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Beechcraft Bonanza D35 1994 Pilot's Operating Handbook And Faa Approved Airplane Flight Manual

Beechcraft Bonanza D35 1994 Pilot's Operating Handbook And Faa Approved Airplane Flight Manual (266 pages)

Brand: Beechcraft | Category: Tools | Size: 39.18 MB

Table of Contents

Section I

11
- Table of Contents
  11
- Important Notice
  13
- Revising the Handbook
  17
- Airplane Flight Manual Supplements Revision Record
  18
- Descriptive Data
  21
  - Engine
    21
  - Propeller
    21
  - Fuel
    22
  - Oil Capacity
    22
  - Weights
    22
  - Baggage
    22
  - Specific Loadings
    23
- General Airspeed Terminology and Symbols
  23
- Meteorological Terminology
  25
- Power Terminology
  26
- Engine Controls and Instruments
  26
- Airplane Performance and Flight Planning Terminology
  27
- Weight and Balance Terminology
  28
Section II

31
- Power Plant Limitations
  35
  - Engine
    35
  - Fuel
    35
  - Oil
    35
  - Propeller
    36
- Power Plant Instrument Markings
  36
  - Oil Temperature
    36
  - Oil Pressure
    36
  - Tachometer
    37
  - Cylinder Head Temperature
    37
  - Manifold Pressure
    37
  - Instrument Vacuum
    37
  - Fuel Pressure
    37
- Weight and Center of Gravity
  37
  - CG Limits (Gear Down)
    38
- Approved Maneuvers (2725 Pounds)
  38
- Flight Load Factors (2725 Pounds)
  38
- Required Equipment for Various
  38
  - Conditions of Flight
    38
- Fuel
  46
- Placards
  46
Section Ill

53
- Emergency Airspeeds
  55
- Engine Failure on Take-Off
  55
  - During Ground Roll
    55
  - If no Restart
    56
- Engine Fire (Ground)
  55
- Engine Malfunction in Flight
  56
  - Engine Failure
    56
  - Discrepancy Checks
    56
- Air Start Procedure
  57
- Emergency Descent
  58
- Engine Fire (Flight)
  58
- Landing Gear Manual Extension
  58
- Maximum Glide Configuration
  58
- Landing Gear Retraction after Practice Manual Extension
  59
- Emergency Landing
  60
- Gear-Up Landing
  60
- Unlatched Door in Flight
  60
- Emergency Exits
  61
- Generator out Procedure
  61
- Induction System Icing
  61
- Spins
  61
- Emergency Speed Reduction
  62
Section IV Normal Procedures

63
- Preflight Inspection
  65
- Speeds for Safe Operation
  65
- Before Starting
  68
- Starting
  68
- Before Takeoff
  71
- Climb
  73
- Cruise
  73
- Descent
  73
- Take-Off
  73
- Before Landing
  74
- Cold Weather Operation
  75
- Engine Break-In Information
  75
- Shutdown
  75
Section V

77
- Conditions
  79
- Introduction to Performance and
  79
- Comments Pertinent to the Use of Performance Graphs
  84
- Stall Speeds - Power Idle
  90
- Wind Components
  91
- Take-Off Distance
  92
- Climb
  93
- Cruise Climb
  94
- Cruise Power Settings
  95
- Cruise Speeds
  99
- Manifold Pressure Vs RPM
  100
- Fuel Flow Vs Brake Horsepower
  101
- Range Profile - 53 Gallons
  102
- Range Profile - 34 Gallons
  103
Section VI

107
- Weighing Instructions
  109
- Loading Instructions
  111
- Computing Procedure
  112
  - Weight and Balance Loading Form
    113
  - Sample Loadings
    115
  - Occupants
    120
  - Usable Fuel
    121
  - Oil
    122
Section VII

129
- Airframe
  133
  - Openable Cabin Windows
    134
  - Emergency Exits
    135
- Seat Adjustments
  135
  - Armrests and Headrests
    137
  - Shoulder Harness and Seat Belts
    137
- Baggage Compartment
  137
- Flight Controls
  138
  - Control Surfaces
    138
  - Control Column
    138
  - Rudder Pedals
    138
  - Trim Control
    139
- Control Column Lock Pin
  139
- Wing Flaps
  139
  - Control Switch
    139
  - Position Indicators
    139
- Instrument Panel
  140
- Power Plant Description
  141
  - Engine
    141
  - Engine Instruments
    141
  - Cluster Type Engine Instruments
    141
  - Tachometer
    141
  - Cowl Flaps
    145
  - Oil System
    145
  - Induction System Icing
    145
  - Starter
    147
- Propeller
  147
- Fuel System
  149
  - Fuel Cells
    149
  - Fuel System Schematic
    150
  - Auxiliary Fuel Cell
    151
  - Fuel Quantity
    151
  - Auxiliary (Wobble) Fuel Pump
    151
  - Electric Primer
    151
  - Fuel Tank Selection
    152
  - Switching Fuel Tanks
    152
  - Fuel Required for Flight
    153
- Landing Gear System
  153
  - Control Switch
    153
  - Position Indicators
    154
  - Safety Switch
    154
  - Warning Horn
    154
  - Circuit Breaker
    154
  - Manual Extension
    155
  - Brakes
    155
- Ground Control
  155
- Electrical System
  156
  - External Power Receptacle
    156
  - Generator
    157
- Lighting System
  157
  - Interior Lighting
    157
  - Exterior Lighting
    157
- Heating and Ventilation System Schematic
  158
- Heating and Ventilation System
  159
  - Cabin Heating
    159
  - Heater Operation
    159
  - Cabin Ventilation
    160
  - Cabin Fresh Air Outlets
    160
  - Exhaust Vents
    160
  - Air Conditioner
    160
- Pitot and Static System
  161
- Vacuum System
  161
- Cold Weather Operation
  162
  - Preflight Inspection
    162
- Stall Warning Indicator
  162
- Engine Break-In Information
  163
Section VIII

