Beechcraft Bonanza 36 - Miscellaneous Instrument Markings (Vertically Operated Type); Weight Limits

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Table of Contents14
General Information15
Important Notice17
Use of the Handbook18
Airplane Three-View23
Ground Training Clearance24
Descriptive Data25
Engine25
Propeller25
Fuel25
Oil Capacity26
Weights26
Cabin and Entry Dimensions/Baggage Space and Entry Dimensions26
Specific Loadings (Maximum Take-Off Weight)26
General Airspeed Terminology and Symbols27
Meteorological Terminology29
Power Terminology30
Engine Controls and Instruments30
Airplane Performance and Flight Planning Terminology31
Weight and Balance Terminology32
Limitations35
Airspeed Limitations37
Airspeed Indicator Markings38
Power Plant Limitations39
Operating Limitations39
Fuel Grades39
Oil Specifications39
Propeller Specifications40
Power Plant Instrument Markings (Round Type)41
Miscellaneous Instrument Markings (Round Type)42
Power Plant Instrument Markings (Vertically Operated Type)42
Miscellaneous Instrument Markings (Vertically Operated Type)43
Weight Limits43
Center of Gravity Limits (Gear Down)44
Maneuver Limits44
Approved Maneuvers (3600 Pounds)44
Flight Load Factors (3600 Pounds)45
Minimum Flight Crew45
Kinds of Operation Limits45
Fuel Management46
Maximum Slip Duration46
Seating46
Temporary Change to the Pilot's Operating Handbook47
Placards on the Face of the Fuel Selector Valve48
Placards on Fuel Selector Valve49
Placards on Fuel Selector Panel49
Placards on Left Side Panel50
Placards in Full View of Pilot51
Placards on Left Side Panel below Instrument Subpanel51
Placards on Left Side Panel Near Firewall Air Controls52
Placards on Left-Hand Side of Nose Wheel Well Bulkhead52
Placards on Control Console53
Placards on Oxygen Console53
Placards Around each Oxygen Outlet53
Placards on Top of Front Spar Carry-Thru Structure between Front Seats54
Placards on Emergency Crank Access Cover54
Placards below Controls on Control Console54
Placards on Left Side Window When Shoulder Harness Is Installed55
Placards on Windows Adjacent to Pilot's and Copilot's Seats55
Placards on Windows Adjacent to 3Rd, 4Th, 5Th and 6Th Seats55
Placards on Windows Adjacent to 3Rd and 4Th Aft Facing Club Seats55
Placards on Left Cabin Sidewall56
Placards on Storm Window56
Placards below Left and Right Openable Windows56
Placards on Openable Windows56
Placards on Inboard Side of Seat Back for 3Rd and 4Th Seats57
Placards on Instrument Panel (Anti-Collision Lights Are Not Installed)57
Placards on Instrument Panel57
Placards on Baggage Straps Aft Side of Front Seat Backs58
Placards Left Cabin Sidewall58
Placards in Lieu of LH Cabin Sidewall Placard58
Placards on hat Shelf59
Placards above Inside Door Handle59
Required Equipment for Various Conditions of Flight60
Emergency Procedures69
Emergency Airspeeds71
Engine Failure During Take-Off Ground Roll72
Engine Failure after Liftoff and in Flight72
If no Restart72
Engine Discrepancy Checks73
Air Start Procedure73
Engine Fire in Flight74
Engine Fire on the Ground74
Maximum Glide Configuration74
Emergency Descent75
Landing Emergencies75
Landing Without Power75
Landing Gear Retracted - with Power75
Systems Emergencies76
Propeller Overspeed76
Alternator out Procedure76
Alternator Overvoltage77
Engine Instrument Malfunction77
If an Alternator Overvoltage Condition Occurs in Flight77
If Overvoltage Condition Persists77
Landing Gear Manual Extension78
Landing Gear Retraction after Practice Manual Extension79
Induction System Blockage79
Emergency Static Air Source System79
Emergency Exits80
Unlatched Door in Flight81
Spins81
Emergency Speed Reduction81
Normal Procedures83
Airspeeds for Safe Operation85
Preflight Inspection86
Before Starting89
External Power89
Starting Engine Using Auxiliary Power Unit90
Starting Procedure90
In Event of Overprime Condition91
After Starting, and Taxi91
