1 - General Knowledge Flashcards
Aspiration type?
driveshaft type?
how is it cooled?
Engine layout?
Fuel injection?
How many cylinders?
Normally Aspirated
- Not turbo/super charged
Direct Drive
-no belt, motor is directly spinning prop
air cooled
horizontally opposed
- flat engine, so cylinders on each side
fuel injected
- no primer!
four cylinder
- 2 on each side of engine horizontally opposed
What is horsepower rating and engine speed?
HP: 180 rated BHP
engine speed: 2700 RPM
What are the approved fuel grades (and their colours)?
100LL grade aviation fuel
-Blue
100 Grade aviation fuel
-Green
What is the total fuel capacity?
Total usable fuel capacity?
56 US Gallons is total capacity
53 US Gallons is total usable
After the first 50 hour oil break in period, what oil should be used?
MIL-L-22851 or SAE j1899 Aviation Grade Ashless Dispersant Oil
What is the Sump and Total oil capacity?
Sump: 8 US Quarts
- depression in bottom of engine to use as a bit of a reserve
Total: 9 US Quarts
What is the maximum Takeoff and landing weight for both categories (normal/utility)?
Both maximum takeoff and landing weight are the same at:
Normal: 2550 lbs
Utility: 2200 lbs
What are the loading conditions to be in the utility category?
Rear seat and baggage compartment must be empty.
Roughly, what are the standard airplane weights?
Empty weight:
Maximum useful load, Normal
Maximum useful load, Utility
the standard airplane weights:
Empty weight: 1663 lbs
Max useful load, Normal: 895 lbs
Max useful load, utility: 545
What is KTAS?
Knots true airspeed, meaning it is the airspeed relative to undisturbed air - or KCAS corrected for altitude and temperature
What is KCAS?
Knots calibrated airspeed, so that is indicated airspeed corrected for position and instrument error.
When it KCAS equal to KTAS?
Well, KTAS is just KCAS corrected for deviance from standard of altitude and temperature. Therefore, KTAS will equal KCAS in standard atmosphere at sea level (15C & 29.92inHg)
Define and state following V speeds:
Va:
Vfe:
Vno:
Vne:
Vs
Vso
Vx
Vy
Va:
- Maneuvering speed (max abrupt movements)
Vfe:
- Max flap extended speed
Vno:
- Max structural cruising speed (can only be exceeded with caution in smooth air)
Vne:
- Never exceed speed
Vs
-Stalling speed
Vso
- stalling speed in landing config at most forward centre of gravity
Vx
- Best Angle-of-Climb (highest alt in shortest distance)
Vy
-Best rate-of-climb (highest alt in shortest time)
Difference between RPM and static RPM
Static RPM is engine speed attained during a full throttle engine runup when on the ground and stationary
What is MAP (Manifold Absolute Pressure)?
Measured in inHG (same as altimeter), the the Manifold Absolute Pressure is the absolute pressure measured in the engine induction system