165
- Introduction
  169
- Publications
  169
- Airplane Inspection Periods
  170
- Alterations or Repairs to Airplane
  171
- Ground Handling
  171
  - Towing
    171
  - Parking
    172
  - Tie-Down
    172
  - Main Wheel Jacking
    173
- Prolonged out of Service Care
  173
  - Storage
    173
  - Flyable Storage - 7 to 30 Days
    174
    
    During Flyable Storage
    174
    
    Engine Preparation for Storage
    174
    
    Mooring
    174
    
    Flight Control Surfaces
    175
    
    Fuel Cells
    175
    
    Grounding
    175
    
    Pitot Tube
    175
    
    Windshield and Windows
    175
  - Preparation for Service
    176
- Servicing
  176
  - Fuel System
    176
    
    Fuel Cells
    176
    
    Fuel Drains
    177
    
    Fuel Strainers
    177
    
    Oil System
    177
    
    Oil Change Procedure
    178
    
    Battery
    179
    
    Recharging the Battery (Using External Power)
    179
    
    Shock Struts
    180
    
    Tires
    180
    
    To Replenish Strut Hydraulic Fluid
    181
    
    Shock Strut Shimmy Damper
    182
    
    Brakes
    183
  - Vacuum System
    183
    
    Induction Air Filter
    184
    
    To Remove and Clean the Filter
    184
- Minor Maintenance
  184
  - Rubber Seals
    184
  - Generator
    184
  - Magnetos
    185
  - Propeller Blades
    185
- Cleaning
  186
  - Exterior Painted Surfaces
    186
  - Windshield and Windows
    189
  - Interior
    189
  - Engine
    190
- Bulb Replacement Guide
  190
- Recommended Servicing Schedule
  192
- Lubrication Points
  196
- Consumable Materials
  203
- Overhaul or Replacement Schedule
  207
  - Special Conditions Cautionary Notice
    207
  - Landing Gear
    208
  - Electrical System
    208
  - Power Plant
    208
  - Flaps and Flight Controls
    209
  - Fuel System
    209
  - Instruments
    210
  - Miscellaneous
    210
- Approved Engine Oils
  211
Section X

219
- Introduction
  221
- Safety Information
  221
- General
  223
  - Do's
    223
  - Don'ts
    224
- Pilot's Operating Handbook and FAA Approved Airplane Flight Manual
  225
- Sources of Information
  225
- BEECHCRAFT Service Publications
  226
- Federal Aviation Regulations
  228
  - Airworthiness Directives
    228
  - Airman's Information Manual
    228
  - Advisory Information
    229
  - FAA Advisory Circulars
    230
  - FAA General Aviation News
    233
  - FAA Accident Prevention Program
    233
  - Additional Information
    234
- General Information on Specific Topics
  235
  - Maintenance
    235
  - Hazards of Unapproved Modifications
    237
  - Flight Planning
    238
  - Passenger Information Cards
    238
  - Stowage of Articles
    239
  - Flight Operations
    239
    
    General
    239
    
    Preflight Inspection
    239
    
    Weight and Balance
    240
    
    Autopilots and Electric Trim Systems
    241
    
    Flutter
    244
    
    Turbulent Weather
    245
    
    Weather Radar
    248
    
    Wind Shear
    248
    
    Mountain Flying
    250
    
    VFR - Low Ceilings
    251
    
    VFR at Night
    251
    
    Vertigo- Disorientation
    252
- Spins
  254
- Stalls, Slow Flight and Training
  254
- Descent
  256
- Vortices - Wake Turbulence
  257
- General
  258
- Medical Facts for Pilots
  258
- Takeoff and Landing Conditions
  258
- Fatigue
  259
- Hypoxia
  259
- Alcohol
  261
- Hyperventilation
  261
- Carbon Monoxide and Night Vision
  263
- Drugs
  263
- Scuba Diving
  263
- Decompression Sickness
  264

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