Table Of Contents - Cessna 182S Pilot Operating Handbook

Table of Contents

Performance6
Specifications6
Coverage8
Original Issue And Revisions8
Revision Filing Instructions9
Regular Revisions9
Temporary Revisions9
Identifying Revised Material10
Warnings, Cautions And Notes10
Log Of Effective Pages13
Table Of Contents17
General18
Three View - Normal Ground Attitude19
Descriptive Data21
Engine21
Propeller (2-Bladed)21
Propeller (3-Bladed)21
Introduction21
Fuel22
Approved Fuel Grades22
Fuel Capacity22
Oil23
Oil Specification23
Recommended Viscosity For Temperature Range23
Oil Capacity23
Symbols, Abbreviations And Terminology24
General Airspeed Terminology And Symbols24
Meteorological Terminology25
Engine Power Terminology25
Airplane Performance And Flight Planning Terminology26
Weight And Balance Terminology27
Metric / Imperial / U.s. Conversion Charts29
Weight Conversions30
Length Conversions32
Distance Conversions36
Volume Conversions38
Temperature Conversions40
Volume To Weight Conversions41
Limitations43
Airspeed Limitations46
Airspeed Indicator Markings47
Powerplant Limitations47
Powerplant Instrument Markings48
Weight Limits49
Center Of Gravity Limits49
Maneuver Limits50
Flight Load Factor Limits50
Kinds Of Operation Limits50
Fuel Limitations50
Other Limitations51
Flap Limitations51
Placards52
Emergency Procedures56
Airspeeds For Emergency Operation58
Emergency Procedures Checklist59
Engine Failure During Takeoff Roll59
Engine Failure Immediately After Takeoff59
Engine Failure During Flight (Restart Procedures)59
Forced Landings60
Precautionary Land Ing With Engine Power60
Ditching60
Emergency Landing Without Eng Ine Power60
Fires61
During Start On Ground61
If Engine Starts61
If Engine Fails To Start61
Engine Fire In Flight62
Electrical Fire In Flight62
Cabin Fire63
Wing Fire63
Inadvertent Icing Encounter64
Static Source Blockage65
Landing With A Flat Main Tire65
Landing With A Flat Nose Tire65
Electrical Power Supply System Malfunctions66
Ammeter Shows Excessive Rate Of Charge66
Low Voltage Annunciator (Volts) Illuminates During Flight66
Vacuum System Failure67
Amplified Emergency Procedures68
Engine Failure68
Maximum Glide69
Landing Without Elevator Control70
Emergency Operation In Clouds71
Executing A 180 Turn In Clouds71
Emergency Descent Through Clouds72
Recovery From Spiral Dive In The Clouds73
Inadvertent Flight Into Icing Conditions73
Static Source Blocked73
Spins74
Rough Engine Operation Or Loss Of Power75
Spark Plug Fouling75
Magneto Malfunction75
Low Oil Pressure75
Excessive Rate Of Charge76
Insufficient Rate Of Charge77
Windshield Damage77
Normal Procedures78
Airspeeds For Normal Operation81
Preflight Inspection82
Checklist Procedures83
Cabin83
Empennage84
Right Wing84
Nose85
Left Wing86
Leading Edge87
Left Wing. Trailing Edge87
Before Starting Engine87
Starting Engine (With Battery)88
Starting Engine (With External Power)89
Before Takeoff90
Normal Takeoff91
Short Field Takeoff91
Normal Climb91
Maximum Performance Climb92
Cruise92
Descent92
Before Landing92
Normal Landing93
Short Field Landing93
Balked Landing93
After Landing93
Securing Airplane94
Amplified Procedures95
Starting Engine96
Starting (General)96
Taxiing97
Taxiing Diagram98
Warm Up99
Magneto Check99
Alternator Check99
Landing Lights100
Takeoff100
Power Check100
Crosswind Takeoff 4·25101
Enroute Climb 4·25101
Cruise Performance Table103
Fuel Savings Procedures For Normal Operations104
Egt Table104
Fuel Vapor Procedures105
Stalls106
Crosswind Landing107
Cold Weather Operation108
Starting108
Winterization Kit109
Hot Weather Operation110
Noise Characteristics And Noise Reduction110
Use Of Performance Charts112
Sample Problem112
Fuel Required115
Airspeed Calibration118
Normal Static Source118
Alternate Static Source119
Altimeter Correction120
Temperature Conversion Chart121
Stall Speeds At 3100 Pounds122
Rearward Center Of Gravity122
Most Forward Center Of Gravity122
Wind Components123
Crosswind Components123
Short Field Takeoff Distance At 3100 Pounds124
