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Defines crucial terms used to convey safety and operational information.
Outlines all power plant and airframe operating limitations.
Specifies approved flight categories and conditions.
Details engine, horsepower, fuel, and temperature/pressure limits.
Defines critical airspeeds like VNE, VNO, VFE, and VA.
Outlines acceptable weight and center of gravity ranges.
Specifies maximum positive and negative load factors for flight.
Lists approved aerobatic maneuvers and their entrance speeds.
Identifies essential placards for pilot awareness and aircraft operation.
Covers pilot responsibility for judgement in emergencies.
Procedures for engine fires during start and in flight.
Actions for electrical fires and alternator failures.
Steps for engine failure on takeoff and air restart.
Procedures for forced, precautionary landings, and ditching.
Guidance for turbulence, stalls, and spins.
Actions for overstress and emergency bail-out procedures.
Comprehensive checklist for aircraft inspection before flight.
Step-by-step guide for starting the engine for different models.
Operational guidelines for ground taxiing, especially in high winds.
Steps for normal, obstacle, and soft-field take-offs.
Techniques for achieving best rate and angle of climb.
Guidelines for level-off, airspeed, and mixture settings in cruise.
Information for safe and enjoyable aerobatic flight.
Steps for normal and obstacle landings.
Steps for securing the aircraft after flight.
Informs pilot about aircraft performance and preflight planning.
Table for converting indicated airspeed to calibrated airspeed.
Stall speeds at various angles of bank and flap configurations.
Data on take-off distances and climb rates.
Performance data (TAS, GPH, Endurance) at various altitudes.
Data on landing distances over various surfaces and conditions.
Pilot's responsibility for proper loading and CG limits.
Steps to determine aircraft weight and moment for flight.
Example calculation of aircraft weight and center of gravity.
Graphical tool to determine weight and moment of components.
Visual representation of approved weight and CG limits for flight.
Overview of aircraft systems and equipment.
Lists required documents to be carried in the aircraft.
Describes the construction and materials of the aircraft airframe.
Details the engine type, propeller, oil system, and ignition.
Explains the operation of ailerons, elevator, rudder, and trim.
Describes the landing gear, steerable tail wheel, and hydraulic brakes.
Overview of the 12-volt electrical system, alternator, and battery.
Details the fuel tanks, shut-off valve, gascolator, and primer.
Describes cabin heating and fresh air systems.
Explains interior and exterior lighting systems.
Overview of airspeed, altimeter, VSI, and gyro instruments.
Information on navigation and communication equipment, and ELT.
Describes cabin doors, windows, seats, and baggage area.
Mentions options like corrosion proofing, seaplane kit, and glider tow.
Overview of ground handling, servicing, and cleaning procedures.
Details fuel, oil, brakes, tires, and lubrication requirements.
Procedures for moving, lifting, and securing the aircraft.
Information on accessing components for maintenance.
Guidelines for fueling and checking fuel system integrity.
Procedures for checking and maintaining the aircraft battery.
Details tire inflation, engine lubrication, and air filter maintenance.
Instructions for cleaning exterior/interior and long-term storage.
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