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DASH ONE - SECTION 2 Flashcards

1
Q

The canopy should always be ________ until fully opened.

A

supported by hand

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2
Q

If anything abnormal is observed under exterior inspection, who do you notify?

A

The crew chief

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3
Q

How much should the nose wheel strut be extended?

A

75-125 mm

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4
Q

If no technical assistance the _________ may be the only means to fight a fire hazard.

A

aircraft fire extinguisher

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5
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Correct fuel indication can only be obtained when _______.

A

aircraft is in level position

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6
Q

To stop draining of fuel from the vent lines on the ground, what do you do?

A

Use one fuel tank only

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7
Q

What is necessary, if oil temperature is under 50 degrees Celsius doing starting engine check?

A

Priming is necessary

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8
Q

Do not engage starter for more than ___ seconds in one start attempt. Allow ___ seconds for starter cool-down between each attempt. This start cycle can be repeated up to ___ times. If however repeated ___ times, allow starter to cool for ___ minutes.

A

10, 20, 6, 6, 30

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9
Q

If the RH magneto switch is turned on before the engine fires, what might happen?

A

The engine will probably backfire thus damaging the starter

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10
Q

If minimum oil pressure (25 psi) is not indicated within 30 seconds after engine start, what should you do?

A

Stop engine

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11
Q

After “Engine Start” the GEN caution light may illuminate due to what? and when is this condition acceptable?

A
  1. Low system voltage
  2. On ground only
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12
Q

After “Engine Start” the engine RPM should be ___ RPM whenever possible.

A

1200 RPM

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13
Q

After “Engine start” which 2 things should you avoid doing under ground operations?

A
  1. Avoid prolonged engine ground operation at “idle” RPM
  2. Avoid rapid engine speed changes after start-up, and use only the power settings required to taxi.
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14
Q

At temperatures below -15 degrees Celsius, what should be preheated before starting engine?

A

The oil

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15
Q

How is “GROUND RUNNING AND WARM-UP” performed?

A
  1. Leave mixture in position FUEL RICH. Operate only with the propeller control in position
    HIGH RPM.
  2. During hot weather or hot engine ground operation where fuel vapor problems cause erratic engine operation, turn on Aux. fuel pump.
  3. Engine is warm enough when throttle can be opened with smooth and proper engine response.
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16
Q

What problems can RPM less than 1200 cause when parked?

A
  1. May damage the engine
  2. Increase the settling of lead in cylinders and on sparkplugs
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17
Q

Do not exceed ___ RPM on ground except during take-off.

A

2500 RPM

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18
Q

In which areas should pilots avoid run-up and why?

A

Pilots should avoid run-up in areas with loose articles (gravel, stone etc.), because the suction from the propeller may lift these articles and thereby cause damage to the propeller and other sections of the aircraft body

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19
Q

What is important to do, if night flying is planned?

A

Check operation of all lights, internal/external, and make sure a flash light is available

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20
Q

What is needed to check the function of map lights?

A

The EPU must be turned on to power the emergency bus

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21
Q

Use low engine RPM when taxiing on gravel or sod strips. Taxi slowly, especially during ____. Never attempt taxiing in wind velocities of more than ___ kts.
Use extreme caution in wind velocities of more than ___ kts.

A
  1. Winther
  2. 50 kts
  3. 25 kts
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22
Q

Taxiing in slush may cause what and why? How do you prevent this?

A

May cause the static ports to get blocked by ice due to splash from the main wheels

Taxi speed should be as low as possible

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23
Q

Doing sharp turns when taxiing, what might happen? How do you stop this?

A

Fuel overflow from the outboard tank, especially when the fuel selector is in position BOTH ON

To stop siphoning of fuel from either tank, select left or right tank ON

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24
Q

Under “ENGINE RUN UP” if requirements in checks 1-4 are not met, what do you do?

A

Warm up engine until ENG OIL TEMP is in the normal operating range, and then perform a new check

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25
Q

Caution must be exercised when using the Mixture control Leaver. Why is that?

A

Mixture control Leaver must return to full rich, before the RPM can drop to a point where the Engine Cuts Out

26
Q

Under “ENGINE RUN UP”, how do you know if idle mixture is excessively rich or too lean?

A

An RPM increase of 50 RPM or more indicates an excessively Rich Idle Mixture

An Immediate decrease in RPM, if not preceded by an increase, indicates the Idle Mixture is too Lean

27
Q

Under “ENGINE RUN UP” if the RPM drop exceeds 175 RPM, what do you do?

A

slowly lean the mixture until the RPM peaks. Then retard the throttle to the specified 2000 rpm for the magneto check and repeat the check

28
Q

If “Engine Run-Up” shows magneto drop out of limit and/or uneven engine run, what do you do?

