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Cessna 172S Skyhawk Pilot Operating Handbook (498 pages)
FAA Approved Airplane Flight Manual
Brand:
Cessna
| Category:
Aircrafts
| Size: 6 MB
Table of Contents
Log of Effective Pages
8
Table of Contents
8
Revision
11
Revision 4
13
Revision 4
14
July
17
Revision
20
July
22
Revision 4
23
Revision 4
24
Revision 4
25
Table of Contents
27
D Escriptive Data
30
Engine
30
Fuel
30
Propeller
30
Oil
31
Maximum Certificated Weights
32
Baggage Space and E Ntry Dimensions
33
Cabin and E Ntry Dimensions
33
Specific Loadings
33
Standard Airplane Weights
33
General Ai R Speed Terminol O Gy and Symbol S
34
Symbols, Ab B Reviations a N D Terminology
34
Meteorologi C al Terminol O Gy
35
Outside Air Temperature
35
Ai R Pl a Ne Performance and Flight Pl a Nni N G Terminol O
36
Engine Power Terminology
36
Weight and Bal a Nce Terminol O
37
Metri C Imperial U.S. Conversion Charts
39
Weight Conversions
40
Length Conversi O Ns
45
DI S Tance Conversi O Ns
46
Volume Conversions
47
Temperature Conversi O Ns
50
Secti N 2 Limitati Ns
55
Introduction
57
Limitati Ns
57
Secti N
57
Airspeed Limitat Ions
58
Airspeed Indicator Markings
59
Pow Erplant Limitations
59
Powerplant Instrument Marki N Gs
60
Center of Gravity Limits
61
Normal Category
61
Utility Category
61
Weight Limits
61
Maneuver Limits
62
Normal Category
62
Utility Category
62
Utility Category
63
Flight Load Factor Limits
64
Kin Ds O F Ope Ration Limits
64
Normal Category
64
Utility Category
64
A Dditional F U el Limitations
65
Flap Limitations
65
Fuel Limitations
65
Other Limi T Ations
65
Placards
66
Secti N 3
71
Airspeeds for Emergency Operation
73
Engine Failure During Takeoff Roll
74
Engine Failure Immediatel y after Takeoff
74
Emergency Landing Wi T Hout Engine Power
75
Engine Failure Duri N G Flight (Restart Procedures)
75
Ditching
76
P Recautionary Landing with Engin E Power
76
During Start on Ground
77
Engine Fire in Flight
77
Fires
77
Cabin Fire
78
Electri C al Fire I N Flight
78
ICI N G
79
Inadvertent Icing Encounter
79
Wing Fire
79
Landing with a Flat Main Ti R E
80
Landing with a Flat Nos E Ti R E
80
Static Source B Lockag E
80
(Full Scal E Defl E Cti O
81
El E Ctri C al Power Suppl y System Mal F Uncti O
81
Low Vol T Age Annunci a Tor (VOLTS) Illuminates During Flight (Ammeter Indicates DI S Charge)
81
Vacuum System Failure
82
Amplifi E D Emerge Ncy Proc E D U R es
83
Engine Failure
83
Forced Landi N Gs
85
Landing Wi T Hout Elevator Control
85
Executing a 1 800 Turn in Clouds
86
Fires
86
Emergency Descent through Clouds
87
I Nadv E Rtent Flight into Icing con Ditions
88
Recovery from Spi R al DI V E I N the Clouds
88
Stati C Source Bl O Cked
88
Spins
89
Engine-Dri V en Fuel Pump Failure
90
Magn Eto Malf U Nction
90
Rough Engi N E Operati O N or Loss of Power
90
Spark Pl U G Fouling
90
Excessi V E Fuel Vapor Indi C Ati O Ns
93
Low Oil Pressure
93
Elect Rical Powe R S Upply Syste M Malfunctions
94
Excessive Rate O F Charge
94
Insuffi C I E Nt Rate of Charge
95
Other Emergencies
95
Wi N Dshi E L D Damage
95
Table of Contents
97
Preflight Inspecti O N
102
Cabin
103
Empennage
104
Right Wing
104
RIGHT WING Trailing Edge
104
Nose
105
@ Left Wing
106
Before Starting Engine
107
L E FT WING Trailing Edge
107
Left Wing, Leading Edge
107
STARTING ENGINE (with Battery)
108
Before Takeoff
113
Normal Takeoff
113
Takeoff
113
Crui S
114
Short Fi Eld Takeoff
114
Landing
115
Short Fi E L D Landing
115
Balked Landing
131
Crosswind Landing
131
Winterization Kit
133
Noise Characteristics and Noise Re D Uction
134
Introduction 5-3 .
