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Beechcraft Debonair 35-C33 Pilot's Operating Handbook And Faa Approved Airplane Flight Manual

Beechcraft Debonair 35-C33 Pilot's Operating Handbook And Faa Approved Airplane Flight Manual (342 pages)

Brand: Beechcraft | Category: Tools | Size: 7.22 MB

Table of Contents

Section 1

9
- Table of Contents
  9
- Use of the Handbook
  12
- Revising the Handbook
  15
- Vendor-Lssued STC Supplements
  16
- Ground Turning Clearance
  18
  - Engine
    19
  - Propeller
    19
  - Baggage Space and Entry Dimensions
    20
  - Specific Loadings
    20
- General Airspeed Terminology and Symbols
  21
- Meteorological Terminology
  23
- Power Terminology
  24
- Engine Controls and Instruments
  24
  - Planning Terminology
    25
- Weight and Balance Terminology
  26
Section II

29
- Power Plant Limitations
  33
  - Engine
    33
  - Operating Limitations
    33
  - Fuel Grades
    33
  - Propeller Specifications
    34
- Power Plant Instrument Markings
  35
- Miscellaneous Instrument Markings
  36
- Weight Limits
  36
- Appro11Ed Maneuvers
  37
- Center of Gravity Limits
  37
- Maneuver Limits
  37
- Kinds of Operation Limits
  38
- Minimum Flight Crew
  38
- Fuel
  39
- Seating
  39
Section III

57
- Emergency Airspeeds
  59
- Engine Failure
  60
  - During Take-Off Ground Roll
    60
  - After Liftoff and in Flight
    60
- Air Start Procedure
  61
- Engine Discrepency Checks
  61
  - Loss of Engine Power
    61
- Engine Fire
  62
  - On the Ground
    62
- Maximum Glide Configuration
  62
- Emergency Descent
  63
- Landing Emergencies
  63
  - Landing Without Power
    63
  - Landing Gear Retracted - with Power
    63
- Systems Emergencies
  64
- Emergency Speed Reduction
  69
- Spins
  69
Section·IV Normalprocedures

71
- Airspeeds for Safe Operation
  73
- Before Starting
  76
- External Power
  77
- Starting
  78
- Starting Engine Using Auxiliary Power Unit
  78
- After Starting and Taxi
  80
- Before Takeoff
  80
- Climb
  82
- Cruise
  82
- Leaning Using the Exhaust Gas Temperature
  83
- Before Landing
  84
- Descent
  84
- After Landing
  85
- Balked Landing
  85
- Shutdown
  85
- Environmental Systems
  86
  - Oxygen System
    86
  - Oxygen Duration
    87
  - In Flight
    88
Section V

91
- Conditions
  93
- Comments Pertinent to the Use of Performance Graphs
  99
- Airspeed Calibration- Normal System
  100
- Altimeter Correction Normal System
  101
- Altimeter Correction - Emergency System
  103
- Stall Speeds - Power Ldle
  106
- Wind Components
  107
- Take-Off Distance
  108
- Time, Fuel and Distance to Clirnb
  110
- Cruise Power Settings
  112
- Cruise Speeds
  115
- Manifold Pressure Vs RPM
  116
- Fuel Flow Vs Brake Horsepower
  117
- Range Profile - 74 Gallons
  118
- Range Profile - 44 Gallons
  119
- Endurance Profile
  120
- Endurance Profile - 44 Gallons
  121
- Landing Distance
  122
Section VI

123
- Weight and Balance Record
  129
- Loading Lnstructions
  131
- Seating, Baggage and Equipment Arrangements
  132
- Gross Weight Moment Limits
  133
  - Moment Limits Vs Weighttable
    135
- Computing Procedure
  137
  - Weight and Balance Loading Form
    139
- Useful Load Weights and Moments
  141
  - Occupants
    141
  - Baggage
    142
  - Cargo
    142
- August 1982
  143
  - Usable Fuel
    143
VII Section

145
- Subject Page
  146
- Airframe
  149
- Flight Controls
  149
  - Control Column
    149
  - Trim Controls
    150
    
    Electric Elevator Trim
    150
- Seating Arrangements
  149
- Instrument Panel
  151
  - Flight Instruments
    151
  - Power Plant Instruments
    151
  - Instrument Panel Legend
    153
    
