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Grumman American GA-7 COUGAR 1987 Pilot Operating Handbook

Grumman American GA-7 COUGAR 1987 Pilot Operating Handbook (222 pages)

Brand: Grumman American | Category: Aircrafts | Size: 7 MB

Table of Contents

Section 1 General

9
- General
  8
- Table of Contents
  9
- Three View
  11
- Introduction
  12
- Descriptive Data
  12
  - Engines
    12
  - Propellers
    12
  - Fuel
    12
  - Oil
    13
  - Maximum Certificated Weights
    14
  - Standard Airplane Weights
    14
  - Cabin and Entry Dimensions
    14
  - Baggage Space and Entry Dimensions
    14
  - Specific Loadings
    14
- Symbols, Abbreviations, and Terminology
  16
Section 2 Limitations

21
- 
  23
  - Introduction
    23
  - Airspeed Indicator Markings
    24
  - Airspeed Limitations
    24
  - Power Plant Limitations
    25
  - Propellers
    25
  - Fuel Gauges
    26
  - Gyro Pressure Gauge
    26
  - Power Plant Instrument Markings
    26
  - Weight Limits
    26
  - Center Of Gravity Limits (Gear Extended)
    27
  - Maneuver Limits
    27
    
    Normal Category
    27
    
    Authorized Maneuvers
    27
    
    Unauthorized Maneuvers
    27
  - Flight Crew Limits
    28
  - Flight Load Factor Limits (Flaps Up)
    28
  - Fuel Limitations
    28
  - Maximum Passenger Seating Limits
    28
  - Noise Level Limitations
    28
  - Operation Limits
    28
  - Required Placards
    29
Section 3 Emergency Procedures

35
- Introduction
  
  39
- Airspeed for Emergency Operation
  
  39
  - Issued: April
    39
- Abbreviated Checklists
  
  40
Section 4 Normal Procedures

71
- Airspeeds for Safe Operation
  75
- Introduction
  75
- Checklist Procedures
  76
  - Preflight Inspection
    76
    
    Cockpit
    76
    
    Right Fuselage
    76
    
    Empennage
    76
    
    Left Fuselage
    76
    
    Left Wing
    76
    
    Nose Section
    77
    
    Right Wing
    77
  - Electrical Systems Preflight
    78
    
    Cockpit
    78
    
    Tail Cone
    78
    
    Left Wing
    78
    
    Nose
    78
    
    Right Wing
    78
  - Before Starting Engines
    79
  - Starting Engines
    79
    
    Airplane Power
    79
    
    External Power
    80
  - Before Taxiing
    81
  - Taxiing
    81
  - Engine Run-Up
    81
    
    At 2200 Rpm
    81
    
    At 1800 Rpm
    81
    
    At 1500 Rpm
    81
  - Before Takeoff
    81
  - Takeoff
    82
    
    Normal Takeoff
    82
    
    Maximum Performance Takeoff
    82
  - After Takeoff
    82
  - En Route Climb
    83
    
    Normal Climb
    83
    
    Cruise Climb
    83
  - Cruise
    83
  - Descent
    83
  - Before Landing
    83
  - Balked Landing
    84
  - Normal Landing
    84
  - After Landing
    84
  - Engine Shutdown/Securing Airplane
    84
- Amplified Normal Procedures
  85
  - Preflight Inspection
    85
  - Starting Engines
    85
    
    Aircraft Power
    85
    
    External Power
    86
  - Taxiing
    86
  - Before Takeoff
    87
    
    Warm-Up and Ground Check
    87
    
    Propeller Check
    87
    
    Magneto Check
    87
    
    Electrical System Check
    87
    
    Seat Belts
    88
    
    Power Check
    88
    
    Normal Takeoff
    88
    
    Crosswind Takeoff
    89
    
    Rough Field Operation
    89
  - Enroute Climb
    89
  - Cruise
    89
  - Mixture Leaning Procedures
    90
    
    Leaning Without Egt (Exhaust Gas Temperature) System
    90
    
    Best Power
    90
    
    Best Economy
    90
    
    Leaning with Egt (Exhaust Gas Temperature) System
    90
  - Stalls
    91
  - Descent
    91
  - Before Landing
    92
  - Landing
    92
    
    Short Field Landing
    92
    
    Crosswind Landing
    92
    
    Balked Landing
    92
  - Cold Weather Operation
    93
    
    Starting
    93
    
    Warm-Up
    93
  - In Flight
    93
    
    Engine Roughness
    93
  - Noise Abatement
    94
  - Multi-Engine Training Procedures
    94
    
    Simulated One Engine Inoperative (Zero Thrust, Simulated Feather)
    94
    
    Minimum Control Airspeed
    94
Section 5 Performance

95
- 
  97
  - Introduction to Performance and Flight Planning
    97
  - Use of Performance Charts
    97
  - Sample Problem
    97
    