135
Introduction
137
Sample Problem
137
Use of Performance Charts
137
Cruise
139
Fuel Required
140
Demonstrated Operating Temperature
142
Airspeed Calibration
144
Landing
142
Temperature Conversion Chart
145
Stall Speeds
146
Equipment List
175
Comprehensive Equipment List
175
Revision 4
183
May 30/00
185
(Conti Nued)
186
May 30/00
186
Revision 4
187
Flight Controls
190
Revision 4
193
Revision 4
194
Revision 4
195
Revision 4
196
Revision 4
197
Engine
203
Engine Controls
203
Engine I Nstru Ments
203
Revision 5
203
Revision 4
204
Eng I Ne Lubrication System
205
New Engine Break- I N and Operation
205
Revision 4
205
Ai R I Nduction System
206
Ignition and Starter System
206
Cooling System
207
Exhaust System
207
Fuel System
207
Propeller
207
Revision 4
207
Fuel D Istribution
208
Fuel I Ndicati Ng
209
Revision 4
209
Fuel Selector Valve
210
Fuel Venting
210
Redu Ced Tank Capacity
210
Revision 4
211
Avionics Master Switch
215
Revision 4
216
Revision 4
217
Revision 4
218
C I Rcuit Breakers and Fuses
219
Low Voltage Annunciation
219
Revision 4
219
Revision 4
220
Exterior Lighting
221
I Nterio R Lighting
221
Lighting Systems
221
Revision 4
222
Cabin Heating , Ventilating and Defrosti Ng System
223
Revision 4
223
Pitot-Static System and Instruments
225
Airspeed Indicator
226
Vertical Speed Indicator
226
Alti M Eter
227
Attitude I Ndicator
227
Directional I Ndicator
227
Revision 4
227
Vacuu M System and Instru Ments
227
Low Vacu U M Annunciation
229
Revision 4
229
Clock / O.A.T. I Nd Icator
230
Stall Warni Ng System
230
Standard Avionics
230
Avionics Cooling Fan
231
Avionics Su Pport Equi Pment
231
M Icrophone and Headset I Nstallations
231
Revision 4
231
Static Dischargers
232
Cabin Features
233
Cabin Fire Exting U Isher
233
Emergency Locator Transm Itter (el T)
233
Secti N 8 Han Lin , Service Maintenance
235
Cessna Owner Advisories
238
Identification Plate
238
Revision 4
238
I Nternational Airplane Owners
239
Revision 4
239
United States Airplane Owners
239
Airplane File
240
Revision 4
240
Airplane I Nspection Periods
241
FAA Required Inspections
241
Cessna Inspection Programs
242
Cessna Customer Care P Rogram
243
Pilot Conducted Preventive Maintenance
243
Alterations or Repairs
244
Ground Handling
244
Towing
244
Flyable Storage
246
Leveling
246
Servicing
247
Oil
248
Oil Specification
248
Recommended Viscosity for Temperature Range
248
Revision 4
248
Capacity of Engine Sump
249
Oil and Oil Filter Change
249
Revision 4
249
Fuel Add Itives
250
Fuel Capacity
250
Fuel Contamination
254
Revision 4
254
Cleaning and Care
255
Landing Gear
255
Windshield and Windows
255
Painted Surfaces
256
Revision 4
256
Engine Care
257
Propeller Care
257
Revision 4
257
I Nterior Care
258
Revision 4
258
July
280
May 30/00 July
294
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Cessna 172S Skyhawk Operating Handbook (378 pages)
Brand:
Cessna
| Category:
Aircrafts
| Size: 6 MB
Table of Contents
General
17
Table of Contents
17
Three View- Normal Ground Attitude
19
Introduction
21
Descriptive Data
21
Engine
21
Propeller
21
Fuel
22
Fuel Capacity
22
Oil
23
Oil Specification
23
Oil Capacity
23
Maximum Certificated Weights
24
Weight in Baggage Compartment, Normal Category
24
Weight in Baggage Compartment, Utility Category
24
Standard Airplane Weights
25
Cabin and Entry Dimensions
25
Baggage Space and Entry Dimensions
25
Specific Loadings
25
Symbols, Abbreviations and Terminology
26
General Airspeed Terminology and Symbols
26
Meteorological Terminology
27
Engine Power Terminology
27
Airplane Performance and Flight Planning Terminology
29
Weight and Balance Terminology
30
Metric/Imperial/U.s. Conversion Charts
32
Weight Conversions
33
Length Conversions
35
Distance Conversions
39
Volume Conversions
40
Temperature Conversions
43
Pressure Conversion
44
