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Beechcraft Musketeer Sport III A23-19 Pilot Operating Handbook

Beechcraft Musketeer Sport III A23-19 Pilot Operating Handbook (268 pages)

Brand: Beechcraft | Category: Aircrafts | Size: 9 MB

Table of Contents

Section L General

15
- Table of Contents
  15
- Thank You
  17
- Important Notice
  17
- Use of the Handbook
  18
- Revising the Handbook
  19
- Supplements Revision Record
  20
- Vendor-Lssued STC Supplements
  20
- Airplane Three View
  21
- Ground Turning Clearance
  22
- Descriptive Data Engine
  23
  - Propeller
    23
  - Fuel
    23
  - Oil Capacity
    24
  - Approved Oil Types
    24
  - Maximum Certificated Weights
    24
  - Cabin and Entry Dimensions
    25
  - Baggage Space
    25
  - Specific Loadings
    25
- Symbols, Abbreviations and Terminology
  26
  - Genera L Airspeed
    26
  - Meteorological
    28
  - Power
    29
  - Engine Controls and Lnstruments
    29
  - Airplane Performance and Flight Planning
    30
  - Weight and Balance
    30
Section 11 Limitations

33
- Airspeed Limitations
  35
  - Engine
    36
    
    Fuel Additives
    37
    
    Fuel Grades
    37
    
    Operating Limitations
    37
    
    Propeller Specifications
    37
  - Power Plant Instrument Markings
    38
  - Miscellaneous Instrument Markings
    38
  - Weight Limits
    39
  - Center Ot Gravity Limits
    39
    
    Reference Daturn
    40
  - Maneuver Limits
    40
  - Flight Load Factors
    41
  - Minimum Flight Crew
    41
    
    Conditions Ot Flight
    42
  - Fuel
    51
    
    Fuel Management
    51
    
    Total Fuel
    51
- Musketeer A23-19. 19A
  35
- Equipment Required for Various
  42
Section III

65
- Subject
  67
  - Emergency Airspeeds
    67
  - Engine Failure
    68
    
    After Liftoff and in Flight
    68
    
    Engine Discrepancy Cheeks
    69
    
    Loss of Engine Power
    69
    
    Rough Running Engine
    69
  - Airstart Procedure
    70
  - Engine Fire in Flight
    70
    
    On the Ground
    71
  - Emergency Descent
    71
  - Maximum Glide Configuration
    71
  - Landing Emergencies
    72
    
    Landing Without Power
    72
  - Systems Emergencies
    72
    
    Alternator-Out Procedure
    72
    
    Emergency Static Air Source System
    73
    
    Unscheduled Electric Stabilator Trim
    73
    
    Unlatched Door in Flight
    74
  - Spins
    74
    
    Entry
    74
  - Spin Recovery
    75
Section IV Normal Procedures

77
- Speeds for Safe Operation
  79
- Preflight Lnspection
  80
- Before Starting
  82
- External Power
  82
- Starting
  83
- Starting Engine Using Auxiliary Power Unit
  83
- After Starting. and before Taxi
  84
- Before Takeoff
  84
- Takeoff
  85
- Climb
  86
- Cruise
  86
- Leaning Using the Exhaust Gas
  86
  - Temperature Lndicator
    86
- Before Landing
  87
- Descent
  87
- After Landing
  88
- Balked Landing
  88
- Environmental Systems
  88
  - Heating and Ventilation
    88
  - Preflight Lnspection
    89
  - Engine
    89
- S Hutdown
  88
- Cold Weather Operation
  89
Section V

91
- Lntroduction to Performance and
  
  93
  - Flight Planning
    93
  - Comments Pertinent to the Use of Performance Charts
    97
- Airspeed Calibration - Alternate System
  
  100
- Airspeed Calibration - Normai System
  
  100
  - Altimeter Correction - Normai System
    100
  - Altimeter Correction - Alternate System
    101
  - Power off Stall Speeds
    102
  - Wind Components
    103
  - Take-Off Distance
    104
  - Take-Off Distance - 2200
    104
  - Rate-Of-Ciimb
    106
  - Cruise Performance
    107
  - Landing Distance
    109
Section VI Weight and Balance/ Equipment List

111
- Weighing Lnstructions
  114
- Weight and Balance Record
  119
- Gross Weight Moment Limits
  123
- Computing Procedura
  125
  - Weight and Balance Loading Form
    126
- Useful Load Weights and Moments
  128
  - Occupants
    128
  - Usable Fuel
    129
  - Baggage
    130
Section VII

131
- Airframe
  135
- Flight Controls
  135
  - Control Surfaces
    135
  - Control Column
    135
  - Rudder Pedals
    136
  - Stabilator Trim System
    136
  - Manual Trim
    136
  - Electric Tri M
    136
  - Instrument Panel
    136
    
