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Pilot Required Documents?

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Student pilot cert.
Medical cert
proof of ID
Logbook

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PAVE

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Pilot
Aircraft
enVironment (heat climb gradient)
External Pressures

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Aircraft Required Documents

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Airworthiness Certificate
Registration
(Radio station license) 
Pilots Operating Handbook
Weight and Balance (specific to aircraft)
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Required inspections

AVIATE

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Airworthiness Directive.
Altimeter 24m
VOR 30 days
100 hr
Annual 
Transponder 24m
ELT  24m 1 hr cumulative use or half battery life
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Required Equipment day

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Manifold pressure gauges
Magnetic compass
Tachometer
Temperature gauge
Oil Temperature gauge
Oil Pressure gauge
Flotation Devices 
Fuel Gauges

Seatbelts
ELT
Anti Collision lights
Landing lights

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night Required Equipment

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Fuses
Landing Lights
Anti Collision Lights
Position Light
Source of Energy
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I’m Safe Checklist

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Illness
Medication
Stress
Alcohol
Fatigue
Emotional Stress
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Pilot Proficiency day/night to carry passengers

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Day VFR 90 days 3 takeoffs and landings
Night VFR 90 Days 3 takeoffs and landings to a Full stop
Taildragger also to a FULL STOP

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VFR Currency

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within 24 months of issuance

  • Endorsement
  • Check Airmen Proficiency check
  • Etc
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Three types of Airmets

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Sierra. IFR and Mountain Obscuration
Tango. Turbulence
Zulu. Icing

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METAR

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Aviation Routine Weather Report.
disseminated every hour
good for 1hour

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Area Forecasts

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Leading Section
Precautionary statement
Synopsis
VFR clouds and weather
Issued 3 times daily
Valid for 18 hours (12 hour forecast, plus 6 hour categorical outlook)
Cover an area the size of several states
Used for Enroute Weather
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hemispherical rule

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odd is east

even is west

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NOTAMS

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D Notams:
information disseminated to all public airports etc.
FDC notams:
notams regulatory in nature such as amendments. or natural disasters big public events or any other thing that could congest airspace

Can obtain notams from FAA website or by calling FSS

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Lost Procedures

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climb
confess
comply
circle 
conserve
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VOR

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VHF omnidirectional range

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Airframe System

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All Metal
Four Place
High wing
Single Engine
Equipped with tricycle landing gear
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Flight control systems

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Conventional Aileron,
Rudder w brake pedals
Elevator controls

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Instrument Panel System

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basic “I” configuration

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Landing Gear System

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Tricycle Gear
Steerable nose wheel
Hydraulically actuated Single-disc brake on inside of the main gear

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baggage compartment system c172n system

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two areas

behind bulkhead

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c172 engine system

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horizontally opposed, four cylinder, overhead-valve, air cooled carbureted engine with wet sump oil system

Lycoming Model O-320-H2AD
160hp @2700

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c172 Oil System

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6 quart oil sump
thru oil suction strainer screen
into oil Pump

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class E weather minimums above 10000

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5sm 1,000 ft below 1000 above 1mile horizontal

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class E below 10000

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3Sm 500 below 1,000 above 1 mile horizontal

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class G airspace below 1200

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day 1sm clear of clouds

night 3sm 500 below 1000above 2000 horizontal

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class G airspace above 1200 less than 10000

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day 1sm 512

night 3sm 512

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class G airspace above 10000

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5sm 1000 top 1 bottom 1sm side

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max indicated airspeed below 10000 msl

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250kts

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max indicated airspeed within 4nm of class C or D airspace

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200kts

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max operating speed class B airspace

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200knots or minimum operating speed

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Hypoxia

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Deprivation of oxygen to the body

hypoxic
hypemic
histotoxic
stagnant

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what is hypoxic hypoxia

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lack of oxygen to lungs

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what is hypemic hypoxia

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when blood cells can’t carry enough oxygen

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histotoxic?

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when drugs and or alcohol disrupt oxygen flow in blood

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stagnant hypoxia?

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when blood is not able to circulate

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