Before Takeoff92
Take-Off93
Climb93
Cruise93
Leaning Using the Exhaust Gas Temperature Indicator (EGT)94
Descent95
Before Landing95
Balked Landing95
After Landing96
Shutdown96
Environmental Systems96
Oxygen System96
Oxygen Duration97
Oxygen Duration Chart (Full Bottle)98
Use of Oxygen in Flight98
After Using Oxygen98
Cold Weather Operation - Preflight Inspection99
Cold Weather Operation - Engine100
Icing Conditions101
Performance103
Introduction to Performance and Flight Planning105
Pressure Altitude at den106
Pressure Altitude at AMA106
Calculation for Flight Time, Block Speed and Fuel Requirement107
Time - Fuel - Distance109
Comments Pertinent to the Use of Performance Graphs111
Airspeed Calibration - Normal System112
Airspeed Calibration - Emergency System113
Altimeter Correction - Normal System114
Altimeter Correction - Emergency System115
Fahrenheit to Celsius Temperature Conversion116
ISA Conversion - Pressure Altitude Vs Air Temperature117
Stall Speeds - Power Idle118
Wind Components119
Take-Off Distance120
Climb Graph121
Time, Fuel and Distance to Climb122
Cruise Power Settings123
Cruise Speeds127
Manifold Pressure Vs RPM128
Fuel Flow Vs Brake Horsepower129
Range Profile - 74 Gallons130
Range Profile - 44 Gallons131
Endurance Profile - 74 Gallons132
Endurance Profile - 44 Gallons133
Landing Distance134
Weight and Balance/Equipment List135
Weighing Instructions137
Basic Empty Weight and Balance140
Weight and Balance Record141
Loading Instructions143
Seating, Baggage and Equipment Arrangement143
Moment Limits Vs Weight145
Computing Procedure146
Weight and Balance Loading Form147
Useful Load Weights and Moments149
Usable Fuel/Oil152
Systems Description153
Airframe157
Seating Arrangements157
Flight Controls157
Control Surfaces/Control Column157
Instrument Panel158
Rudder Pedals158
Trim Controls158
Flight Instruments159
Power Plant Instruments159
Manifold Pressure and Fuel Flow Indicator (Round Type)160
Multiple Readout Type Instrument (A36) (Round Type)161
Electrically Operated Vertical Instruments (A36)161
Fuel Flow Indicator (Vertical Type)161
Cluster Arrangement163
Cluster Type Power Plant Instruments163
Typical Round Type Engine Instruments165
Typical Vertical Type Engine Instruments166
Avionics Panel167
Switches167
Annunciator System167
Alternator-Out Warning Light (36)167
Ground Control168
Alternator-Out Warning Light (A36)168
Utility Door Warning Light168
Wing Flaps169
Landing Gear System171
Control Switch171
Position Indicators (36)171
Position Indicators (A36)172
Circuit Breaker172
Safety Switch172
Warning Horn173
Brakes173
Manual Extension173
Baggage/Cargo Compartment174
Seat, Seat Belts, and Shoulder Harnesses174
Seat Adjustments174
Shoulder Harness Installation (Prior to E-825)175
Shoulder Harness Installation (E-825 Thru E-926)175
Doors, Windows and Exits176
Forward Cabin Door176
AFT Utility Door177
Operation with AFT Utility Door Removed178
Openable Cabin Windows178
To Open Window for Ventilation (Only on Ground)178
To Close Window178
To Open the Emergency Exit179
Control Column Lock Pin181
Power Plant181
Engine Controls181
Throttle, Propeller and Mixture181
Cowling182
Cowl Flaps182
Induction System Icing182
Lubrication System183
Starter183
Propeller Description183
Fuel System184
Fuel Cells184
Fuel System Schematic185
Fuel Quantity Indication System186
Auxiliary Fuel Pump186
Fuel Tank Selection186
Electrical System187
Fuel Required for Flight187
Battery188
Alternator188
External Power Receptacle189
Lighting System189
Interior Lighting189
Exterior Lighting190
Cabin Heating191
Heating and Ventilation System Schematic192
Heater and Defroster Operation195
Cabin Ventilation195
Cabin Fresh Air Outlets195
Exhaust Vents196
Individual Overhead Fresh Air Outlets196
Oxygen System Description197
Pitot and Static Systems197
Pitot Heat197
Normal Static Air System197
Instrument Pressure System198