Short Field Takeoff Distance At 2700 Pounds125
Short Field Takeoff Distance At 2300 Pounds126
Maximum Rate-Of-Climb At 3100 Pounds127
Time, Fuel And Distance To Climb At 3100 Pounds128
Cruise Performance130
Pressure Altitude Sea Level130
Pressure Altitude 2000 Feet132
Pressure Altitude 12,000 Feet138
Pressure Altitude 14,000 Feet139
Range Profile140
Weight & Balance/Equipment List145
Airplane Weighi Ng Procedu Res146
Airplane Weighing Form147
Weight And Balance148
Baggage Tie-Down150
Loading Arrangements152
Cabin Height Measurements153
Door Opening Dimensions153
Sample Loading Problem155
Loading Graph157
Center Of Gravity Moment Envelope158
Comprehensive Equipment List160
Equipment List Description161
Airplane & Systems Description167
Airframe170
Flight Controls171
Trim Systems171
Instrument Panel171
Aileron Control System172
Pilot Side Panel Layout174
Center Panel Layout174
Copilot Side Panel Layout177
Center Pedestal Layout177
Ground Control177
Wing Flap System178
Landing Gear System179
Baggage Compartment179
Seats179
Integrated Seat Belt/Shoulder Harness180
Entrance Doors And Cabin Windows182
Control Locks183
Engine Controls184
Engine Instruments184
New Engine Break-In And Operation186
Engine Lubrication System187
Ignition And Starter System187
Air Induction System188
Exhaust System188
Cooling System188
Propeller189
Fuel System190
Fuel Distribution190
Fuel Quantity Data In U.s. Gallons190
Fuel Quantity Indicators191
Fuel System Schematic191
Fuel Indicating System192
Auxiliary Fuel Pump Operation193
Fuel Venting193
Fuel Selector Valve193
Fuel Drain Valves194
Electrical Schematic195
Brake System197
Electrical System197
Annunciator Panel198
Master Switch198
Avionics Master Switch200
Ammeter200
Low Voltage Annunciation201
Circuit Breakers And Fuses201
Ground Service Plug Receptacle202
Lighting Systems203
Interior Lighting203
Exterior Lighting203
Cabin Heating, Ventilating And Defrosting System205
Pitot-Static System And Instruments207
Airspeed Indicator208
Vertical Speed Indicator208
Altimeter209
Attitude Indicator209
Directional Indicator 7·44209
Vacuum System Schematic210
Vacuum Gauge211
Low Vacuum Annunciation211
Clock/O.a.t. Indicator212
Stall Warning System212
Standard Avionics213
Avionics Support Equipment214
Avionics Cooling Fan214
Microphone And Headset Installations214
Static Dischargers215
Cabin Features215
Emergency Locator Transmitter215
Cabin Fire Extinguisher216
Airplane Handling, Service & Maintenance217
Identification Plate220
Cessna Owner Advisories220
United States Airplane Owners221
International Airplane Owners221
Airplane File222
Airplane Inspection Periods223
Faa Required Inspections223
Pilot Conducted Preventive Maintenance225
Alterations Or Repairs225
Ground Handling226
Towing226
Parking226
Tie-Down226
Jacking227
Leveling227
Flyable Storage228
Servicing228
Capacity Of Engine Sump230
Oil And Oil Fi Lter Change230
Approved Fuel Grades (And Colors)231
Fuel Additives232
Fuel Mixing Ratio234
Fuel Contamination236
Landing Gear237
Cleaning And Care237
Windshield And Windows237
Painted Surfaces238
Propeller Care239
Engine Care239
Interior Care240
Supplements241
Navigation Receiver Operation254
Vor Operation254
Loc Operation254
Glideslope Operation255
Pilot Configuration255
To Transmit An Emergency Signal263
To Program Vfr Code265
To Operate As An Automatic Direction Finder309
Adf Test (Pre-Flight Or In-Flight)309
To Operate Bfo310
To Operate Flight Timer310
To Operate As A Communications Receiver Only310
To Operate Elapsed Time Timer-Count Up Mode311
To Operate Elapsed Time Timer-Count Down Mode311
Adf Operation Notes312
Erroneous Adf Bearing Due Phenomena312
Electrical Storms312
Night Effect312
Clock Operations323
Setting Universal Time323
Setting Local Time323
Flight Time Reset323
Setting Elapsed Time Count Up324
Setting Elapsed Time Count Down324
Button Select Disable324
Horizontal Situation Indicator System330
Ka-51 B Slaving Accessory And Compensator Unit332
Kap 140 Without Altitude Preselect341