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CESSNA 172-R Questions
CESSNA 172-R Questions
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In event of alternate static door open, air speed indicator will give an error of 4 knots and altimeter error will be +/- 30 in closed
window conditions.
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Annunciator does not activate on - low fuel flow and low RPM.
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Alternator should be switched off in event of ammeter reading more than 31.5 volts.
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To get maximum cabin heating, cabin heat knob fully out and cabin heat knob fully in.
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Audible stall warning will be heard above 5 to 10 knots above stalling speed.
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Attitude indicator has bank marking in an increment of 10, 20, 30, 60, 90.
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Maximum deflection of nose wheel by use of rudder paddle on ground is 10 degrees to either side.
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Shock absorption is accomplished by air/oil on nose wheel and tubular spring steel on main wheel.
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Starter cycle for engine is 10 sec ON and 20 sec OFF for three times and then 10-minute gap for cooling is to be given.
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Enroute climb speed is 5 knots to 10 knots above best rate of climb speed for best visibility, performance, and cooling.
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Until 50 hrs. have been accumulated engine should be run at 80% power on cruise.
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An open alternate door will result in 10% loss of power at full throttle.
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Carburetor icing is indicated by loss of RPM in fixed pitch propeller and loss of manifold pressure in constant speed propeller.
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OAT/ voltmeter gauge select switch may be tested by putting the select button down for 3 seconds to start.
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If PPT button of microphone is kept pressed for more than 33 seconds in continuous, then the transmission is automatically
terminated.
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To permit heavy cabin loading, fuel load can be reduced to 17.5 gallons usable in each tank.
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In voltmeter /OAT? Clock pushing upper control button will change the display on the window to
- E-C-F-E.=empty-full-center-empty
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The stall warning horn should be check during preflight by- master on and actuating the vain in the wing, the system is operational if
the stall tone is heard when the valve is pushed upward
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Engine driven Vacuum pump provides suction to: DGI and attitude indicator
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Pitot-static system provides pressure to ASI and static to ASI, VSI, Altimeter
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IF the flashing beacon or lights are on when flying through clouds at night, it
would reflect from water drops or particles and can cause: Vertigo and loss or orientation.
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In over voltage conditions, the alternator control unit automatically removes the alternator field current and shuts down the alternator
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To apply parking break, apply the breaks with rudder pedals and pull the handle aft and turn 90 deg down
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Fuel system verifying is essential to the system operation. Blockages of the system will result in decreased fuel flow and even result in
engine stoppage. Verifying is accompanied by an interconnecting live from right to left fuel tank
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Elevator: 11”4’
Wheelbase: 65”
Range: 580 NM
Take/off: Ground roll: 945 ft. (dist. over 50ft obst: 1685ft)
Landing: Ground roll: 550 ft. (dist. over 50ft obst: 1295ft)
Flaps down: 3g