High Work Maneuvers Flashcards

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Level Speed Change

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  • 150 kts (Normal cruise, stabilize)
  • 170 kts (Fast cruise, stabilize)
  • 130 kts (Slow cruise, stabilize)
  • 150 kts (Normal cruise, stabilize)
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Turn Pattern

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  • Enter on an assigned heading and maintain 150 KIAS with props at 1900 RPM.
  • 30° bank, 180° turn.
  • 30° bank, 180° reversal.
  • 45° bank, 360° turn.
  • 45° bank, 360° reversal.
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Slow Flight

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  • Begin on an assigned altitude and heading with props at 1900 RPM and 150 KIAS. Maintain a constant altitude.
  • Power – 400 ft-lbs (initially, then as required).
  • Flaps – Approach (anticipate balloon)
  • Gear – Down, Landing Checklist
  • Airspeed – Stabilize at 100 KIAS
  • Turn – 30° AOB (left or right) for 90° heading change. Stabilize, turn back to original heading.
  • Flaps – Down (anticipate balloon)
  • Airspeed – Slow to 90 KIAS
  • Turn – Complete another 90° turn and reversal as before.
  • Recover
    o Power – Max allowable
    o Flaps – Approach
    o Gear – Up
    o Flaps – Up
    o Airspeed – 150 KIAS
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Stall Checklist

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  • Spin Recovery Procedures – Briefed
  • Loose gear – Stowed
  • Altitude – 5000 feet AGL minimum (5000 feet above cloud deck)
  • Yaw damp – Off
  • Props – 1900 RPM
  • Stall Speeds – Reviewed
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Stall: Clean, Power off

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  • Stall Checklist Complete
  • 30 AOB clearing turn
  • Power – 400 ft-lbs
  • Roll wings level after 90º of turn
  • Power – IDLE (Maintain wings level and current altitude)
  • Stop trim at 100 KIAS
  • Recover at first indication of stall
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Stall: Dirty, Power Off

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  • Stall Checklist Complete
  • 30 AOB clearing turn
  • Power – 400 ft-lbs
  • Flaps – Approach (Maintain altitude)
  • Gear – Down, Landing Checklist
  • Roll wings level after 90º turn
  • Flaps – Down
  • Power – Idle (Maintain wings level and current altitude)
  • Stop trim at 100 KIAS
  • Recover at first indication of stall
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Stall: Dirty, Power On

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  • Stall Checklist Complete
  • 30 AOB clearing turn
  • Power – 400 ft-lbs
  • Flaps – Approach (Maintain altitude)
  • Gear – Down, Landing Checklist
  • Roll wings level after 90º turn
  • Flaps – Down (Maintain wings level and current altitude)
  • Stop trim at 100 KIAS
  • Recover at first indication of stall
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Stall: Approach Turn Stall

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  • Checklist Complete
  • 30 AOB clearing turn
  • Power – 400 ft-lbs
  • Flaps – Approach (Maintain altitude)
  • Gear – Down, Landing Checklist
  • Power – 300 ft-lbs. Maintain 30º AOB and current altitude.
  • Stop trim at 100 KIAS.
  • Recover at first indication of stall
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Stall indications

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  • Stall warning horn
  • Calculated stall speed
  • Airframe buffet
  • Uncontrolled loss of altitude
  • Inability to maintain wings level/selected roll attitude
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Stall Recovery

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  • Simultaneously (Max, Relax, Level, Ball)
    o Power – Maximum allowable
    o Nose attitude – Adjust to break stall (relax back pressure to slightly lower the nose).
    o Level wings
    o Center the ball
  • Flaps – Approach (unless already up). Ensure above 85 KIAS before raising flaps, Ensure the aircraft is level or climbing
  • Gear – Up (Once established in positive rate of climb)
  • Flaps – Up
  • Airspeed – VY
    o Manoeuvres are complete when on assigned heading and trimmed for VY (None for Approach Turn Stall)
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SSE Waveoff at Altitude: Setup

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  • Setup (simulating the downwind)
    o Level off at 1000’ altitude + 800’
    o On a numbered heading
    o 120 KIAS
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SSE Waveoff at Altitude: Execution

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o IP – power lever to idle
o “Power up, rudder up, clean up”
o EMERGENCY SHUTDOWN CHECKLIST – Execute
o IP – “Approaching the 180”
o Flaps – As Required
o Gear – Down, Landing checklist
o Start descending left turn to arrive at the “90”at 500’, minimum 110 KIAS
o Continue to “Final” at 250’, minimum of 110 KIAS and maximum of 120 KIAS
o Props – full forward
o IP – “Waveoff”
o SINGLE-ENGINE WAVEOFF CHECKLIST – Execute
- The maneuverer is complete when established in a clean climb, minimum of VXSE (preferably VYSE), with the aircraft trimmed and in balanced flight.

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13
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Dynamic Engine Cut: Setup

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  • Begin on a numbered heading at 150 KIAS
  • Setup:
    o 5: 5000’ minimum
    o 4: Props full forward
    o 3: 300 ft-lbs torque
    o 2: 2 degrees nose up trim
    o 1: Prop sync switch – OFF
    o Gear – Down, Landing checklist
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Dynamic Engine Cut: Execution

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  • Approaching 95 smoothly apply T/O power and rotate 7-10 degrees nose up (IP will call “rotate”)
  • IP – Pull one power lever to IDLE
  • ENGINE FAILURE AFTER TAKEOFF CHECKLIST – Execute
  • Props – 1900 RPM (After first 3 memory items of emergency shutdown checklist) “did the prop feather, any signs of fire or fuel leak?”
    o The maneuverer is complete when the aircraft is climbing trimmed at VYSE(minimum VXSE), on takeoff heading, comms passed to the PM, and the Emergency Shutdown Checklist has been executed.
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