Stall Warning198
Emergency Static Air System198
Engine Break-In Information199
Handling, Servicing and Maintenance201
Airplane Inspection Periods207
Preventative Maintenance by a Certificated Pilot209
Alternations or Repairs to Airplane209
Ground Handling210
Towing210
Parking211
Tie-Down211
Prolonged out of Service Care212
Main Wheel Jacking212
Flyable Storage - 7 to 30 Days212
Mooring212
Engine Peraparation for Storage213
Fuel Cells/Flight Control Surfaces213
Grounding/Pitot Tube213
Windshields and Windows213
During Flyable Storage214
Preparation for Service214
External Power Using - Precautions215
Checking Electrical Equipment215
Fuel System Servicing216
Fuel Cells Servicing216
Fuel Drains Servicing216
Fuel Strainers Servicing217
Oil System217
Oil Change Procedure218
Battery Maintenance218
Tires220
Shock Struts220
To Inflate Struts220
To Replenish Strut Hydraulic Fluid221
Shock Strut Shimmy Damper222
Brakes Maintenance223
Induction Air Filter Removal and Cleaning223
Instrument Pressure System Maintenance223
Propeller Blades224
Oxygen System Maintenance224
Oxygen Cylinder Retesting226
Rubber Seals Maintenance226
Alternator Maintenance226
Magnetos Maintenance227
Cleaning228
Exterior Painted Surfaces Cleaning228
Windshield and Windows Cleaning231
Interior Cleaning231
Engine Cleaning232
Bulb Replacement Guide233
Recommended Servicing Schedule234
Lubrication Points240
Nose Gear Retract Lubrication Points240
Nose Wheel Steering Lubrication Points241
Control Column Linkage Lubrication Points241
Elevator Trim Control Lubrication Points241
Cabin Door Lubrication Points242
Landing Gear Actuator Gear Box Lubrication Points242
Flap Motor and Actuator Lubrication Points242
Elevators and Rudder Control Mechanism Lubrication Points243
Elevator Tab Mechanism Lubrication Points243
Aileron Bell Cranks Lubrication Points243
Main Gear Retract Lubrication Points244
Main Gear Door Hinges Lubrication Points244
Rudder Pedals Lubrication Points244
Cowl Flap Hinges Lubrication Points244
Nose Gear Door Hinges Lubrication Points245
Utility Door Lubrication Points245
Consumable Materials246
Approved Engine Oils250
Overhaul or Replacement Schedule252
Special Conditions Cautionary Notice252
Supplements259
Log of Supplements261
Landing Gear Safety System263
Preflight Check264
Operation264
King KN-74 Area Navigation System267
Standby Generator Power System (14-Volt Electrical System)271
Electrothermal Propeller Deice (2 and 3 Bladed Propeller)275
Air Conditioning System279
Air Conditioning System Description282
Operation of United Kingdom Registered Aircraft285
Takeoff and Landing286
Crew and Occupants286
Air Temperature286
Type of Operation286
Automatic Pilot287
Flapless Landing287
Go-Around287
Takeoff288
Landing288
Airspeed and Altimeter/Climb288
Fuel Selector Valve Stop Installation297
Inside Cabin Door Handle with Open/Closed Placard301
Cabin Door306
Safety Information309
Do's313
Don'ts314
General Information on Maintenance325
General Information on Hazards of Unapproved Modifications327
General Information on Flight Planning328
Passenger Information Cards328
Stowage of Articles329
General Information on Flight Operations329
Weight and Balance330
Autopilots and Electric Trim Systems331
Transient Control Forces332
Flutter334
Turbulent Weather335
Wind Shear338
Weather Radar338
Mountain Flying340
If You Cannot Avoid Penetrating a Thunderstorm340
VFR - Low Ceilings341
VFR at Night341
Vertigo - Disorientation342
Stalls, Slow Flight and Training/Spins344
Safe Descent346
Vortices - Wake Turbulence347
Medical Facts for Pilots348
Takeoff and Landing Conditions348
Fatigue349
Hypoxia349
Hyperventilation351
Alcohol351
Drugs353
Scuba Diving353
Carbon Monoxide and Night Vision353
Decompression Sickness354

Beechcraft Bonanza 36 - Miscellaneous Instrument Markings (Vertically Operated Type); Weight Limits

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