Citabria 7ECA Flashcards

1
Q

Engine Make/Model

Foreword, POH ii

A

Lycoming O-235-C1

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Rated Horsepower (HP & RPM)

Operating Limitations, POH 1-2

A

115 HP | 2,800 RPM

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Tachometer Range

Operating Limitations, POH 1-2

A

1,800-2,800 RPM

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Cylinder Head Temperature Range

Operating Limitations, POH 1-2

A

90-500 ℉

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5
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Oil Temperature Range

Operating Limitations, POH 1-2

A

100-245 ℉

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Oil Pressure Range

Operating Limitations, POH 1-2

A

Caution | 25-60 PSI
Normal | 60-100 PSI

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Engine Fire at Start

Emergency Procedures, POH 2-2

A
Starter    | Continue On
Mixture    | Idle Cut-off
Throttle   | Full
-- - If Fire Persists - --
Mixture    | Idle Cut-off
Fuel Valve | Off
Ignition   | Off
Electrical | Off
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Engine Fire in Flight

Emergency Procedures, POH 2-2

A
Mixture    | Idle Cut-off
Fuel Valve | Off
Ignition   | Off
Electrical | Off
Cabin Heat | Off
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Electrical Fire

Emergency Procedures, POH 2-3

A
Electrical          | Off
Ignition            | On
Air Vents & Window  | Open
-- - If Fire Persists - --
=> Emergency Landing
-- - If Fire Stopped - --
Master              | On
Electrical Req.     | One-by-One
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10
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Alternator/Electrical Failure

Emergency Procedures, POH 2-3

A
-- - Ammeter Discharge - --
Master              | Cycle
-- - If Discharge Continues - --
Electrical Not-Req. | Off
=> Lost Comms
=> Safety Landing
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11
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Engine Failure on Take-Off

Emergency Procedures, POH 2-4

A
-- - If Enough Runway - --
Throttle   | Idle
-- - Tail Down - --
Brakes     | Max
-- - If Airborne - --
Elevator   | Pitch Down
Airspeed   | 65 MPH
-- - If Enough Altitude - --
Fuel Valve | On
Mixture    | Rich
Carb. Heat | On
Magnetos   | On

Trun back only above 700 FT AGL

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Engine Restart

Emergency Procedures, POH 2-4

A
Airspeed   | 65 MPH
Ignition   | On
Mixture    | Full Rich
Fuel Valve | On
Carb. Heat | On
Primer     | Locked
-- - If No Restart - --
Adjust Any of the Above
=> Emergency Landing

Engage starter if propeller is stopped

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13
Q

Rough Engine

Emergency Procedures, POH 2-5

A
-- - RPM Decrease - --
Carb. Heat | On
Throttle   | Full
-- - RPM Decrease -> Increase - --

Keep carb. heat on as long as suspected icing conditions exist

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14
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Partial Power Loss

Emergency Procedures, POH 2-5

A
=> Engine Restart
=> Emergency Landing
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High Oil Temperature

Emergency Procedures, POH 2-5

A
* Loss of Oil
* Overheating
* Failed Oil Cooler by-pass Valve
-> Low Oil Pressure
Throttle | Reduce
Airspeed | Cruise
Mixture  | Full Rich
=> Safety Landing
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Low Oil Pressure

Emergency Procedures, POH 2-5

A
* Failed Oil Pressure Relief Valve
* Failed Oil Pump
* Loss of Oil
* Clogged Oil Line
* High Oil Temperature
* Failed gauge
=> Safety Landing
17
Q

Safety Landing

Emergency Procedures, POH 2-5

A
* Higher/Closer Pattern
* Within Gliding Distance
=> Before Landing C/L
Airspeed | 60-65 MPH
Throttle | Idle

If slipping, lower wing into the wind

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Q

Emergency Landing

Emergency Procedures, POH 2-6

A
Airspeed   | 60-65 MPH
Trim       | Set
Mixture    | Idle Cut-off
Fuel Valve | Off
Master     | On
Emergnecy  | 121.5 | 7700
* 1,000 FT Over Ldg. Point
* 500 FT Downwind & Abeam
Electrical | Off
Airspeed   | 60-65 MPH

