Aircraft Systems Flashcards
Describe the engine.
L - Lycoming Manufactured H - Horizontally Opposed A - Air-Cooled N - Normally Aspirated D - Direct Drive
360 Cubic Inches
Fuel-Injected
Describe the propeller.
McCauley, 76 inch, 2 blade, all metal, fixed pitch propeller.
Describe the fuel system.
1 Tank in Each Wing –> Fuel Selector –> Reservoir –> Fuel Shutoff Valve –> Aux Fuel Pump –> Strainer –> Engine Driven Fuel Pump –> Air/Fuel Mixture –> Manifold Distribution Chamber
Fuel Burn : 10 GPH
Fuel Capacity : 56 Gallons
Useable Fuel : 53 Gallons
Oil Sump : 10 Quarts
Describe the braking system.
Hydraulically actuated disc type brakes on both the main landing gear wheels connected to master cylinders which are connected to the rudder pedals on both sides of the cockpit.
Describe the landing gear system.
Tricycle, fixed landing gear system. Both the main wheels are connected and held by metal legs. The front wheel is connected to an Oleo (oil/air) strut that absorbs shock.
Describe the vacuum system.
2 engine driven vacuum pumps connect to a manifold check valve, which connects and powers the gyros powering the attitude indicator and the heading indicator, then from the heading indicator it connects to the suction gauge, then finally both connect to a filter.
What is the max horsepower?
180 HP
What is the maximum weight?
2,550 lbs
What is the stall speed in landing configuration (Vs0)?
40 knots
What is the stall speed in clean configuration (Vs1)?
48 knots
What is the best angle-of-climb (Vx)?
62 knots
What is the best rate-of-climb (Vy)?
74 knots
What is the rotation speed (Vr)?
55 knots
What is the maximum structural cruising speed (Vno)?
129 knots
What is the never exceed speed (Vne)?
163 knots