    Conditions
    97
    
    Route of Trip
    98
    
    Takeoff
    98
    
    Time, Fuel, and Distance to Climb
    99
    
    Time, Fuel, and Distance to Descend
    99
    
    Cruise Information
    99
    
    Landing
    101
  - Airspeed Calibration
    102
  - Altimeter Correction - Normal System
    103
  - Temperature Conversion Chart
    104
  - Stall Speeds
    105
Section 7 Airplane & Systems Descriptions

145
- Airframe
  147
- Introduction
  147
- Aileron Control System (Figure 7-1)
  148
  - Aileron Trim System
    148
  - Elevator Control System (Figure 7-2)
    148
  - Elevator Trim System (Figure 7-3)
    152
  - Rudder Control System (Figure 7-4)
    152
  - Rudder Trim System (Figure 7-5)
    152
- Flight Controls
  148
- Wing Flap System
  152
- Flight Instruments (Figure 7-7)
  153
- Instrument Panel (Figure 7-7)
  153
- Power Plant Instruments (Figure 7-7)
  153
  - Controls
    153
- Ground Control
  159
- Landing Gear
  161
- Fuel System
  162
  - Fuel Tanks
    162
  - Vent System
    162
  - Sump Tanks
    162
  - Auxiliary Fuel Pumps
    162
  - Fuel Selector Valves
    162
  - Fuel Quantity Indicators
    163
  - Engine Fuel Primer
    163
- Baggage Compartments
  165
  - Aft Baggage Compartment
    165
  - Nose Baggage Compartment
    165
- Seats And Belts
  165
- Engine Controls (Figure 7-8)
  166
  - Engine Instruments
    166
  - Engine Lubricating System
    166
  - Ignition System
    166
  - Air Induction System
    167
  - Exhaust System
    167
  - Engine Cooling
    167
  - Cowl Flaps
    167
  - Engine Mounts
    167
- Engines
  166
- Propellers
  167
- Hydraulic System (Figure 7-11)
  168
  - Hydraulic Power Pack
    168
  - Brake System
    168
  - Electrical System (Figure 7-12)
    171
- Lighting System
  173
  - Exterior Lighting
    173
  - Interior Lighting
    173
  - Instrument Pressure System (Figure 7-13)
    174
- Pitot-Static System
  174
- Cabin Heating, Ventilating, And Defrosting Systems
  175
  - Heating System
    175
  - Ventilating System
    175
  - Defrosting System
    175
- Stall Warning System
  175
Section 8 Handling, Service & Maintenance

177
- Identification Plate
  179
- Introduction
  179
- Publications
  179
- Airplane File
  180
- Airplane Inspection Periods
  180
- Alterations or Repair to Airplane
  181
- Ground Handling
  181
  - Steering
    181
  - Parking
    181
  - Tie down
    182
  - Jacking
    182
  - Leveling
    182
  - Flyable Storage
    182
  - SERVICING (See Figure 8-1)
    183
  - Engine Oil
    183
  - Capacity of Engine Sump
    183
  - Oil Change
    183
  - Tire Service
    184
  - Brake Service
    184
  - Hydraulic Reservoir Service
    184
  - Battery Service
    184
- Pilot Conducted Preventive Maintenance
  181
- Cleaning and Care
  185
  - Exterior Care
    185
  - Windshield and Window Care
    185
  - For Training Use Only – Section
    191
- Limitations
  192
- Emergency Procedures
  194
- Performance
  195
- Supplements
  199
- Issued: April
  200
  - Issued: April
    201
Section 10 Safety Information

203
- Do's
  205
- General
  205
- Introduction
  205
- Don'ts
  206
- Federal Aviation Regulations, Part 39, Airworthiness Directives
  206
- General Sources of Information
  206
- Rules and Regulations
  206
- Advisory Information
  207
- Airman Information, Advisories, and Notices - Faa Airman'sinformation Manual
  207
- General Information on Specific Topics
  207
  - Flight Planning
    207
  - Inspection - Maintenance
    208
  - Special Conditions and Precautions
    208
  - Walk-Around Inspections
    208
- Flight Operation
  209
  - General
    209
  - Engine Operation in Flight
    209
  - Flight in Turbulent Air
    210
  - Flight in Icing Conditions
    210
  - Mountain Flying
    211
  - Vfr - Low Ceilings
    211
  - Vfr at Night
    211
- Vertigo - Disorientation
  211
- Stalls, Slow Flight, and V
  212
- Standard Procedures for Spin Recovery - Grumman American Airplanes
  212
- Takeoff and Landing Conditions
  212
- Vortices - Wake Turbulence
  212
- Medical Facts for Pilots
  213
  - General
    213
  - Fatigue
    213
  - Hypoxia
    213
  - Hyperventilation
    213
  - Drugs
    214
  - Scuba Diving
    214
- Additional Information
  214
- Normal Procedures Checklists
  215

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