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Summary of Contents for ACA 8KCAB 2003
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Page 4: Table Of Contents
FAA APPROVED Page 3 of 19 AIRPLANE FLIGHT MANUAL - MODEL 8KCAB Revision: H Issued: Table of Contents 1.0 Limitations: Compliance with this Section is Mandatory ........5 Normal Category Limitations ...............5 1.1.1 Airspeed Limitations .....................5 1.1.2 Powerplant Limitations..................5 1.1.3 Weight and Balance....................6 1.1.4 Flight Load Factors....................6 1.1.5... -
Page 5: Weight And Balance Report
FAA APPROVED Page 4 of 19 AIRPLANE FLIGHT MANUAL - MODEL 8KCAB Revision: H Issued: Table of Contents (continued) 3.0 Performance Information ............ACA Addendum:..1 Climb Speed.........................1 Service Ceiling........................1 Airspeed Correction ......................1 4.0 Loading Information....................2 Moment and Loading......................2 Weight and Balance ......................2 Equipment ..........................2... -
Page 6: Limitations: Compliance With This Section Is Mandatory
FAA APPROVED Page 5 of 19 AIRPLANE FLIGHT MANUAL - MODEL 8KCAB Revision: H Issued: Limitations: Compliance with this Section is Mandatory Normal Category Limitations 1.1.1 Airspeed Limitations Calibrated Air Speed Airspeed Indicator Speed Designation Knots Marking Maneuvering (V None Normal Operating Range 54-160 47-139... -
Page 7: Weight And Balance
FAA APPROVED Page 6 of 19 AIRPLANE FLIGHT MANUAL - MODEL 8KCAB Revision: H Issued: Powerplant Instrument Markings Instrument Markings Cylinder Head Temperature Green Arc 90°-500° F Red Radial 500° F Fuel Pressure Green Arc 14-45 psi Red Radial 14 and 45 psi Oil Temperature Green Arc 100°-245°... -
Page 8: Heated Pitot Operation
FAA APPROVED Page 7 of 19 AIRPLANE FLIGHT MANUAL - MODEL 8KCAB Revision: H Issued: Only VFR, day or night, operation are approved Flight into known icing conditions is not approved. 1.1.6 Heated Pitot Operation When Pitot Heat is “ON,” magnetic compass may deviate as much as 30°. Use Pitot Heat only as required. -
Page 9: Acrobatic Category Limitations
FAA APPROVED Page 8 of 19 AIRPLANE FLIGHT MANUAL - MODEL 8KCAB Revision: H Issued: On Tachometer Face (Hartzell Propeller Only) “Avoid. Cont. RPM 2000-2250 All Oper. 2600-2700 Acro Only” In Baggage Compartment “Maximum Baggage 100 Lbs.” On Forward Left Side Window “Do Not Open Above 130 MPH”... -
Page 10: Weight And Balance
FAA APPROVED Page 9 of 19 AIRPLANE FLIGHT MANUAL - MODEL 8KCAB Revision: H Issued: All Powerplant limitations given in Section 1.1.2 are applicable to the Acrobatic Category. In addition, the following limitations apply to the Acrobatic Category: 1. Minimum Acrobatic Oil: 6 Qts. 2. -
Page 11: Maneuvers
FAA APPROVED Page 10 of 19 AIRPLANE FLIGHT MANUAL - MODEL 8KCAB Revision: H Issued: 1.2.7 Maneuvers Basic Approved Acrobatic Maneuvers and Recommended Entry Speeds Entry Speed Maneuver Aresti Symbol Remarks – Airspeeds I.A.S. MPH Enter 3.5 to 4 G’s Loop 140* Speed at Top Approx. -
Page 12: Procedures
FAA APPROVED Page 11 of 19 AIRPLANE FLIGHT MANUAL - MODEL 8KCAB Revision: H Issued: 1.2.7 Maneuvers (Continued) Basic Approved Acrobatic Maneuvers and Recommended Entry Speeds Entry Speed Maneuver Aresti Symbol Remarks – Airspeeds I.A.S. MPH Recover with Positive Movement of Stick to Spin Stall Neutral Position &... -
Page 13: Inverted Fuel And Oil Systems
FAA APPROVED Page 12 of 19 AIRPLANE FLIGHT MANUAL - MODEL 8KCAB Revision: H Issued: 2.1.3 Inverted Fuel and Oil Systems The inverted fuel system consists of a 1.5 gal. header tank in the forward cabin with a standpipe to draw fuel from the center of the tank. One-half (0.75 gals.) of the tank capacity is useable in inverted flight. -
Page 14: Cold Weather Operation
FAA APPROVED Page 13 of 19 AIRPLANE FLIGHT MANUAL - MODEL 8KCAB Revision: H Issued: For operational procedures related to cold weather operation consult the Lycoming Operators Manual. Due to the length of oil lines, special care should be exercised during starting to assure that engine oil pressure is obtained within 30 seconds after start. -
Page 15: Pre-Flight Check
FAA APPROVED Page 14 of 19 AIRPLANE FLIGHT MANUAL - MODEL 8KCAB Revision: H Issued: 2.1.9 Pre-Flight Check (See Page 14) 1) a. Release controls. Check ignition switches “OFF.” Check fuel quantity on fuel gauges. Fuel valve “ON.” Inspect seat belt for condition. Secure rear seat belt, shoulder harness and all other loose or hanging objects if not in use. -
Page 16: Pre-Start Check
FAA APPROVED Page 15 of 19 AIRPLANE FLIGHT MANUAL - MODEL 8KCAB Revision: H Issued: 7) a. On first flight each day, drain fuel from aft fuselage drain. Inspect bottom of aircraft for general condition. Inspect right static port for stoppage. 8) a. -
Page 17: Engine Start
FAA APPROVED Page 16 of 19 AIRPLANE FLIGHT MANUAL - MODEL 8KCAB Revision: H Issued: 2.1.11 Engine Start Mixture - “Rich”. Alternate Air - cold. Throttle cracked open. Prime - as required. Propeller area - clear. Master switch - “ON”. ignition switches - “ON”. -
Page 18: Cruising
FAA APPROVED Page 17 of 19 AIRPLANE FLIGHT MANUAL - MODEL 8KCAB Revision: H Issued: 2.1.16 Cruising Power - as desired. (2550 RPM max.) Elevator Trim - adjust. Mixture - Lean to best power with 75% power or less. Engine instruments - within green arc. Alternate Air - as required. -
Page 19: Noise Characteristics
FAA APPROVED Page 18 of 19 AIRPLANE FLIGHT MANUAL - MODEL 8KCAB Revision: H Issued: 2.1.21 Noise Characteristics The noise level for this airplane measured in accordance with FAR 36, All Propellers: 76.79 dBA Appendix G at full throttle, 2700 RPM. No determination has been made by the Federal Aviation Administration that the noise levels of this airplane are or should be acceptable or unacceptable for operation at, into, or out of, any airport... -
Page 20: Engine Fire (In Flight)
FAA APPROVED Page 19 of 19 AIRPLANE FLIGHT MANUAL - MODEL 8KCAB Revision: H Issued: 2.2.5 Engine Fire (In Flight) Fuel valve - OFF. Master switch - OFF. Cabin heaters - OFF. Accomplish emergency landing and evacuate aircraft. 2.2.6 Electrical System Malfunction / Fire The ammeter indicates current to or from the battery.