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Beechcraft C23 SUNDOWNER 180 Pilot Operating Handbook

Beechcraft C23 SUNDOWNER 180 Pilot Operating Handbook (298 pages)

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Table of Contents

Table of Contents

16
- Approved Oil Types
  26
- Baggage Space and Entry Dimensions
  27
- Cabin and Entry Dimensions
  27
- Maximum Certificated Weights
  27
- Specific Loadings
  27
  - General
    28
  - Meteorological
    30
Table of Contents

36
- Category (2450 Pounds)
  42
- Maneuver
  42
- Utility Category (2030 Pounds)
  42
- Acrobatic Category (2030 Pounds)
  43
- Kinds of Operation Limits
  43
- Minimum Flight Crew
  43
- Required Equipment for Various
  43
  - Conditions of Flight
    43
  - Legend
    45
- Fuel
  53
  - Total
    53
  - Fuel Management
    53
- Placards
  54
Section III

67
- Emergencyairspeeds
  69
- Engine Failure During Take-Off Ground Roll
  70
  - After Liftoffand in Flight
    70
  - If no Restart
    71
  - Engine Discrepancy Checks
    71
- Airstart Procedure
  72
- Engine Fire in Flight
  72
  - On the Ground
    73
- Emergency Descent
  73
- Landing Emergencies
  73
  - Landing Without Power
    73
- Maximum Glide Configuration
  73
- Systems Emergencies
  74
- Spins
  76
  - Entry
    77
  - Recovery
    77
Section IV Normal Procedures

79
- Speeds for Safe Operation
  81
- Preflight Inspection
  82
- Before Starting
  83
- External Power
  84
- Starting
  85
- Starting Engine Using Auxiliary Power Unit
  85
- Before Takeoff
  86
- Takeoff
  87
- Climb
  88
- Cruise
  88
  - Indicator (EGT)
    88
- Before Landing
  89
- Descent
  89
- After Landing
  90
- Balked Landing
  90
- Environmental Systems
  90
  - Heating and Ventilation
    90
- Shutdown
  90
- Cold Weather Operation
  91
  - Preflight Inspection
    91
  - Engine
    91
- Engine Break-In Information
  92
- Icing Conditions
  92
- Noise Characteristics
  93
Section V Performance

95
- Beechcraft C23
  99
- BEECHCRAFT Sundowner C23 (M-1285 and After)
  99
- Airspeed Calibration Normal
  101
- Comments Pertinent to the Performance
  101
- Power off Stall Speeds
  106
- Wind Components
  107
- Time, Fuel, and Distance
  111
- Cruise Performance
  112
Section VI

117
- Use
  117
  - Weighing Instructions
    120
  - Weight and Balance Responsibilities
    127
  - Gross Weight Moment Limits Graph
    128
  - Gross Weight Moment Limits
    129
  - Computing Procedure
    131
    
    Occupants
    132
    
    Oil
    135
    
    Usable Fuel
    135
    
    Baggage
    136
VII Section Systems Description

137
- Subject Page
  138
- Airframe
  141
- Flight Controls
  141
  - Control Surfaces
    141
  - Control Column
    141
  - Rudder Pedals
    141
  - Stabilator Trim System
    142
    
    Manual Trim
    142
    
    Electric Trim
    142
- Seating Arrangements
  141
- Instrument Panel
  142
  - Switches
    142
    
    Except M-1971
    147
    
    And After)
    147
  - Circuit Breakers
    147
- Ground Control
  147
- Wing Flaps
  148
  - Manual
    148
  - Electric
    148
- Landing Gear
  149
  - Brakes
    149
- Baggage Compartment
  150
- Seats,Seatbelts,Andshoulderharnesses
  150
  - Seat Adjustment
    150
  - Seat Belts
    150
  - Shoulder Harnesses
    151
- Doors and Exits
  151
  - Forward Cabin Doors
    151
  - Aft Baggage Door
    152
- Control Locks
  152
- Engine
  153
  - Engine Controls
    153
  - Engine Instruments
    154
    
    Verticalreadout Type
    154
    
    Dial Type
    154
    
    Exhaust Gas Temperature Indicator (EGT)
    154
  - Engine Break-In Information
    154
  - Cowling
    155
  - Lubrication System
    155
  - Carburetor Heat
    155
  - Starter
    156
- Fuel System
  156
  - Fuel Drains
    157
  - Fuel Quantity Indicators
    157
  - Fuel Boost Pump
    159
  - Engine Primer
    159
  - Fuel Tank Selection
    159
  - Fuel Required for Flight
    160
- Propeller
  156
- Electrical System
  160
  - Battery
    160
  - Alternator
    161
  - External Power Receptacle
    162
- Exterior Lighting
  164
- Lighting Systems
  164
  - Interior Lighting
    164
- Environmental Systems
  166
  - Cabin Heating
    166
  - Ventilation
    166
  - Exhaust Vent
    167
- Pitot and Static Systems Pitot System
  167
- Pitot Heat
  167
  - Normal Static Air System
    167
  - Emergency Static Air System
    168
- January, 1982
  168
- Stall Warning System
  168
- Vacuum System
  168
Section VIII Handling, Servicing and Maintenance

169
- Airplane Inspection Periods
  172
- Publications
  172
- Alterations or Repairs to Airplane
  173
- Preventative Maintenance that May be Accomplished by a Certificated Pilot
  173
- Ground Handling
  174
  - Towing
    174
  - Parking
    175
  - Control Column Lock Pin
    175
  - Tie-Down
    175
  - Jacking
    176
- Flyable Storage 7 to
  176
  - Mooring
    176
  - Fuel Cells
    177
  - Flight Control Surfaces
    177
  - Grounding
    177
  - Windshield and Windows
    177
  - During Flyable Storage
    177
  - Preparation for Service
    178
- External Power Receptacle
  178
  - Fuel System
    180
  - Fuel Drains
    180
  - Oil System
    182
  - Battery
    182
  - Tires
    183
  - Shimmy Damper
    183
  - Brakes
    184
  - Induction Air Filter
    184
  - Vacuum System
    184
  - Propeller Blades
    185
  - Rubber Seals
    185
  - Alternator
    186
  - Exterior Painted Surfaces
    187
  - Windshields and Windows
    188
  - Interior
    189
  - Engine
    190
- Lubrication
  190
- Materials
  202
- Approved Engine Oils
  204
- Replacement Guide
  206
- Power
  208
- Inspections
  211
  - Operational Inspection
    212
  - Cabin and Aft Fuselage
    213
  - Exterior
    213
Section X

231
- Introduction
  234
- Do's
  237
- General
  237
- Dont's
  239
  - Airworthiness Directives
    241
    
    Advisory Information
    243
    
    FAA Advisory Circulars
    243
- Flight Planning
  250
- General Information on Specific
  250
- Topics
  250
- Flight Operations
  252
  - General
    252
  - Turbulent Weather
    252
  - Flight in Icing Conditions
    258
- Inspections Maintenance
  252
- Vertigo Disorientation
  265
- VFR at Night
  265
- Speed (V Yse)
  268
- Speed (Vsse)
  268
- Airspeed (V Xse)
  271
- Basic Single Engine Procedures
  274
- Engine Failure on Take-Off
  275
- Spins
  280
- Descent
  285
- General
  288
- Hyperventilation
  291
- Hypoxia
  291
- Alcohol
  292
- Drugs
  293
- Scuba Diving
  294
- Beechcraftx
  295
- March, 1981
  295
- Safety Information
  295
  - Weight and Balance
    296
  - Special Conditions
    296
  - Maintenance
    296

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