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Piper SEMINOLE 2014 Pilot Operating Handbook

Piper SEMINOLE 2014 Pilot Operating Handbook (344 pages)

WITH GARMIN G1000 SYSTEM

Brand: Piper | Category: Aircrafts | Size: 8 MB

Table of Contents

General

13
- Table of Contents
  13
- General
  15
- Introduction
  15
- Propeller
  17
- Engine
  17
- Fuel
  18
- Oil
  18
- Baggage Space and Entry Dimensions
  19
- Specific Loading
  19
- Standard Airplane Weights
  19
- Maximum Weights
  19
- G1000 GNSS (GPS/SBAS) Navigation System Equipment Approvals
  20
- Symbols, Abbreviations and Terminology
  22
- General
  22
Section 2 Limitations

29
- Airspeed Limitations
  31
- General
  31
- Airspeed Indicator Markings
  32
- Power Plant Limitations
  33
- POWERPLANT INSTRUMENT Markings
  34
- Systems Limitations
  34
- Center of Gravity Limits
  35
- Flight Load Factors
  35
- Maneuver Limits
  35
- Weight Limits
  35
- Fuel Limitations
  36
- Maximum Seating Configuration
  36
- Types of Operation
  36
- Garmin G1000 Avionics System Limitations
  37
- Aspen Standby Instrument Limitations
  45
- GFC 700 Automatic Flight Control System (AFCS)
  45
- Placards
  46
Section 3 Emergency Procedures

49
- Paragraph Page
  50
- General
  53
- Annunciations and Alerts
  54
- Crew Alerting System (CAS) Messages
  54
- Terminology
  58
- Airspeeds for Safe Operations
  59
- Emergency Procedures Checklist
  59
- Engine Inoperative Procedures
  59
- Engine Securing Procedure (Feathering Procedure)
  59
- Engine Failure During Takeoff (Speed below 75 KIAS or Gear Down)
  60
- Engine Failure During Takeoff (Speed above 75 KIAS)
  61
- Engine Failure During Climb
  63
- Engine Failure During Flight (Speed below VMCA )
  64
- Engine Failure During Flight (Speed above VMCA )
  65
- One Engine Inoperative Landing
  66
- One Engine Inoperative Go-Around
  67
- Inoperative
  68
- Summary of Factors Affecting Single Engine Operations
  68
- Cruising - One Engine Inoperative
  71
- Landing - One Engine Inoperative
  71
- Air Starting Procedure
  72
- Unfeathering Procedure Unfeathering Accumulator Functioning
  72
- Unfeathering Procedure/Starter Assisted
  73
- Engine Roughness
  74
- Engine Indicating System (EIS)
  75
- High Oil/Cylinder Head Temperature
  75
- Oil Pressure
  75
- Fuel Quantity
  76
- Loss of Fuel Flow
  76
- Engine Fire
  77
- Engine Fire During Start
  77
- Engine Fire in Flight
  77
- Electrical Fire
  78
- Landing Gear Unsafe
  78
- Landing Gear Malfunctions
  79
- Electrical Failures
  80
- Single Alternator Failure
  80
- Dual Alternator Failure
  81
- Complete Electrical Failure
  83
- Avionics System Failures
  84
- Emergency Battery Voltage
  84
- PFD Failure
  84
- MFD Failure
  86
- Attitude Heading Reference System (AHRS) Failures
  87
- Air Data Computer (ADC) Failures
  88
- Avionics System Failures (Continued)
  89
- Erroneous Indication or Loss of Engine and Fuel Displays
  89
- Erroneous or Loss of Warning/Caution cas Messages
  90
- Communications (COM1 and COM2) Failure
  91
- Dual GPS Failure
  91
- Automatic Autopilot Disconnect
  93
- Autopilot Malfunction
  93
- Electric Pitch Trim Runaway
  94
- Electric Pitchtrim Failure
  94
- Autopilot Overspeed Recovery
  95
- Autopilot Underspeed Recovery
  95
- Autopilot Out-Of-Trim
  96
- Abnormal Flight Director Mode Transition
  97
- Autopilot Preflight Test Failure
  97
- Loss of Navigation Information
  98
- Cooling Fan Failures
  99
- Pitot Heat Failure
  99
- Hydraulic Pump Failures
  100
- Spin Recovery
  101
- Starter Engaged
  101
- Open Door
  102
- Propeller Overspeed
  102
- Emergency Exit
  103
- Heater Overheat
  103
Section 4 Normal Procedures

105
- General
  107
- NORMAL Procedures Checklist
  109
- Preflight Check
  110
- Before Starting Engine
  114
- Engine Start Checklists
  115
- Before Taxiing Checklist
  120
- Ground Check Checklist
  121
- Taxiing Checklist
  121
- Before Takeoff Checklist
  122
- Take0Ff Checklist
  122
- Climb Checklist
  124
- Cruise Checklist
  125
- Descent Checklist
  127
- Approach and Landing Checklist
  128
- Go-Around Checklist
  130
- After Landing Checklist
  131
- Stopping Engine Checklist
  131
- Mooring Checklist
  132
- V Sse Intentional One Engine Inoperative Speed
  132
- V Mca - Air Minimum Control Speed
  133
- Noise Level
  134
- Practice One Engine Inoperative Flight
  134
- Stalls
  135
Section 6 Weight and Balance Pa-44-180, Seminole

189
- Airframe
  191
- The Airplane
  191
- Engines and Propellers
  192
- Engine Controls
  194
- Garmin G1000 Avionics System
  197
- GFC700 Automatic Flight Control System (AFCS)
  229
- Landing Gear
  236
- Brake System
  244
- Flight Control System
  244
- Fuel System
  246
- Electrical System
  249
- Pitot Static System
  257
- Heating, Ventilating and Defrosting System
  259
- Instrument Panel
  264
- Cabin Features
  266
- Baggage Area
  269
Table of Contents

273
- General
  277
- Airplane Inspection Periods
  278
- Preventive Maintenance
  279
- Airplane Alterations
  280
- Ground Handling
  281
- Engine Induction Air Filter
  283
- Brake Service
  284
- Landing Gear Service
  284
- Hydraulic System Service
  286
- Propeller Service
  286
- Oil Requirements
  287
- Fuel System
  288
- Battery Service
  291
- Tire Inflation
  291
- Lubrication
  292
- Serial Number Plates
  292
Supplements

297
- General
  299
- Appareo Vision 1000 Unit
  301
- Flightcom Model 403 Intercom
  305
- Flight Guidance System
  309
- Bendix/King KR-87 Digital ADF with
  325
- Indicator
  325
- Bendix/King KN-63 DME
  335

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