    Manifold Pressure and
    155
    
    Multiple Readout Type Instrument
    156
  - Avionics Panel
    156
  - Switches
    157
- Ground Control
  157
  - Exterior Lighting
    157
- Wing Flaps
  158
- Landing Gear System
  159
  - Control Switch
    159
  - Safety Switch
    160
  - Circuit Breaker
    160
  - Brakes
    161
  - Manual Extension
    161
  - Warning Horn
    161
- Baggage Compartment
  162
- Seat Adjustments
  162
  - Openable Cabin Windows
    163
  - Emergency Exits
    164
- Control Column Lock Pin
  164
- Power Plant
  165
  - Engine Controls
    165
  - Cowling (F33)
    165
  - Lubrication System
    166
  - Starter
    166
- Propeller
  167
- Fuel System
  168
  - Fuel Cells
    168
- Environmental System
  171
  - Cabin Heating
    171
  - C33,E33
    172
  - Heater and Defroster Operation
    174
  - Cabin Ventilation
    175
    
    Exhaust Vents
    176
- Oxygen System
  176
  - Pitot System
    177
    
    Pitot Heat
    177
  - Normal Static Air System
    177
  - Emergency Static Air System
    178
- Instrument Pressure System
  178
- Vacuum System
  178
- Stall Warning
  179
Section VIII

181
- Ground Handling
  190
- Towing
  190
- Parking
  191
- Tie-Down
  191
- Flyable Storage - 7 to 30 Days
  192
  - Mooring
    192
  - Fuel Cells
    193
  - Grounding
    193
  - Windshield and Windows
    193
  - During Flyable Storage
    194
- Main Wheel Jacking
  192
- Preparation for Service
  194
- External Power
  195
- Servicing
  196
  - Fuel System
    196
    
    Fuel Cells
    196
    
    Fuel Strainers
    197
  - Battery
    198
  - Tires
    200
  - Shock Struts
    200
  - Brakes
    203
    
    To Remove and Clean the Filter
    203
  - Vacuum System
    203
  - Instrument Pressure System
    204
  - Propeller Blades
    204
  - Oxygen System
    205
- Minor Maintenance
  207
  - Rubber Seals
    207
  - Generator
    207
  - Alternator
    208
  - Magnetos
    208
- Cleaning
  209
  - Exterior Painted Surfaces
    209
  - Engine
    215
- Recommended Servicing Schedule
  216
- Lubrication Points
  222
- Consumable Materials
  228
- Approved Engine Oils
  232
- Bulb Replacement Guide
  234
- Overhaul or Replacement Schedule
  235
  - Special Conditions Cautionary Notice
    235
  - Landing Gear
    236
  - Power Plant
    236
  - Fuel System
    237
  - Instruments
    238
  - Electrical System
    238
  - Miscellaneous
    239
Section X

271
- Introduction
  274
- Do's
  277
- General
  277
- Dont's
  279
- General Sources of Information
  280
- Rules and Regulations
  280
  - Airworthiness Directives
    281
  - Airman Information. Advisories and Notices - FAA Airman's Information Manual
    281
    
    Airman's Information Manual
    281
    
    Faa Advisory Circulars
    283
    
    FAA General Aviation News
    288
    
    FAA Accidenl Prevention Program
    289
- GENERAL INFORMATION on Specific TOPICS
  290
- Passenger Information Cards
  291
  - General
    292
  - Turbulent Weather
    292
  - Mountain Flying
    303
- Vertigo - Disorientation
  305
- VFR at Night
  305
- Minimum Control Speed Airborne (Vmca)
  311
- Best Single Engine Rate-Of-Climb Speed (Vyse)
  312
- Intentional One-Engine Inoperative Speed (Vsse)
  312
- Airspeed (Vxse)
  313
- WHEN to Fl y VX, Vy, Vxse and Vyse
  316
- Stalls. Slow Flight and Training
  317
- Spins
  320
- Descent
  325
- Fatigue
  328
- General
  328
- Medical Facts for Pilots
  328
- Hypoxia
  329
- Hyperventilation
  331
- Alcohol
  332
- Drugs
  333
- Carbon Monoxide and Night Vision
  334
- Scuba Diving
  334

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