Volume to Weight Conversion
45
Quick Conversions
46
Operating Limitations
47
Introduction
49
Airspeed Limitations
50
Airspeed Indicator Markings
51
Powerplant Limitations
52
Powerplant Instrument Markings
53
Weight Limits
54
Normal Category
54
Maximum Weight in Baggage Compartment- Normal Category
54
Utility Category
54
Maximum Weight in Baggage Compartment - Utility Category
54
Center of Gravity Limits
55
Normal Category
55
Utility Category
55
Maneuver Limits
56
Normal Category
56
Utility Category
56
Flight Load Factor Limits
57
Normal Category
57
Utility Category
57
Kinds of Operations Limits
58
Kinds of Operations Equipment List
59
Flap Limitations
64
Fuel Limitations
64
System Limitations
65
Auxaudio System
65
12V Power System
65
G1000 Limitations
66
Garmin GFC 700 AFCS (if Installed)
67
Terrain Awareness and Warning System (TAWS-B)
68
Placards
69
Emergency Procedures
75
Emergency Procedures
80
Engine Failures
80
Engine Failure During Takeoff Roll
80
Engine Failure Immediately after Takeoff
80
Engine Failure During Flight (Restart Procedures)
81
Forced Landings
82
Emergency Landing Without Engine Power
82
Precautionary Landing with Engine Power
82
Ditching
83
Fires
84
During Start on Ground
84
Engine Fire in Flight
85
Electrical Fire in Flight
85
Cabin Fire
86
Wing Fire
87
Icing
88
Inadvertent Icing Encounter During Flight
88
Excessive Fuel Vapor
89
Fuel Flow Stabilization Procedures
89
Static Source Blockage
89
(Erroneous Instrument Reading Suspected)
89
Abnormal Landings
90
Landing with a Flat Main Tire
90
Landing with a Flat Nose Tire
90
Electrical Power Supply System Malfunctions
91
High Volts Annunciator Comes on or M BATT AMPS more than 40
91
LOW VOLTS Annunciator Comes on below 1000 RPM
93
LOW VOLTS Annunciator Comes on or Does Not Go off at Higher RPM
93
Air Data System Failure
95
Red X - PFD Airspeed Indicator
95
Red X- PFD Altitude Indicator
95
Attitude and Heading Reference System (Ahrs) Failure
95
Red X- PFD Attitude Indicator
95
Red X- Horizontal Situation Indicator (HSI)
95
AUTOPILOT or ELECTRIC TRIM FAILURE (if Installed)
96
AP or PTRM Annunciator(S) Come on
96
Display Cooling Advisory
97
PFD1 COOLING or MFD1 COOLING Annunciator(S) Come on
97
Vacuum System Failure
97
LOW VACUUM Annunciator Comes on
97
High Carbon Monoxide (Co) Level Advisory
98
CO LVL HIGH Annunciator Comes on
98
CO LVL HIGH Annunciator Remains on
98
Amplified Emergency Procedures
99
Engine Failure
99
Maximum Glide
100
Forced Landings
101
Fires
102
Landing Without Elevator Control
102
Emergency Operation in Clouds
103
Executing a 180° Turn in Clouds (AHRS FAILED)
103
Recovery from Spiral Dive in the Clouds (AHRS FAILED)
105
Inadvertent Flight into Icing Conditions
105
Static Source Blocked
106
Rough Engine Operation or Loss of Power
107
Spark Plug Fouling
107
Magneto Malfunction
107
Idle Power Engine Roughness
107
Engine-Driven Fuel Pump Failure
108
Excessive Fuel Vapor
108
Low Oil Pressure
109
Electrical Power Supply System Malfunctions
110
Excessive Rate of Charge
110
Insufficient Rate of Charge
111
High Carbon Monoxide (CO) Level Annunciation
113
Other Emergencies
113
Windshield Damage
113
Normal Procedures
115
Normal Procedures
119
Preflight Inspection
119
Cabin
120
Right Wing Trailing Edge
120
Nose
122
Left Wing Leading Edge
123
Left Wing
124
Left Wing Trailing Edge
124
Before Starting Engine
125
Starting Engine (with Battery)
126
Starting Engine (with External Power)
127
Before Takeoff
129
Takeoff
132
Normal Takeoff
132
Short Field Takeoff
132
Cruise
133
Enroute Climb
133
Descent
134
Before Landing
135
Landing
135
Normal Landing
135
Short Field Landing
135
Balked Landing
136
After Landing
136
Securing Airplane
136
(Continued Next Page)
137
Amplifiednormalprocedures
137
Preflight Inspection
137
Leaning for Ground Operations
140
