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MAULE MX-7-180 User Manual

MAULE MX-7-180
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Airplane Serial No.__________________
Registration No.____________________
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DATE
2099 Georgia Highway 133 South
(229) 985-2045
Fax:
FAA APPROVED
FOR
MAULE MX-7-180
Airplane Serial No.__________________
Registration No.____________________
BE KEPT IN THE AIRPLANE AT ALL TIMES.
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Manager, Aircraft Certification Office
Federal Aviation Administration
Atlanta, Georgia USA
DATE
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Performance That Counts!
2099 Georgia Highway 133 South
Moultrie, GA 31788
Fax:
(229) 985-2048 or (229) 890-2402
www.mauleairinc.com
BE KEPT IN THE AIRPLANE AT ALL TIMES.
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Federal Aviation Administration
www.mauleairinc.com
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MAULE MX-7-180 Specifications

General IconGeneral
ModelMX-7-180
EngineLycoming O-360
Horsepower180 hp
Max Takeoff Weight2, 500 lb (1, 134 kg)
Takeoff Distance500 ft (152 m)
Seating Capacity4
ManufacturerMaule Air, Inc.
TypeLight aircraft
Length23 ft
Service Ceiling14, 000 ft
Rate of Climb1, 000 ft/min
Fuel Capacity50 US gal (189 L)

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Section I: General

Maximum Weight and Center of Gravity

Specifies the maximum weight and acceptable center of gravity limits for the aircraft.

Approved Maneuvers and Fuel Capacity

Outlines approved flight maneuvers and details the aircraft's fuel capacity.

Section II: Limitations

Airspeed and Power Plant Limits

Details critical airspeed limitations and power plant operating parameters.

Flight Load Factors and Placards

Defines permissible flight load factors and lists essential cockpit placards.

Section III: Normal Procedures

Preflight and Operating Checklists

Covers preflight inspection procedures and operating checklists for normal flight.

Normal Flight Operations and Climb

Details normal flight operations, flap settings, climb performance, and rudder trim.

Door-Off Operation, Noise, and Anti-Collision Light

Specifies limitations for door-off operation, noise levels, and anti-collision light usage.

Section IV: Emergency Procedures

Basic Emergency Rules and Engine Fire Procedures

Covers fundamental emergency rules and procedures for engine fires during starting and after starting.

Takeoff and In-Flight Engine Failure Procedures

Details procedures for takeoff aborts, engine failures, and airstarts.

Aircraft Emergencies and System Failures

Addresses electrical fires, engine fires in flight, smoke, structural damage, spins, and alternator failure.

Section V: Weight and Balance

Weight and Balance Data Summary

Summary of the aircraft's weight and balance data as delivered from the factory.

Weight and Balance Calculation and Loading Charts

Procedure for calculating weight and center of gravity using loading charts and envelopes.

Section VI: Aircraft Servicing, Handling and Maintenance

Servicing Introduction and Inspection

Introduction to aircraft servicing and requirements for inspection periods.

Pilot Maintenance and Alterations

Guidelines for pilot preventive maintenance and aircraft alterations or repairs.

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