C172N Information

Question 0

What is the Vso (stall speed in landing configuration)?

Answer 0

41 KIAS

Question 1

What is the Vs (stall speed)?

Answer 1

47 KIAS

Question 2

What is the best glide speed?

Answer 2

65 KIAS

Question 3

What is the glide distance at 1000 ft?

Answer 3

1.3 - 1.4 NM

Question 4

What is the rotation speed?

Answer 4

55 KIAS

Question 5

What is the normal T/O speed? (Flaps up)

Answer 5

70-80 KIAS

Question 6

What is the short field T/O speed? (Flaps up)

Answer 6

59 KIAS

Question 7

What is the Vx (best angle of climb) speed for both sea level and 10,000’?

Answer 7

59 KIAS (sea level) 61 KIAS (10,000’)

Question 8

What is the Vy (best rate of climb) speed for both sea level and 10,000’?

Answer 8

73 KIAS (sea level) 68 KIAS (10,000’)

Question 9

What is the en route climb speed?

Answer 9

75-85 KIAS

Question 10

What is the Vfe (maximum flap extended speed)?

Answer 10

85 KIAS

Question 11

What is the Va (maneuvering speed) at 1600, 1950 and 2300 lbs.?

Answer 11

1600 lbs. - 80 KIAS
1950 lbs. - 89 KIAS
2300 lbs. - 97 KIAS

Question 12

What is the Vno (max structural cruising speed)?

Answer 12

128 KIAS

Question 13

What is the Vne (never exceed speed)?

Answer 13

160 KIAS

Question 14

What is the normal approach speed with flaps up and flaps at 40 degrees?

Answer 14

Flaps up - 60-70 KIAS

Flaps 40 degrees - 55-65 KIAS

Question 15

What is the short field approach speed? (Flaps 40 degrees)

Answer 15

60 KIAS

Question 16

What is the no flaps approach speed?

Answer 16

60-70 KIAS

Question 17

What is the overshoot speed? (Flaps 20 degrees)

Answer 17

55 KIAS

Question 18

What is the precautionary landing approach speed?

Answer 18

60 KIAS

Question 19

What is the maximum demonstrated crosswind?

Answer 19

15 knots

Question 20

What is the positive load factor with flaps up and flaps down?

Answer 20

Flaps up - +3.8g

Flaps down - +3.0g

Question 21

What is the negative load factor? (Flaps up)

Answer 21

-1.52g

Question 22

What is the fuel tank capacity with standard tanks?

Answer 22

43 U.S. Gallons

Question 23

What is the usable fuel with standard tanks?

Answer 23

40 U.S. Gallons

Question 24

What is the endurance?

Answer 24

5 hours

Question 25

What is the maximum cruising altitude?

Answer 25

14,200’

Question 26

What is the static RPM range?

Answer 26

2280 to 2400 RPM

Question 27

What is the 75% cruise speed at 8,000’?

Answer 27

122 knots

Question 28

What is the battery voltage?

Answer 28

24 Volts

Question 29

What is the amperage?

Answer 29

60 Amps

Question 30

What are the emergency procedures for an ENGINE FAILURE DURING FLIGHT?

Answer 30

1. Airspeed – 65 KIAS
2. Carburetor Heat – ON
3. Fuel Selector Valve – BOTH
4. Mixture – RICH
5. Ignition Switch – BOTH (or START if propellor is stopped)
6. Primer – IN and LOCKED

Question 31

What are the emergency procedures for an ENGINE FAILURE DURING TAKEOFF RUN?

Answer 31

1. Throttle – IDLE
2. Brakes – APPLY
3. Wing Flaps – RETRACT
4. Mixture – IDLE CUT-OFF
5. Ignition Switch – OFF
6. Master Switch – OFF

Question 32

What are the emergency procedures for an ENGINE FAILURE IMMEDIATELY AFTER TAKEOFF?

Answer 32

1. Airspeed – 65 KIAS (flaps up) – 60 KIAS (flaps down)
2. Mixture – IDLE CUT-OFF
3. Fuel Selector Valve – OFF
4. Ignition Switch – OFF
5. Wing Flaps – AS REQUIRED
6. Master Switch – OFF

Question 33

What procedures are performed when the AMMETER SHOWS DISCHARGE?

Answer 33

1. Alternator – OFF
2. Nonessential Radio/Electrical Equipment – OFF.
3. Flight – TERMINATE as soon as practical.

Question 34

What procedures are performed when the OVER-VOLTAGE LIGHT ILLUMINATES?

Answer 34

1. Avionics Power Switch – OFF
2. Master Switch – OFF (both sides)
3. Master Switch – ON.
4. Over-Voltage Light – OFF
5. Avionics Power Switch – ON
   If over-voltage light illuminates again:
6. Flight – TERMINATE as soon as possible.