Emergency Procedures Flashcards

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Overshoot Procedure

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Power: 32" and 2400RPM
Mixture: 24 GPH
Flaps: Retract to 20°
Climb Speed: 55 
Flaps: Retract and speed to 70 
Cowl Flaps: Open
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Overshoot Procedure

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Power: 32" and 2400RPM
Mixture: 24 GPH
Flaps: Retract to 20°
Climb Speed: 55 
Flaps: Retract and speed to 70 
Cowl Flaps: Open
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What is the Normal Takeoff Procedure?

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Wing Flaps: 0 - 20°
Power: 32" and 2400RPM
Mixture: 24 GPH
Rotate: 55 KIAS
Climb: 70 KIAS @ 20° / 80 KIAS @ 0°
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What is the Short Field Takeoff Procedure?

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Wing Flaps: 20°
Brakes: Apply
Power: 32" and 2400RPM
Mixture: 24 GPH
Brakes: Release
Elevator: Tail Low
Climb 60 KIAS
Retract flaps at 70 KIAS
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Procedure: Engine Failure Immediately After Takeoff

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Airspeed: 75 KIAS (flaps up) 70 KIAS (flaps down) 
Mixture: IDLE cut off
Fuel Selector: OFF
Ignition: OFF
Wing flaps: AS REQUIRED
Master: OFF
Cabin Door: UNLATCH
Land: STRAIGHT AHEAD
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Procedure: Restarting engine after failure

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Airspeed: 75
Fuel Selector: BOTH
AUX Fuel Pump: ON
Mixture: RICH
Ignition: BOTH or START IF PROP STOPPED
AUX Fuel Pump: OFF (if fuel flow drops to 0, turn back on)
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Procedure: Emergency Landing Without Engine Power

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Passenger Briefing
Airspeed: 75 KIAS (flaps up) 70 KIAS (flaps down) 
Mixture: IDLE cut off
Fuel Selector: OFF
Ignition: OFF
Wing flaps: AS REQUIRED
Master: OFF
Cabin Doors: UNLATCH
Land: STRAIGHT AHEAD
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Procedure: Engine Fire In Flight

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Mixture: IDLE CUT OFF
Fuel Selector: OFF
Aux Fuel Pump Switch: OFF
Master: OFF
Cabin Heat/Air: OFF (except overhead vents) 
Airspeed: 100KIAS
Forced Landing: Execute
Fire Extinguisher: ACTIVATE
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Procedure: Electrical Fire In Flight

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Master: OFF
Vents/Cabin Air: CLOSED
Fire Extinguisher: ACTIVATE
Avionics Master: OFF
All other switches (except ignition): OFF
Vents/Cabin Air: OPEN and VENTILATE
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Procedure: Inadvertent Icing Encounter

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Pitot Heat: ON
Prop Heat: ON
Prop Heat Light: Confirm on Glareshield

Turn back of change altitude to obtain an OAT less conducive to icing.
Pull Cabin Heat Control Full Out
Rotate defroster control counter clockwise to max defrost
Increased speed to minimize ice build up on prop
Watch for signs of icing on air induction filter
Plan to land at nearby airport or “off-airport” if needed

  • Expect a higher stall speed
  • Leave flaps retracted
  • Open window and scrape if possible
  • Approach using forward slip for visibility
  • Approach at 80-90 KIAS
  • Land with level altitude
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Procedure: Low Voltage Annunciator Illuminates

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Avionics Master Switch: OFF
Alternator Circuit Breaker: CHECK IN 
Master Switch: OFF
Master Switch: ON 
Low Voltage Annunciator: CHECK
Avionics Master Switch: ON

… If low voltage annunciator illuminates again…

Alternator: OFF
Non-Essential flight equipment: OFF
Flight: TERMINATE ASAP

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Procedure: Engine Starts to Run Rough (likely caused by spark plug fouling or magneto malfunction)

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Switch Magnetos from Both to L or R
Then Lean Mixture for 2 mins
If this doesnt help, Richen the mixture
If this doesnt help, AUX Fuel pump ON 
If this doesnt help, Divert to suitable airport
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