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POH section 2 Flashcards

1
Q

what is Va?

A

140 knots

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2
Q

what is VFE/O for flap 1?

A

149 CAS 150 IAS

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3
Q

what is VFE/O for flap 2 and down?

A

128 CAS 130 IAS

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4
Q

what is VLE/VLO?

A

160 knots (135?)

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5
Q

what is Vmc flaps up?

A

77 CAS 81 IAS

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6
Q

what is Vmc flaps 1?

A

78 CAS 81 IAS

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7
Q

what is Vmc flaps 2?

A

75 CAS 76 IAS

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8
Q

what is Vmc flaps down?

A

74 knots

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9
Q

what is Vmo?

A

199 CAS 200 IAS below 15000ft 199/200-165 up to 25000ft if MAAS system is installed.

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10
Q

what is tire limit speed?

A

140 knots

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11
Q

what is max crosswind for ground operations?

A

45 knots

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12
Q

what is max demonstrated crosswind for takeoff and landing?

A

30 knots (15 if carrying more than 300lb asymmetric load)

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13
Q

what is maximum recommend tailwind for T/O and landing?

A

10 knots

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14
Q

when do external gust locks need to be fitted to the parked aircraft?

A

winds exceeding 30 knots

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15
Q

what is the white arc range of speeds with trim coupling installed?

A

67-130 with flaps 2

63-130 with flaps down

130-150 with flaps 1

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16
Q

what is blue line speed (Vyse)

A

105 knots

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17
Q

what is Vmc red line?

A

81 knots

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18
Q

what is the trim range for takeoff with flaps up?

A

3 to 1.6 NU

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19
Q

what is the trim range for takeoff with flaps 1?

A

1.1 to 0 NU/ 1.5 to 0 with trim coupling installed

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20
Q

what is the trim range for takeoff with flaps 2?

A

1.1 NU to 1.8 NDN with trim coupling installed

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21
Q

what is max ramp weight?

A

5730kg

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22
Q

what is max takeoff weight?

A

5700kg

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23
Q

what is max landing weight?

A

5700kg (5500kg flaps up if aircraft serial number below XO36 without landing gear mod. Section 2)

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24
Q

what are the CG limits for MTOW and MLW?

A

22% forward 35% aft

unsure of note 2 in POH with regard to 35%

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25
Q

what are the CG limits at 5650kg?

A

21.60% forward 35% aft

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26
Q

what is MZFW?

A

5540kg

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27
Q

what are the CG limits at MZFW?

A

20.56% forward 35% aft

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28
Q

what are the CG limits up to 5178kg?

A

17% forward 35% aft

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29
Q

what does the forward CG limit vary with?

A

weight and/or flap position

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30
Q

does the rear CG limit depend on weight?

A

no

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31
Q

what is the max water depth for operation on contaminated runways?

A

15mm

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32
Q

what is the max weight in the front baggage compartment?

A

90kg with the option to extend to 120kg

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33
Q

what is the max weight in the smaller rear baggage compartment(1.2m cubed)

A

150kg

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34
Q

what is the max weight in the larger rear baggage compartment (2.6m cubed)?

A

210kg

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35
Q

how large must ballast be in the rear baggage compartment?

A

large enough to be restrained by the cargo net

36
Q

what is the max load on the main cabin floor?

A

300kg/m squared

37
Q

what is the max load on the rear baggage compartment floor?

A

200kg/m squared

300kg/m squared if optionally strengthened

38
Q

what is the max load on front baggage compartment floor?

A

150kg/m squared

200kg/m squared with optional extension

39
Q

what is the max load factor with flaps up?

40
Q

what is the max load factor with flaps in any other position?

41
Q

is pilot induced negative g permitted?

42
Q

when is flap 2 position allowed on takeoff?

A

with a trim coupling system installed

43
Q

what flap settings can we use when taking off on a normal runway?

A

up, 1

2 if trim coupling system installed

44
Q

what flap setting can we use on semi prepared/gravel runways?

45
Q

what flap settings can we use when landing on a normal runway?

A

up, 1, 2

down if trim coupling system installed

46
Q

what flap setting can we use for landing on a semi prepared/gravel runway?

