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Piper SENECA III Pilot's Information Manual

Piper SENECA III Pilot's Information Manual (409 pages)

Brand: Piper | Category: Aircrafts | Size: 11 MB

Table of Contents

Table of Contents
3
Applicability
3
Revisions
3
Original Pages Issued
4
Pilot's Operating Handbook Log of Revisions
5
Revision
7
- Table of Contents
  17
- General
  19
A Current Status
21
- Unless Kept in
  21
  - Three View
    22
  - Engine
    23
  - Propeller
    23
  - Fuel
    24
  - Oil
    24
  - Maximum Weights
    25
  - Standard Airplane Weights
    25
  - Baggage Space
    25
  - Specific Loadings
    25
  - Symbols, Abbreviations and Terminology
    26
- Application of
  26
  - The same
    29
    
    Limitations
    33
    
    General
    35
    
    Airspeed Limitations
    35
    
    Airspeed Indicator Markings
    36
    
    Power Plant Limitations
    37
    
    Power Plant Instrument Markings
    39
    
    Weight Limits
    40
    
    Center of Gravity Limits
    40
    
    Maneuver Limits
    41
    
    Flight Maneuvering Load Factors
    41
    
    Types of Operation
    41
    
    Fuel Limitations
    41
    
    Noise Level
    42
    
    Heater Limitations
    42
    
    Operating Altitude Limitations
    42
    
    Gyro Suction Limits
    42
    
    Placards
    43
    
    Emergency Procedures
    49
    
    Emergency Procedures Checklist
    52
    
    Airspeed for Safe Operations
    52
    
    Engine Inoperative Procedures
    52
    
    Fuel Management During One Engine Inoperative Operation
    56
  - Engine Fire In-Flight
    56
  - Cruising
    56
  - Landing
    57
  - Engine Driven Fuel Pump Failure
    57
  - Landing Gear Unsafe Warnings
    58
    
    Manual Extension of Landing Gear
    58
    
    Gear up Landing
    58
    
    Engine Failure with Rear Cabin and Cargo Doors Removed
    59
  - Electrical Failures
    59
  - Gyro Suction Failures
    60
  - Spins
    60
  - Emergency Descent
    60
  - Combustion Heater Overheat
    61
    
    Open Door (Entry Door Only)
    61
    
    Propeller Overspeed
    61
    
    Amplified Emergency Procedures (General)
    63
    
    Engine Inoperative Procedures
    63
    
    Fire
    67
  - Given below
    67
    
    Engine Driven Fuel Pump Failure
    68
    
    Landing Gear Unsafe Warnings
    69
    
    Manual Extension of the Landing Gear
    69
    
    Gear-Up Emergency Landing
    70
    
    Engine Failure with Rear Cabin and Cargo Doors Removed
    70
    
    Electrical Failure
    70
    
    Gyro Suction Failures
    73
    
    Spins
    74
    
    Emergency Descent
    74
    
    Combustion Heater Overheat
    74
    
    Open Door (Entry Door Only)
    75
  - Propeller Overspeed
    75
    
    Normal Procedures
    77
    
    Airspeed for Safe Operations
    80
    
    Normal Procedures Checklist
    81
  - Preparation
    81
  - Preflight Check
    81
    
    Walk-Around
    81
    
    Starting Engines (Airplane Equipped with Standard Primer System)
    83
  - 13 Before Starting Engines
    83
    
    Starting Engines (Airplane Equipped with Optional Engine Primer System)
    84
    
    Starting Engines When Flooded
    85
    
    Starting Engines in Cold Weather (Airplane Equipped with Standard Engine Primer System)
    85
    
    Starting Engines with External Power
    86
    
    Warm-Up
    86
    
    Taxiing
    86
    
    Before Takeoff - Ground Check
    87
  - Takeoff
    88
    
    Approach and Landing
    89
    
    Go-Around
    89
    
    After Landing
    89
    
    Shutdown
    89
  - Climb
    90
    
    Cruising
    90
    
    Descent
    90
    
    Mooring
    91
    
    Amplified Normal Procedures (General)
    93
    
    Preflight Check
    94
    
    Before Starting Engines
    96
    
    Starting Engines (Airplane Equipped with Standard Engine Primer System)
    97
    
    Starting Engines (Airplane Equipped with Optional Engine Primer System)
    98
    
    Optional Engine Primer System - Priming Time Vs. Ambient Temperature
    99
    
    Starting Engines When Flooded
    100
    
    Starting Engines in Cold Weather (Airplane Equipped with Standard Engine Primer System)
    100
    
