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Question 1

What is V1?

Answer 1

abort speed, continue after, stop before

can change based on air density, weight, upslope, downslope, anything that changes distance to stop

Question 2

What is Vsse?

Answer 2

82

single engine operation

Question 3

What is Vyse

Answer 3

best rate with one engine inop

i. 88
ii. Max diff between power available and required

Question 4

What is Vxse?

Answer 4

82

Max diff between thrust available and required

Question 5

What are differences between performance of a twin engine plane?

Answer 5

a. Double horsepower but also increase the drag significantly
b. Need larger rudder
c. Need to carry extra fuel and weight due to more fuel burned
d. Add wing span for increased wing loading
i. More reason drag increases

Question 6

What is accelerate to stop distance?

Answer 6

Complete stop from Vr to full breaking

Question 7

What is accelerate go distance?

Answer 7

Distance to Vr, t/o, and then climb to 50 ft

Question 8

What is single engine service ceiling?

Answer 8

Maintain 50’/min climb

Question 9

In the Seminole what will allow for zero side slip?

Answer 9

2-3 degree bank

1/2 ball deflection

Question 10

How do you know your engine is dead?

Answer 10

Slightly different sound
Dutch roll (roll from yaw)
Feels different
EGT zero (since engine isn't burning)
Heading deviation
Verify with throttle

Question 11

What four factors affect Vmc?

Answer 11

P-factor
Accelerated slipstream
Spiraling slipstream
Torque

Question 12

Are the parts of PAST changes in roll or yaw?

Answer 12

P-factor =yaw
Accelerated slipstream =roll
Spiraling slipstream =yaw
Torque =roll