Red Pages Flashcards

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Philosophy…

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Maintain aircraft control, Analyse the situation, Take action…

Aviate (fly the plane, don’t stall, spd is life)
Navigate (make one smart turn)
Communicate (will give rescue services)

It doesn’t pay to move fast, until you know what to move + in what direction!

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Engine Fire on Start-up

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Continue Cranking to attempt engine light-off
If successful start…then run engine at 1700rpm

If not successful, keep cranking for 2-3min 
With... 
Mags off
Mixture cut-off
Thottle full Open
Obtain a Fire Extinguisher
When ready to use Fire Extinguisher...
Stop Cranking
Master 1&2 off
Fuel Valve closed
Fight Fire
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Engine fire on ground or during takeoff…

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Idle
Brake
Mixture cutoff
Master 1&2 Off, Altn Fld +Mags off
Fuel selector Off
Get out and consider fighting fire with extinguisher
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Tail rising during Taxi

usually after a turn from cross or headwind to a Tailwind

A

Release Brakes
Add Power
Stick way back into my Gut!

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5
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What causes the most severe Wake Turbulence?

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Bigger, heavier aircraft during T/O-Landing Occurs only when larger Aoa is present
6kts of Crosswind is the worst
(hovers upwind vortex over the rwy)
Quartering Tailwinds, very bad also

I can mitigate them by…

Rotating much earlier, Cimbout steeper or Turn to avoid their flight path, if unsure, then I must wait 4min for dissipation.

(Note: Cannot ever climb steeper than most airliners)

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Efato

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G L I D E

G Push to obtain Vg and Trim
(from 8deg Nu to 2deg ND)
[Most immediate priority from Vx 58kts is to push to 70kts, we will land straight ahead, avoid walls and wires]
L <700’ agl just land left-right 30deg of straight ahead track
[brief which side is better prior to lineup when it’s an obvious choice]
You cannot stretch a Glide…trim
I Investigate: GMT
[Gaz (Mix Rich+Fuel selector on), Mags both, Throttle ease back+fwd]
D Delcare an emergency: Mayday, C/S x3, Position, Nature Emergency, POB.
E ECL: Stoge (Stow loose items, Tighten harness, Open door, Gaz off, Elec off)

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Partial Power loss on Takeoff or Climbout

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Adjust Pitch attitude (as required) to achieve Vg of 70kts
[accept whatever ROC or ROD that results]

Assess which side to turn is best direction
(#1. Away from Obstacles, #2. Into wind)

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8
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Eng Fail 180deg back to Rwy…

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Only once >700’ agl & Vy (Verbalize relevant MSL ALT for this aerodrome?)
Turn into wind (which is the side the wind is coming from)
Use 50deg aob with nose down; speed target of 85-90kts at 1.5g
Turn will take 15 secs, be patient (7 sec until 90 deg done)

In the end, the Heading change 210deg…
Speed is life, 70% in + 30% out Scan

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Engine Failure in Cruise

A

Rich Hot Both
‘GLIDE’

…If Time permits… “i”
Check Fuel Selector On
Check Primer In + locked
Squawk 7700

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10
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When my engine has failed when should I engage the red starter button?

A

Only when propeller is not windmilling and there was no obvious mech seizure..

(You have not chucked a Piston or Rod)

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11
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Criteria for selecting a good field to land on?

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Should be <1/2 way to the Horizon
Make extra effort to Look to both sides…
Longer, Ploughed, Green grass
Into wind is a Bonus if both have no obst!

