extra memory items Flashcards
ARROW
A - airworthiness certificate - valid while aircraft is airworthy - no major alterations
R - Registration - federal - 7 years (was 3) - state - 1 year
R - radio license - need to leave the united states - 10 years
O- operating limitations (section 2 of poh)
W- weight and balance (section 6 of poh)
AAVIATE
A- AD’s - emergency vs normal - one time vs reoccuring - issued by FAA - must be complied with.
A- annual - every 12 calender months - can substitute a 100 hour if 100 hours not flown in past year - need a special flight permit if not have one done
V - VOR - technically only need IFR - VOR check in past 30 days
I - 100 hour - can exceed 100 hours by 10 hours if flying to mechanic - after that need special flight permit - only need if plane is used for compensation or hir - or flight instruction plane provided by instructor
A - altimeter/ pitot system inspection - 24 calender months - need to operate in controlled airspece uner ifr rules
T - transponder - 24 calender months - needs tested and inspected by mechanic
E - ELT - every 12 calenender months - check it the first 5 minues fo the hour on 121.5
E - ELT battery - half life of battery or 1 hour of consecutive use
ATOMATOFLAMES
A - anti-collision light
T - tachometer for every engine
O - oil pressure gauge for each engine
M - manifold pressure gauge for each complex engine (constant speed prop)
A - airspeed indicator
T - temperature gauge for each liquid cooled engine
O - oil temperature gauge for each air- cooled engine
F - fuel gage for each tank
L - landing gear position indicator - for retractable gear
A - altimeter
M - magnetic compass
E - emergency locator transmitter
S - seatbelts
FLAPS
F - fuses (circuit breakers)
L - landing light - only for hire
A - anti collision lights
P - position lights
S - source of electricity for all installed electrical and radio equipment (alternator)
when do we start leveling off our altitude
10 percent climb or decent rate
when do we start leveling off our turn
half bank
what does the DG use to run
gyrsocope - vacuum system
what does the turn coordinator use to run
electrically driven gyroscope
what does the attitude indicator run off of
gyroscope - vacuum system
airspeed indicator
pitot pressure (ram air pressure) and static pressure
vertical speed indicator
static pressure
altimeter
static pressure