    Starting Engines with External Power
    101
    
    Preheating
    102
    
    Warm-Up
    104
    
    Taxiing
    105
    
    Before Takeoff - Ground Check
    105
    
    Takeoff
    107
    
    Climb
    109
  - Cruising
    109
  - Descent
    111
  - Approach and Landing
    112
  - Approach and 4.43 Go-Around
    112
  - After Landing
    114
  - Shutdown
    114
  - Mooring
    115
    
    Turbulent Air Operation
    115
    
    Flight with Rear Cabin and Cargo Door Removed
    115
    
    Vsse - Intentional One Engine Inoperative Speed
    116
    
    Vmca Minimum Signle-Engine Control Speed
    116
    
    Stalls
    118
    
    Performance
    119
    
    Introduction - Performance and Flight Planning
    121
- The Information
  122
  - Flight Planning Example
    123
  - List of Figures
    129
  - Performance Graphs
    129
  - Temperature Conversion Chart
    131
  - Airspeed System Calibration
    132
  - Stall Speed Vs. Angle of Bank
    133
  - Normal Procedure Takeoff
    134
  - Maximum Effort Takeoff 25 Flaps
    136
  - Accelerate and Stop Distance - 0 Flaps
    137
  - Accelerate and Stop Distance - 25 Flaps
    138
  - Takeoff Climb Performance - Gear Extended
    139
  - Takeoff Climb Performance - Gear Retracted
    140
  - Climb Performance - Gear Retracted - Maximum Continuous Power
    141
  - Fuel, Time and Distance to Climb
    142
  - Power Setting Table
    143
  - Speed - Cruise Power
    144
  - Range - Cruise Power - 93 Gallons Usable
    145
  - Range - Cruise Power - 123 Gallons Usable
    146
  - Endurance - 93 Gallons Usable
    147
  - Endurance - 123 Gallons Usable
    148
  - Fuel, Time and Distance to Descend
    149
  - Landing Distance - Normal Procedure
    150
  - Landing Distance - Short Field Effort
    151
  - Weight and Balance
    153
  - Airplane Weighting Procedures
    156
  - Leveling Diagram
    158
  - Serial Number and Registration
    159
    
    Weight and Balance Data and Record
    159
    
    Weight and Balance Data Form
    160
    
    Weight and Balance Record
    161
    
    General Loading Recommendations
    163
    
    Weight and Balance Determination for Flight
    164
    
    Sample Loading Problem
    165
    
    Weight and Balance Loading Form
    166
    
    Loading Graph
    167
    
    C. G. Range and Weight
    168
    
    Instructions for Using the Weight and Balance Plotter
    169
    
    Sample Problem
    170
    
    Description and Operation of the Airplane and Its System
    173
  - Airframe
    175
  - The Airplane
    175
    
    Engines
    176
    
    Cowl Flap Control
    178
  - Propellers
    179
  - Landing Gear
    182
    
    Landing Gear Selector
    183
    
    Landing Gear Electrical System Schematic
    184
    
    Landing Gear Hydraulic System Schematic
    185
    
    Brake System
    187
    
    Flight Control System
    188
    
    Console
    189
  - Fuel System
    189
    
    Fuel System Schematic
    191
    
    Electrical System
    194
    
    Alternator and Starter Schematic S/N 34-8133001 Thru 34-8233205
    195
    
    Alternator and Starter Schematic S/N 34-8333001 and up
    196
    
    Switch Panel - with Primer System
    199
  - Vacuum System
    200
  - Pitot Static System
    202
    
    Instrument Panel
    204
    
    Typical Instrument Panel S/N 34-8133001 Thru 34-8233205
    206
    
    Typical Instrument Panel S/N 34-8333001 and up
    208
    
    Heating, Ventilating and Defrosting System
    210
    
    Cabin Heating, Ventilating and Defrosting System
    211
    
    Heating, Ventilating and Defrosting Control Console
    212
  - Cabin Features
    213
  - Stall Warning
    215
  - Baggage Area
    216
  - Finish
    216
  - Emergency Locator Transmitter
    217
  - Piper External Power
    217
    
    Piper Control Wheel Clock
    219
    
    Airplane Handling, Servicing and Maintenance
    221
    
    Airplane Inspection Periods
    224
    
    Preventive Maintenance
    225
    
    Airplane Alterations
    226
    
    Ground Handling
    227
Introduction
21
This Handbook
21
By the Owner
227

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