A
  1. Both magnetos “ON”
  2. Set RPM to 2500 RPM
  3. Lean to peak EGT
  4. Run the engine for 30-40 seconds at peak EGT
  5. Reduce to 1200 RPM
  6. Mixture rich
29
Q

How many times can you perform a new engine run-up check, if magneto drop is out of limits, and what do you do after?

A

Once else you have too ground abort aircraft

30
Q

Doing take-off what should you avoid and why?

A

Rapid opening and/or closing of the throttle.

May detune the crankshaft counterweights with subsequent engine damage

31
Q

Full range throttle movements should be performed over a ______.

A

minimum duration of 2 seconds

32
Q

Over-rotation of the aircraft during take-off, will increase ____.

A

ground roll distance

33
Q

After nose wheel lift-off, the nose wheel strut does what?

A

automatically lock in center position

34
Q

Under take-off a higher than normal engine RPM may be expected when what and what should you do to fix this?

A

The engine oil temperature is below normal operating range (green area)

Propeller lever should be retarded to 2700 RPM in order not to exceed the maximum engine RPM limit

35
Q

Minimum RPM for take-off with full power is ___.

A

2670 RPM

36
Q

MAXIMUM PERFORMANCE TAKE-OFF settings?

A
  1. 10° flaps
  2. At 2500 RPM release the brakes
  3. ROTATION and LIFT-OFF SPEEDS should be 5 kts lower than normal
37
Q

Should you use flaps under CROSSWIND TAKE-OFF?

A

It is recommended not to use flaps and to keep the nose wheel on ground until lift-off speed is obtained

38
Q

What should be done at high density altitudes and/or high ambient temperatures (above +40° C) during take-off?

A

Auxiliary fuel pump should be left ON during the entire climb

39
Q

Why should you be cautious with passengers in the front seat?

A

When retarding mixture beyond the detent, the passenger may cut off of the fuel unintentionally

40
Q

When leaning what do you lean to peak?

A

EGT or max Cylinder Head Temperature (CHT) normal range limit whichever comes first

41
Q

If roughness is encountered doing leaning, what should you do?

A

Enrich the mixture slightly for smooth engine operation

42
Q

Never lean to peak EGT or max CHT beyond ______ power

A

75%

43
Q

When airborne the auxiliary fuel pump should be ON during the following conditions:

A
  1. When flying below 500 ft AGL.
  2. During any airborne utilization of the fuel selector, until the operator is assured that there will be no interruption of the fuel flow (5 seconds).
  3. Any time the fuel flow is fluctuating or the engine is affected by the fluctuation.
44
Q

Flying with full tanks and the fuel selector in position BOTH ON may cause what? How is this fixed?

A
  1. Siphoning of fuel from either tank
  2. Set fuel selector in position LEFT or RIGHT ON and the siphoning will stop within 10-15 sec
45
Q

To correct a fuel imbalance in air due to siphoning, what can you do?

A
  1. Fuel selector - BOTH ON
  2. Yaw (skid) the aircraft to the side with low fuel state, using ½-1 ball width
46
Q

Correcting a fuel imbalance by skidding the aircraft under IMC may cause what?

A

Spatial disorientation

47
Q

Is it allowed to switch off strobe lights in flight

A

If they interfere when flying IMC

48
Q

TO INCREASE POWER what do you do?

A

First, enrich mixture, then follow with throttle

49
Q

TO DECREASE POWER what do you do?

A

First, reduce throttle, and then adjust mixture

50
Q

Why should movement of the propeller control lever be slow?

A

Since slight movement will cause considerable RPM change

51
Q

Whenever mixture is adjusted, rich or lean, it should be done ___.

A

slowly

52
Q

Under “BEFORE LANDING” before selecting HIGH RPM, what should you do if using a high power setting?

A

If using a high power setting, reduce power, before selecting high RPM

53
Q

How much should base and final speed increase when “ALT STATIC AIR” is selected?

A

10 kts

54
Q

When should base and final speed increase 5 knots?

A
  1. No-flap landing
  2. If the aircraft gross weight is above 1050 kg
55
Q

When winds are gusty, what do you add to final airspeed?

A

One-half the gust factor

56
Q

Too rapid movement of the throttle may cause what?

A

Engine over speed

57
Q

During high ambient temperatures (above +40° C), what should be done under taxiing back to apron and why?

A

Auxiliary fuel pump should be left ON

This eliminates any vapor-lock forming in the fuel lines

58
Q

Under “SHUT DOWN” how long should RPM be kept at 1800 before “Mixture cut-off”?

A

15 to 20 sec

59
Q

Before “ENGINE SHUT DOWN” engine RPM should be set at ____ RPM until oil temperature has stabilized.

A

1200 RPM

60
Q

What should you make sure of, when leaving the cockpit?

A

That the shoulder harness is inside before closing the canopy

61
Q

Can you leave the canopy open when leaving aircraft?

A

No, strong winds can damage hinges/dampers. Furthermore the canopy could in some cases converge sun rays making it a fire hazard.

EK24 (29 decks)

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