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POH Flashcards

1
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General Section

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Limitations

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Kinds Of Equipment List

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Emergency Procedures

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Normal Procedures

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Performance

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Weight and Balance

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Airplane and Systems Description

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Diagrams, Failures, Electrical

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Handling Service Maintenance

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Supplements

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Fuel capacity

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92 gal
87 useable
Section 1

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Va
Cessna 182

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108 for 3100 lbs

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Engine details

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Lycoming IO-540
230 HP
Max CHT 500

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Prop details

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McCauley
Diameter - 77.5 to 79 inches

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Gross Ramp Weight

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3110 lbs

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15
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Where is Kinds of Operations Equipment List (KOEL)

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Section 2, Operating limits

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16
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Emergency - Engine failure during Take off

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  1. Throttle idle
  2. Brakes - Apply
17
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Emergency - Engine failure just after Takeoff

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Airspeed 76 knots

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Emergency - Engine failure in flight

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  1. Airspeed 76 its (Best glide)
  2. Fuel Selector - BOTH
  3. Fuel Pump - ON
  4. Mixture Control - RICH
  5. If no restart, Magnetos switch - BOTH/START if prop is stopped
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Emergency - Fire during ground start

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  1. MAGS - START (Continue cranking
    (If starts)
  2. Power 1800 RPM for a few minutes
  3. Engine shutdown
    (IF Engine fails to start)
  4. THROTTLE - FULL
  5. MIXTURE - IDLE CUTOFF
  6. MAGS - START
  7. FUEL SELECTOR - ROTATE OFF
  8. FUEL PUMP - OFF
  9. MAGS - OFF
  10. STANDBY BATTERY - OFF
  11. MASTER - OFF
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Emergency - Engine fire in flight

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  1. MIXTURE - IDLE CUTOFF
  2. FUEL SELECTOR - OFF
  3. FUEL PUMP - OFF
  4. MASTER - OFF
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Emergency - Electrical Fire in Flight

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  1. STANDBY BATTERY - OFF
  2. MASTER - OFF
  3. Cabin Vents - Closed
  4. Cabin Heat and Cabin Air - OFF
  5. Fire extinguisher - Activate
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Emergency - Cabin Fire

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  1. STANDY BATTERY - OFF
  2. MASTER - OFF
  3. Cabin Vents - Closed
  4. Cabin Heat and Cabin Air - OFF
  5. Fire Extinguisher - Activate
23
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Emergency - Wing Fire

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  1. LAND and TAXI lights - OFF
  2. NAV lights - OFF
  3. STROBE - OFF
  4. PITOT HEAT - OFF
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Emergency - Autopilot or trim come on

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  1. Control Wheel - Grasp
  2. AP /TRIM Disconnect button - Press and hold
  3. Elevator and Rudder trim - Adjust manually
  4. Auto Pilot Circuit Breaker - Pull out (Open)
25
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Emergency - CO level high annunciator

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  1. CABIN HEAT - OFF
  2. CABIN AIR - OFF
  3. CABIN VENTS - Open
26
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Where is Max. Glide chart located?

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Section 3 - Emergency Procedures

27
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Max demonstrated X-wind velocity

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15 Knots (Section 4 Normal Procedures)

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Take Off Distance @ 3100 lbs over 50 ft obstacle (Sea level and standard temp)

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1570 feet - Section 5 (Performance)

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Landing Distance @2950 lbs over 50 Ft obstacle (Sea level and standard temp)

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1365 feet - Section 5 (Performance)

30
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Tire PSI (Mains and nose wheel)

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Nosewheel - 49 PSI
Mains - 42 PSI

31
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ADC failure - What do you lose?

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  1. Airspeed
  2. Altimeter
  3. VSI
  4. TAS
  5. Autopilot
  6. Wind
  7. OAT
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AHRS Failure - What do you lose?

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  1. Attitude Indicator
  2. Heading Indicator
  3. Autopilot
  4. Flight Director
  5. Synthetic Vision Pathways
33
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MFD Failure - What do you lose?

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  1. Com2
  2. Nav2
  3. XM Weather
34
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PFD Failure - What do you lose?

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  1. Autopilot
  2. Flight Director
  3. Com1
  4. Nav1
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GIA1 failure - What do you lose?

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  1. Autopilot
  2. Flight Director
  3. Com1
  4. Nav1
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GIA2 failure - What do you lose?

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  1. Autopilot
  2. Com2
  3. Nav2
37
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Magnetometer failure - What do you lose?

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  1. Heading
  2. Synthetic Vison pathways
  3. Flight director
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  1. G
  2. L
  3. E
  4. N
  5. P
  6. W
  7. S
  8. M
  9. S
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  1. General
  2. Limitations
  3. Emergency procedures
  4. Normal procedures
  5. Performance
  6. Weight and balance
  7. Airplane and systems performance
  8. Handling service and maintenance
  9. Supplements

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