SF50 Facts Memory Items Flashcards

1
Q

Max ramp weight

A

6040 lbs

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2
Q

Max takeoff weight

A

6000 lbs

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3
Q

Max landing weight

A

5550 lbs

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4
Q

Max zero fuel weight

A

4900 lbs

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5
Q

Max baggage

A

300 lbs

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6
Q

Max Cargo x-tend

A

40 lbs

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7
Q

Min oil temp

A

-40C

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8
Q

Min temp start

A

-40C

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9
Q

EPU requirements

A

28V + 800-1000amps

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10
Q

Max tailwind for start

A

15 kts

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11
Q

Max crosswind for start

A

25 kts

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12
Q

Inflight air start

A

120-200 KIAS and 18000 ft

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13
Q

Seconds per attempted start

A

30

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14
Q

Time off after each attempted start

A

1st attempt - 30 seconds
2nd attempt - 5 minutes
3rd attempt - 30 minutes

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15
Q

What do you do after a failed start?

A

External check

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16
Q

Type of fuels and weight

A

Jet-A
Jet A-1
JP-8

6.76 lbs/gal

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17
Q

Usable fuel

A

296 gal

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18
Q

Max allowable fuel imbalance

A

15 gal

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19
Q

Min fuel temp

A

-40 C

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20
Q

Max fuel temp

A

50 C

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21
Q

Engine Model and THRUST

A

Williams FJ33-5A

1846 lbs of thrust

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22
Q

Engine oil types

A

Mobile Jet II
Mobile 254

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23
Q

Total oil quantity

A

3 qts

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24
Q

Oil to full line

A

2.2 qts

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25
Q

Max tailwind for landing

A

10 knots

26
Q

Max crosswind Flaps 50% landing

A

18 knots

27
Q

Max crosswind 100% flaps landing

A

16 knots

28
Q

Max airport elevation

A

10000 feet

29
Q

Min airport elevation

A

-1000 ft

30
Q

Min takeoff temp

A

-40 C

31
Q

Max takeoff temp

A

50 C

32
Q

Only approved flap setting for takeoff

A

50%

33
Q

Vmo

A

250 KIAS

34
Q

Mmo

A

Mach .53

35
Q

Vo

A

150 KIAS

36
Q

Max duration of takeoff thrust

A

5 min

37
Q

Max operating altitude

A

FL310

38
Q

Min operating temp @ FL310

A

-63 C

39
Q

Min operating temp at FL200

A

-54 C

40
Q

Cool down time after high energy landing event

A

30 min

41
Q

VFE_50%

A

190 KIAS

42
Q

VFE_100%

A

150 KIAS

43
Q

VLO_EXTEND

A

210 KIAS

44
Q

VLO_RETRACT

A

150 KIAS

45
Q

VLE

A

210 KIAS

46
Q

Max cabin pressure differential

A

7.1 psi

47
Q

Min speed with flaps 100%

A

85 KIAS

48
Q

Min speed with flaps 50%

A

95 KIAS

49
Q

Min speed with flaps UP

A

105 KIAS

50
Q

Min autopilot engagement altitude

A

400’

51
Q

Disconnect altitude for visual approach

A

1000’

52
Q

Min disconnect altitude for IAP

A

Minimums

53
Q

Max usable IPS fluid

A

3.0 gal

54
Q

Minimum IPS fluid dispatch quantity

A

1.0 gal

55
Q

Min windshield IPS temp

A

-30 C

56
Q

Minimum wing/stab IPS temp

A

-40 C

57
Q

Min airspeed in icing

A

160 KIAS

58
Q

Max flaps deflection in icing

A

50%

59
Q

Max duty cycle for windshield IPS

A

10 sec on/10 sec off

60
Q

Icing tactile inspection timing

A

5 minutes prior to departure

61
Q

Max continuous probe heat on ground

A

5 min