ACS/Emergency Procedures Flashcards

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1
Q

BCLGUMPS

A

Boost pump, Carb heat, Lights, Gas fullest tank, Undercarriage, Mixture, Prop, Seat belts

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2
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Emergency landing

A

ABC
A - airfield to land at
B - best glide speed (73)
C - controls

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3
Q

Control for emergency landing engine failure

A
Mixture rich
Switch fuel tanks
Throttle open 1/4
Carb heat on
Fuel pump on
Check mags
Radio 121.5 - make call
Transponder to 7700
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4
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Prior to touch down, emergency landing

A
Master off
Electrical equipment off
Throttle closed
Fuel selector off
Seat belts tight
Open doors
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5
Q

Traffic pattern standards

A

Altitude +/- 100, Airspeed +/- 10

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6
Q

Emergency descent

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Power to idle
Pitch down don’t exceed Vne or, if rough air, Va
30 to 45 degree bank to keep positive load factor

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7
Q

Engine fire during start

A
crank engine
mixture idle cut-off
throttle open
electric fuel pump off
fuel selector off
abandon if fire continues
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8
Q

Engine power loss during takeoff

A
Land straight ahead if possible.
Maintain safe airspeed
Shallow turns
Flaps as required
If sufficient altitude:
Fuel switch tank
Electric fuel pump ON
Mixture RICH
Carb heat ON
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9
Q

Electrical fire in flight

A
Smoke in cabin: electrical
Battery Master Off
ALTR Switch OFF
Vents OPEN
Cabin heat OFF
Land as soon as practical
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10
Q

Engine fire in flight

A
Fuel selector OFF
Throttle CLOSED
Mixture IDLE CUT-OFF
Electrical fuel pump OFF
Heater OFF
Power off landing
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11
Q

Soft field takeoff

A
2 notches flaps
Keep nose gear up
Lift off at lowest possible airspeed
Accelerate just above ground to 52 KIAS, climb past obstacle
Accelerate to Vy=79
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12
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Short field takeoff

A
2 notches flaps
Apply breaks
Full power (see 2330 rpm)
Accelerate to 52 KIAS and rotate
Accelerate to 57 KIAS and climb past obstacle
Accelerate to Vy=79 and retract flaps
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13
Q

Soft field landing

A

Land as slowly as possible
(Vso1.3=441.3=57)
Keep nose wheel up.

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14
Q

Short field landing

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Land at 57 (Vso*1.3+1/2gust)
Keep nose weheel up
Breaks

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15
Q

Steep turns

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Safe airspeed not to exceed Va=111
45 degree bank, 360 degree turn
Altitude +/- 100 feet
Airspeed +/- 10 kts
Bank angle +/- 5 degrees 
Roll out +/- 10 degrees
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16
Q

Ground reference, s-turns

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Enter perpendicular to reference line
600 to 1000 feet AGL
Altitude +/- 100 feet
Airspeed +/- 10 kts

17
Q

Slow flight

A
Clearing turns, BCLGUMPS
Slot to 49-54 kts, full flaps
Altitude +/- 100
Heading +/- 10
Airspeed +-10
Specified bank angle +/-10
Cruise Checklist
18
Q

Power off stalls

A
Clearing turns, BCLGUMPS
3,000' AGL minimum
Power at 1500 rpm
Full flaps
Constant altitude down to 70 kts
Pitch attitude to induce stall.
Nose forward for recover. Full power.
19
Q

Power On Stalls

A
Clearing turns, BCLGUMPS
1500' AGL minimum altitude
Cruise configuration
Slow to 70
Power to no less than 65%
Altitude to induce stall, right rudder
Nose forward for recovery. Full power.
Cruise checklist