47
Q

what speed should we reduce airspeed to if icing exceeds the windshields ability to de ice?

48
Q

what flap setting and Vref should we use if frost, ice, slush , mud or damage is suspected on the horizontal stabiliser?

A

Flap 1 or up with Vref+15

49
Q

what indications are unreliable with ice build up on the wings?

A

RSD and STALL warning. use Vref+15 found in section 5

50
Q

what are the max continuous permissible generator ammeter indications?

A

250amps

375amps for 2 minutes

500amps for 3 seconds during starter operations

51
Q

what is the max operating altitude?

A

15000ft AMSL

25000ft AMSL with MAAS installed

52
Q

in what temperature range can the engines be started without preheating the oil?

A

-40C to 55C

53
Q

in what temperature range can the engine be operated without preheating?

A

-54C to 55C

54
Q

below what ambient temperature must the engine oil be preheated before start?

55
Q

what is the GPU minimum output?

A

600A 28V +/-1V

56
Q

what is the GPU nominal output?

A

800A 28V +/-1V

57
Q

what is the GPU maximum output?

A

1000A 28V +/-1V

58
Q

what is the minimum DC voltage?

59
Q

what is the maximum DC voltage

60
Q

what is minimum DC voltage for battery start?

61
Q

what is minimum AC voltage?

62
Q

what is maximum AC voltage?

63
Q

what are the amp parameters for props with short de-icing mats?

and long de-icing mats?

A

22-26Amps

24-28Amps

64
Q

where should the hydraulic fluid level in the main system be?

A

between the upper and lower markings on the inspection glass

65
Q

what is the normal hydraulic pressure?

A

180-230 bar

66
Q

what is the normal hydraulic pressure of the parking brake accumulator?

A

80-250 bar

67
Q

where do icing conditions exist?

A

in an atmosphere containing precipitation and/or visible moisture at an OAT 5C or below

68
Q

what is the engine warm up time if the oil temperature is below 55C?

A

4 minutes at taxi conditions

69
Q

when do icing conditions exist when operating on the ground?

A

OAT is 5 degrees or below when operating on surfaces where snow, ice, slush or standing water is present and could be ingested.

70
Q

what are the visual cues used to determine severe icing on the front or side windows?

A

granular dispersed crystals or opaque ice layers building up within a few minutes after exposure near the windshield frame.

71
Q

what are the visual cues used to determine severe icing on the propellor spinner?

A

translucent or opaque ice with granular dispersed surface roughness as opposed to typical ice accretion forming a cap on the spinner tip

accumulation of ice on the propellor spinner farther aft than normally observed

72
Q

what are the visual cues for severe icing on the lower wing surface?

A

accumulation of ice on the lower surface of the wing aft of the protected area.

73
Q

when must the engine inlet anti-icing system be activated?

A

all ground and flight operations when icing conditions exist

74
Q

what is the maximum ground operating time for engine inlet anti-icing?

A

10 seconds if OAT is above 5C

75
Q

when must the prop de icing system be activated?

A

all ground and flight operations when icing conditions exist

76
Q

when can we not fly if the surface inspection light is in-op?

A

flight in icing conditions at night

77
Q

when must we turn air condition ing off before checking the surface de-icing system?

A

OAT 40C or above

78
Q

how often can we operate the surface de-icing system?

A

3 cycles within 15 minutes

79
Q

what needs to be operating before actuating surface deicing below 10C in flight?

A

air conditioning/heating

80
Q

what can occur if we activate surface de-icing below -40C

A

permanent damage to de-icing boots

81
Q

what can we not do when windshield demisting is being used during ground ops?

A

selecting high temperature

82
Q

what must the air conditioning system be selected to during takeoff, initial climb and landing?

83
Q

what must the air con system be selected to during flight?

A

RAM AIR or ON

84
Q

what is the minimum time between gyro OFF-ON operation on the ground?

85
Q

when can we open the cockpit window inflight?

A

in an emergency below 100 knots

86
Q

can the wipers be used on dry glass?

87
Q

what is the max speed for windshield wipers?

DO228 type rating (22 decks)

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