula for amount of empty space in piston stroke

Pi(r²) x stroke

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what’s a purple line on the surface analysis chart?

occluded front

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what’s a dashed cold front with flags on every dash

frontogenisis

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what’s a dashed cold front with flags on every other dash

frontolysis

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explain cold occluded front

cold air — warm air — cold air

not as dangerous. Cold air climbs over warm air

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explain warm occluded front

cold air — warm air — cooler air

dangerous, lots of updrafts and shifting wind

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what kind of gas does our plane take?

AVGAS 100 low lead

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what kind of oil does our plane take?

red MIL606H — military spec

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what kind brakes do we have?

hydraulic differential toe brakes

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min oil and where to find it?

AFM, 2 quarts

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rec oil range?

5-8 quarts

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school policy min oil?

6 quarts

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do we use wet or dry sump oil and why?

wet, it’s cheaper

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3 purposes of oil

cooling, lubrication, filtration

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3 ingredients for a thunderstorm?

updrafts, moisture, unstable air

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volts and amps of our plane batteries?

24V, 70 AMPS

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System voltage

28V, allows for charging

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How long do our batteries last?

reg—30 mins

emergency—30 mins

***this assumes load shedding. Radio uses a lot of battery***

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what is it called when you turn off other parts of the plane to use less electricity

load shedding

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how long does the standby Garmin (G5) last?

4 hours

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list primary flight controls

ailerons, elevator, rudder

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list secondary flight controls

trim, flaps

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what kind of trim do we have?

yoke and wheel elevator trim, rudder trim by seat

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what kind of flaps do we have and why?

single slotted, they are more aerodynamic

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what do flaps change about the wing?

camber

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how does the anti servo tab work

it’s on our stabilator, and it prevents over-controlling by pitching up when we pitch up

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what equipment do you need to fly?

91.205 and headset

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Do we have a min equipment list? where do you go?

no! that’s for airliners. Go to 91.205, and bring your headset!

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where’s your inop flow list?

91.213

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where are your operating limitations?

POH, section 2

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Do we use an AFM or POH? what’s unique about the AFM?

we have an AFM, it’s tail number specific

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who can issue a master weight and balance?

A&P or manufacturer

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who can do an annual inspection?

only an A&P IA (inspection authorization)

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what does the plane need in regards to the radio?

radio station license for international only

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what do you need in regards to the radio?

radio operator’s license for international only

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a VOR and altimeter inspection are only needed for ______ flight

instrument

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a 100 hour inspection is only need for ________ or ________

compensation or instruction

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how do you maintain currency?

bi-annual flight review

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who can do a biannual flight review?

DPE (dedicated pilot examiner)

CFI

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how do you maintain currency for carrying passengers?

90 day rule

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explain currency—is it make and model specific?

no, but it’s specific category, class, and type if type rating is involved

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day vs night currency

day—3 take offs and landings, full stop or touch and go in last 90 days

night—hour after sunset to an hour before sunrise, full stop landings only

Night supersedes day

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civil twilight is needed for…

logging night hours

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sunset to sunrise is the definition of when you should…

turn on all lights

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where is the ELT and how do you check the battery?

back empennage, peel open the door

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if your ELT has 80% battery life, do you still need your ELT inspection?

yes, it’s every 12 cal months, even with 1 hour cumulative use and/or less than 50% battery

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if your ELT was just inspected, but you recently used it for an 45 mins one day and 15 mins the next, do you need an inspection?

yes—one hour cumulative use

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Where do you find ATOMATOFLAMES?

91.205

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do we have an manifold pressure gauge?

no

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what should be in reach of the PIC at all times?

G1000 and POH guides

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where is your inop flow (2 places)?

91.213, in iPad photos

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something is missing from your min equipment list. Can you fly to get it fixed?

only if you call the FSDO and only fly to get it fixed

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how long is a TAF valid for (2 times)

24 or 30 hours

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does KADS have a valid TAF? Why?

no, it’s only valid 5sm from center of airport

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where do you go if a TAF isn’t available?

Wxbrief website then GFA map

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Max tested crosswind component in the archer?

17 knots

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what color are runway edge lights?

white

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what color are centerline lights?

green

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what color are taxiway lights?

blue

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lost coms troubleshoot list

check radio on

then volume and squelch

then headset plug

then radio frequency

then radio check.

GO BACK to previous frequency.

then squawk 7600