Starting Engine
140
Recommended Starter Duty Cycle
140
Taxiing
141
Before Takeoff
143
Magneto Check
143
Alternator Check
143
Elevator Trim
144
Landing Lights
144
Takeoff
144
Power Check
144
Wing Flap Settings
145
Crosswind Takeoff
145
Enroute Climb
146
Cruise
147
Leaning Using Exhaust Gas Temperature (EGT)
149
Fuel Savings Procedures for Flight Training Operations
152
Fuel Vapor Procedures
153
Spins
154
Stalls
154
Landing
157
Normal Landing
157
Short Field Landing
157
Crosswind Landing
158
Balked Landing
158
Cold Weather Operations
159
Starting
160
Winterization Kit
161
Hot Weather Operations
162
Noise Characteristics
162
Performance
163
Introduction
165
Use of Performance Charts
165
Sample Problem
166
Takeoff
167
Cruise
168
Fuel Required
169
Landing
171
Demonstrated Operating Temperature
171
Temperature Conversion Chart
174
Crosswind Component
176
Short Field Takeoff Distance at 2550 Pounds
177
Short Field Takeoff Distance at 2400 Pounds
178
Short Field Takeoff Distance at 2200 Pounds
179
Maximum Rate of Climb at 2550 Pounds
180
Time, Fuel and Distance to Climb at 2550 Pounds
181
Cruise Performance
182
Range Profile
184
Endurance Profile
185
Short Field Landing Distance at 2550 Pounds
186
Weight and Balance/ Equipment List
187
Airplane Weighing Procedures
189
Airplane Weighing Form
191
Sample Weight and Balance Record
193
Introduction
189
Weight and Balance
194
Baggage Tiedown
195
Sample Loading Problem
196
Loading Graph
198
Loading Arrangements
199
Internal Cabin Dimensions
200
Center of Gravity Moment Envelope
201
Center of Gravity Limits
202
Comprehensive Equipment List
203
Airplane and Systems Description
211
Introduction
215
Flight Controls
217
Instrument Panel
220
Pilot Panel Layout
220
Center Panel Layout
221
Right Panel Layout
223
Center Pedestal Layout
223
Flight Instruments
226
Attitude Indicator
227
Airspeed Indicator
228
Altimeter
228
Horizontal Situation Indicator
229
Vertical Speed Indicator
230
Ground Control
231
Wing Flap System
232
Baggage Compartment
233
Landing Gear System
233
Seats
234
Integrated Seat Belt/Shoulder Harness
235
Entrance Doors and Cabin Windows
237
Control Locks
238
Engine
239
Engine Controls
239
Engine Instruments
240
RPM (Tachometer)
241
Fuel Flow
242
Oil Pressure
242
Oil Temperature
243
Cylinder Head Temperature
244
Exhaust Gas Temperature
244
New Engine Break-In and Operation
245
Engine Lubrication System
245
Ignition and Starter System
246
Air Induction System
246
Exhaust System
247
Fuel Injection System
247
Cooling System
247
Propeller
247
Fuel System
248
Fuel Distribution
249
Fuel Indicating System
249
Fuel Calculations
251
Auxiliary Fuel Pump Operation
253
Fuel Return System
254
Fuel Venting
254
Reduced Tank Capacity
254
Fuel Selector Valve
255
Fuel Drain Valves
256
Brake System
256
Electrical System
257
G1000 Annunciator Panel
261
Master Switch
261
Standby Battery Switch
262
Avionics Switch
262
Bus Voltage (Voltmeters)
263
Ammeters
264
Standby Battery Annunciation
264
Low Voltage Annunciation
265
High Voltage Annunciation
266
Circuit Breakers and Fuses
267
External Power Receptacle
268
Lighting Systems
269
Interior Lighting
270
Cabin Heating, Ventilating and Defrosting System
272
Vacuum System and Instruments
275
Vacuum Indicator
275
Low Vacuum Annunciation
275
Clock/Oat. Indicator
277
Stall Warning System
277
Standard Avionics
278
Garmin Display Units (GDU)
278
Audio Panel (GMA)
279
Integrated Avionics Unit (GIA)
279
Attitude and Heading Reference System (AHRS) and Magnetometer (GRS)
279
Air Data Computer (GDC)
280
Engine Monitor (GEA)
280
Transponder(Gtx)
280
XM Weather and Radio Data Link (GDL)
280
GFC 700 Automatic Flight Control System (AFCS) (if Installed)
281
Control Wheel Steering (CWS)
281
Avionics Support Equipment
283
Avionics Cooling Fans
283
Antennas
284