…Must Avoid… WWF
Wires
Walls
Fences;
then…ditches
Fewer obstacles on Approach end is preferred (in case I come in short)
~~~

[I changed field with Dave from ahead with tall trees to left ploughed]

When field assured:
Full Flap+Sideslip til 15’ then 3 point stall touchdown if space permits (Lda)

Ground run with Horizontal Decelleration of 100m is all you need (push it on when its a short landing area) even 10m decell is survivable.

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12
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Forest Landing

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Fly later portion at Vref with F4
(gives a better view of ‘line’ I choose)
Never stall on Treetops
Land into similar sized trees
Aim between 2 similar big trees, but never want to clip 1 single large tree!
Totally survivable

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14
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How to avoid Vapour Lock?

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Flight Plan lower with Mogas on Hot days.
Use Avgas >9000’ especially on Hot days.

Lower ambient pressure lowers Mogas boiling point causing bubbles when its Hot out, this simply leads to Fuel starvation, there is no procedure to fix it…

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15
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Immediate actions for a Rough Engine?

A

Rich Hot Both

Primer in+locked
Check Fuel Selector position

Throttle (slowly adjust back then Fwd)
Could try each mag in turn
Scan for faulty cylinder…

Search for landing sites and leap-frog between them (i.e. Zig Zag as required to remain over good fields)

Just doing a precautionary landing in a favorable field is a safe choice

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16
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Engine Fire

Immediate actions…

A
Throttle to Idle
Mixture cut-off
Fuel Selector off (the Big Knob downstairs)
Mags Off
Cabin Heat off (stop smoke ingress)
Get down and Land ASAP (off-field)
[That fire likely burnt through some stuff and may reappear/ignite soon]
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17
Q

Spin

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Idle+Neutral Rudder, Level, Climb

Idle, stick Neutral (both ailerons and elevator), Rudder (opposite), Level, Climb (at 2g is enough, don’t rip wings off)

18
Q

Spiral recovery (when ias is increasing as well as G loading and noises)…

A

Idle
Aileron to level wings
Climb with 2g pull
(don’t rip the wings off)

19
Q

Stall recovery?

A

Psi, Power, Rudder, Level, Climb

Pressure forward as a positive check, Power to full, Rudder (push opposite rudder to any wing drop), Level, Climbout slowly…at first almost level

20
Q

Mid-Air collision occur when?

A

Near Airports
1 a/c descending on-top of another a/c!
Use the Radio and monitor others calls

I could use upto 75deg AOB to control damaged aircraft creating excessive pitch up (4g at 76deg aob) following a collision induced flight control malfunction.

21
Q

Indications of an electrical fire?

A

The odor of burning insulation an acrid sharp smell
Faint White to grey smoke
Flickering Electrics
CB’s Popping (don’t reset them)

-Usually due to wire arcing (two wires touch without insulation b/c chafed)
-Insulation burning can produce black smoke

22
Q

Electrical Fire immediate actions?

A

Master 1&2 Sw off
Alt Field Sw off

…If there is an obvious culprit, turn it off!
(Tx, Dynon, Radio)
Check CB’s
Fight fire
Clear the Cabin of Smoke
Land Asap

23
Q

Cabin Fire immediate actions?

A

Cabin Heat off
Fight fire
Land asap

Open Cabin vents after fire is extinguished
Consider opening window
Consider doing sideslip away from flames

24
Q

Icing up

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Carb Heat On
Pitot Heat On

Go back immediately to ‘ice free’ air…
(wherever that just was…)
(if Carb heat used continuously, then lean mixture)

Last resort:
Induce a Spin…Stick back & Full Rudder

25
Q

Indadvertent IMC

A

Go onto Ai; then verbalize PA-Hdg-Alt-Ias

Consider where is most dangerous terrain within 3 miles of my current track?

180 deg turn is better Left or Right?
Read+Memorize Recip Heading ‘before’ I start the turn.
Turn at 22deg aob for 1 min

Maybe decide climb, descend; however, 180deg turn is usually Best done level.

Turn 1min, Rate-1 (20deg aob) if I got 1nm of space free of terrain.

25
Q

Ditching procedures?

A
Flown slower at Max endurance speed which gives time for radio calls
Channel 14 Mayday & Position 
Find a boat nearby and fly 'in front' of it with lights ON...
Squawk 7700, Elt On
Land at 1.1 Vs, minimum Rod
Don't inflate Mae West prior to Ditching
PLB on if fitted prior to hitting water
Stoge
(Must open door prior to water impact)
26
Q

How to escape from a sinking aircraft…

A

Put Heed in your mouth, calm down
Open door fully (maybe latch it)
Hold a post near door, Eyes open
Unstrap (never start by doing this, unstrap last)
Exit with hands pulling you out, but don’t kick or you’ll get tangled on gear.

…If stuck, backup a bit, twist 90deg and try again, could also use a knife.
Drift above a/c while holding, check Pax!

Breathe normally as in scuba diving, to go up slowly to the surface
Once on surface, inflate Mae West
Activate PLB

27
Q

…STOGE
is my Emergency Landing Checklist, last bit of GLIDE pneumonic….

A

~~~
Stow loose items
(sharp, heavy)
Tighten harness
(like very tight)
Open Door
Gaz off
(Mixture&Fuel selector)
Elec off
(Master Sw 1&2 off+Altn Field+Mags off)

28
Q

Forced landing touchdown attitude?

A

3-Point…
Tail wheel first if able & use brakes

29
Q

What can over-priming cause?

A

Induction Fires, Continue to operate the Engine Starter to suck flames back in.

30
Q

Best way to immediatly stop the engine if there is collision imminent on ground or no rise in Oil pressure 30sec after start?

A

Mags Off
Faster stop than with Mixture
Now Cylinders will have un-used fuel in them…don’t touch the prop.

31
Q

Night Engine failure, best practices…

A

Fly into wind! (Gives lowest G/S)
Uss synthetic vision
Stabilize @60kts F2, wait for impact…gives least compression & lowest overall energy
Put Lights on and time Flare (not early)

32
Q

I.A. if on ground during taxi my tail starts to rise?

A

Release brakes
Add Power to overcome the Tailwind
Stick full Back

33
Q

When is it ok to use power against brakes?

A

On taxi if tail coming up with a Tailwind
Blast of air is to increase elevator effectiveness

34
Q

Best glide engine out setup!

A

Throttle Full Open
Prop Coarse (all way out)
Fly Vg clean
Tailwinds help a lot!

If Landing site is bad…Elt On & Sq 7700