    Circuit Breakers
    138
    
    Switches
    138
  - Flight Lnstruments
    138
  - Ground Control
    138
  - Wing Flaps
    139
    
    E Lectri C
    139
    
    Manual
    139
  - Landing Gear
    140
    
    Brakes
    140
  - Baggage Compartmant
    141
  - Seats, Seat Belts, and Shoulder Harnesses
    141
    
    Seat Adjustment
    141
    
    Seat Belts
    142
- Seating Arrangements
  135
- Doors and Exits
  142
- Engine
  144
  - Engine Controls
    144
  - Engine Lnstruments
    144
  - Lubrication System
    145
  - Carburetor Heat
    145
  - Starter
    146
- Fuel System
  146
  - Fuel Tanks
    146
  - Fuel Drains
    147
  - Fuel Boost Pump
    147
  - Engineprimer
    148
  - Fuel Tank Selection
    148
  - Fuel System Schematic
    149
  - Battery
    150
  - Alternator
    150
  - External Power Receptacle
    152
- Propeller
  146
- Lighting Systems
  152
  - Interior Lighting
    152
  - Exterior Lighting
    153
- Environmental Systems
  153
  - Cabin Heating
    153
- Pitot Heat (Optiona L)
  155
- Pitot System
  155
- Emergency Static Air System (Optional)
  156
- Stall Warning System
  156
- Vacuum System
  156
Section VIII Handling, Servicing and Maintenance

159
- Publications
  
  162
- Alterations or Repairs to Airplane
  
  163
- Preventative Maintenance that May be
  
  163
- Ground Handling
  
  164
  - Towing
    164
  - Parking
    165
  - Jacking
    166
- Flyable Storage to 30 Days
  
  167
  - Mooring
    167
  - Grounding
    167
  - Pitot Tube
    167
  - Windshield and Windows
    167
  - During Flyable Storage
    167
- Servicing
  
  170
  - Fuel System
    170
    
    Fuel Tanks
    170
    
    Fuel Drains
    171
  - Oil System
    172
  - Battery
    172
  - Tires
    173
  - Shimmy Damper
    173
  - Brakes
    174
  - Vacuum System
    175
  - Propeller Blades
    175
- Minor Maintenance
  
  176
  - Alternator
    176
  - Magnetos
    177
- Cleaning
  
  177
  - Exterior Painted Surfaces
    177
  - Interior
    179
  - Engine
    180
- Lubrication
  
  180
  - Lubrication Points
    181
- Recommended Servicing Schedule
  
  187
- Consumable Materials
  
  192
- Approved Engine Oils
  
  194
  - Bulb Replacement Guide
    196
  - Overhaul or Replacement Schedule
    197
    
    Power Plant
    198
    
    Cabin and Aft Fuselage
    203
    
    Exterior
    203
Section X

219
- General
  223
  - Do's
    223
  - Don'ts
    224
- Pilot's Operating Handbook and FAA Approved Airplane Flight Manual
  225
- Sources of Lnformation
  225
- BEECHCRAFT Service Publicatlons
  226
- Federal Avlation Regulations
  228
  - Airworthiness Directives
    228
  - Airman's Lnformation Manual
    228
  - Advisory Lnformation
    229
  - FAA Advisory Circulars
    230
  - FAA General Aviation News
    233
  - FAA Accident Prevention Program
    233
  - Additional Lnformation
    234
- Genera L Lnformation on Specific Topi es
  235
  - Maintenance
    235
  - Hazards of Unapproved Modifications
    237
  - Flight Planning
    238
  - Passenger Lnformation Cards
    238
  - Stowage of Articles
    239
  - Flight Operations
    239
    
    General
    239
    
    Preflight Lnspection
    239
    
    Autopilots and Electric Trim Systems
    241
    
    Fiutter
    244
    
    Turbulant Weather
    245
    
    Weather Radar
    248
    
    Windshear
    248
    
    Mountain Flying
    250
    
    Vfr - Low Ceilings
    251
    
    Vfr Atnight
    251
    
    Vertigo- Disorientation
    252
- Spins
  254
- Stalls, Slow Flight and Training
  254
- Descent
  256
- Vortices - Wake Turbulance
  257
- General
  258
- Medical Facts for Pilots
  258
- Takeoff and Landing Conditions
  258
- Fatigue
  259
- Hypoxia
  259
- Alcohol
  262
- Carbon Monoxide and Night Vision
  263
- Drugs
  263
- Scuba Diving
  263
- Decompression Sickness
  264
- A Finał Word
  265

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