Microphone and Headset Installations
285
Auxiliary Audio Input Jack
286
12V Power Outlet
287
Static Dischargers
288
Cabin Features
289
Emergency Locator Transmitter (Elt)
289
Cabin Fire Extinguisher
289
Carbon Monoxide Detection System
290
Airplane Handling, Service and Maintenance
291
Introduction
293
Cessna Owner Advisories
294
United States Airplane Owners
294
International Airplane Owners
294
Identification Plate
294
Publications
295
Airplane File
296
Airplane Inspection Periods
297
FAA Required Inspections
297
Cessna Inspection Programs
297
Cessna Customer Care Program
298
Pilot Conducted Preventive Maintenance
298
Alterations or Repairs
299
Ground Handling
299
Towing
299
Parking
299
Tied Own
300
Jacking
300
Leveling
301
Flyable Storage
301
Servicing
302
Oil
303
Oil Specification
303
Capacity of Engine Sump
304
Oil and Oil Filter Change
304
(Continued Next Page)
305
Fuel
305
Approved Fuel Grades (and Colors)
305
Fuel Capacity
305
Fuel Additives
306
Fuel Contamination
310
Landing Gear
311
Cleaning and Care
312
Windshield and Windows
312
Painted Surfaces
313
Propeller Care
314
Engine Care
314
Interior Care
315
Avionics Care
315
Cessna 172S Skyhawk Pilot Operating Handbook (236 pages)
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Table of Contents
Table of Contents
7
Log of Revisions
3
List of Effective Sections
5
General Remark
5
Table of Contents
7
Conversion Tables
8
Abbreviations
12
General
13
Section 3 Emergency Procedures
31
During Take-Off (with Sufficient Runway Ahead)
33
Engine Malfunction
33
Immediately after Take-Off
33
During Flight
34
Restart after Engine Failure
34
FADEC Malfunction in Flight
35
Abnormal Engine Behavior
37
Engine Fire in Flight
38
Engine Fire When Starting Engine on Ground
38
Fires
38
Electrical Fire in Flight
39
Emergency Landing
40
Emergency Landing with Engine out
40
Engine Shut down in Flight
40
Flight in Icing Conditions
41
Recovery from Spiral Dive
42
Electrical Power Supply System Malfunctions
43
Alternator Warning Light Illuminates During Normal Engine Operation
45
Ammeter Shows Battery Discharge During Normal
46
Total Electrical Failure
47
Decrease in Power
48
Rough Engine Operation or Loss of Power
48
Oil Pressure too Low
49
Oil Temperature "OT" too High
49
Coolant Temperature "CT" too High
50
Fuel Temperature too High
50
Gearbox Temperature "GT" too High
50
Light "Water Level" Illuminates
50
Fuel Temperature too Low
51
Propeller RPM too High
51
Fluctuations in Propeller RPM
52
Cessna 172S Skyhawk Quick Reference Handbook (36 pages)
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Table of Contents
Table of Contents
3
Aircraft Overview
4
General Information
4
Equipment and Features
4
Recency and Restrictions
4
Panel Photo
4
Performance - Specifications Summary of Aircraft Performance and Specifications
5
Operating Limitations
6
Airspeeds
6
Power Plant
7
Fuel System
7
Tyre Pressures
7
Manoeuvre / Load Limits
7
Weight and Balance
8
Weight and Moment Tabulations
8
Loading Arrangements
9
Centre of Gravity Moment Envelope
10
Sample Configurations
11
Performance Charts
12
Takeoff Distances at 2550Lbs (MTOW)
12
Landing Distances at 2550Lbs (MLW)
13
Checklists Normal Operations
14
Before Starting Engine
18
Before Takeoff
20
Before Landing
23
Emergency Operations
25
Engine Failures
26
Forced Landings
26
Resources
32
Briefings
32
Useful Information
35
Cessna 172S Skyhawk Pilot Operating Handbook (21 pages)
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Table of Contents
Performance-Specifications Model 172S
8
Coverage
10
Original Issue and Revisions
10
Revision Filing Instructions
11
Regular/Temporary Revisions
11
Identifying Revised Material
12
Warnings, Cautions and Notes
12
List of Temporary Revisions
13
Log of Effective Pages
17
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