Three point touch-down
Remove & activate ELT

19
Q

Ditching

Emergency Procedures, POH 2-6

A
=> Emergency Landing
Door | Jettison
* Land into Wind
* Parallel to Swells on Calm Wind
* Contact Water Nose High
* Do Not Stall
20
Q

Severe Turbulence

Emergency Procedures, POH 2-7

A
Airspeed Max | 120 MPH
Airspeed Rec | 80 MPH
* Level Fligh Attitude
21
Q

Stall

Emergency Procedures, POH 2-7

A
* Aerodynamic Buffet
Ailerons | Neutral
Rudder   | Lateral Control
-- - Recovery - --
Elevator | Lower Nose
Throttle | Full
Rudder   | Lateral Control
22
Q

Spin

Emergency Procedures, POH 2-7

A

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Throttle | Idle
Rudder | Full Opposite
Elevator | Slightly Forward
Neutral
Ailerons | Neutral
* Rotation Stops in 1/2-1 Turns
Rudder | Neutral
Elevator | Smooth Level
```

No full/abrupt elevator control movements

23
Q

Overstress

Emergency Procedures, POH 2-8

A
Airspeed Rec. | 60-70 MPH

No large control movements
No additional Gs

24
Q

Crosswind Take-Off

Normal Operating Procedures, POH 3-7

A
Ailerons | Into Wind
Elevator | Tail High
* Prevent Drifting
* Prevent Premature Take-Off
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Airspeeds | IAS in MPH at max gross weight
``` Vs | 51 MPH Rotate | 55-60 MPH Vx | 58 MPH Glide | 65 MPH Vy | 69 MPH DMMS | 72 MPH Climb | 75-80 MPH Va | 120 MPH Vno | 120 MPH Vne | 162 MPH ```
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Leaning | Airplane POH 3-8, Engine POH 3-4
**Full Rich** Take-off, Max continous, Climb & cruise over 75% **High elevation, Above 5,000 FT** Take-off & Climb -> Adjust for smooth operation **Lean** at any altitude below 75% max power Lean to engine roughness -> Enrich to smooth ## Footnote Always enrich mixture before increasing power
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Descent Cooling | Normal Operating Procedures, POH 3-9
* Maintain CHT in green * Avoid windmilling
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Landing with Gusty Winds | Normal Operating Procedures, POH 3-10
* Increase airspeed by 5 MPH * Wheel landing
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Landing on Soft Fields | Normal Operating Procedures, POH 3-8
Three Point Landing
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Max Take-off Weight | Operating Limitations, POH 1-3
1650 LBS
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Fuel Capacity | Aircraft and Systems Description, POH 6-2, Servicing, POH 7-2
``` Max | 36 GAL / 18 GAL Each Usable | 35 GAL / 17.5 GAL Each ```
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Oil Capacity | Aircraft and Systems Description, POH 6-2
6 QTS
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Engine Oil System | Aircraft and Systems Description, POH 6-5
Oil Pressure and Temperature * Controlled by engine driven pump * Gauges with direct reading (no electrical)
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Electrical System | Aircraft and Systems Description, POH 6-8
* 12V system * 60A engine driven alternator * 14+/-.5V by regulator * Battery discharge at low RPM * Cycle master to reset overvoltage relay
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Fuel System | Aircraft and Systems Description, POH 6-10
* Correct fuel indication in level flight * Non-vented caps * Unsecured caps -> fuel leak
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Take-Off Performance | CAA Sup. 1, Page 5
* Reduce 5% for each 5 KTS headwind * Increase 12% for each 2 KTS tailwind (max 5 KTS tailwind) * Increase ground roll 15% on grass
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Landing Performance | CAA Sup. 1, Page 5
* Reduce 5% for each 5 KTS headwind * Increase 12% for each 2 KTS tailwind (max 5 KTS tailwind) * Increase ground roll 30% on grass
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Carburetor Heat | Engine POH 3-5
**Take-Off** Carb Heat Off (carb. ice very remote at wide open throttle) **Climb** Throttle 80% or above, Carb Heat Off. If Carb Heat On -> Over-Rich -> Lean to smooth op. **Cruise** Carb Heat On when dump, cloudy, foggy or hazy regardless of OAT **Landing** Carb Head On if icing is suspected **RPM Drop** Carb Heat On and Throttle Full