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Raytheon Beech Bonanza A36 Pilot's Operating Handbook And Flight Manual

Raytheon Beech Bonanza A36 Pilot's Operating Handbook And Flight Manual (594 pages)

Brand: Raytheon | Category: Aircrafts | Size: 19 MB

Table of Contents

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- Table of Contents
  8
- Important Notice
  11
- Use of the Handbook
  12
- Warnings, Cautions, and Notes
  12
- Revising the Handbook
  13
- Revision Service
  14
- Supplements
  16
- Airplane Flight Manual Supplements Revision Record
  16
- Ground Turning Clearance
  18
- Horsepower Rating
  19
- Number of Blades
  19
- Propeller Manufacturer
  19
- Number of Propellers
  19
- Engine Model Number
  19
- Engine Type
  19
- Engine Manufacturer
  19
- Number of Engines
  19
- Engine
  19
- Descriptive Data
  19
- Propeller Type
  20
- Pitch Settings (30-Inch Station)
  20
- Propeller Diameter
  20
- Fuel
  20
- Approved Engine Fuels
  20
- Fuel Capacity
  20
- Maximum Certificated Weights
  21
- Cabin and Entry Dimensions
  21
- Engine Oil
  21
- Specification
  21
- Oil Capacity
  21
- Cabin Baggage Volumes
  22
- Specific Loadings
  22
- Symbols, Abbreviations and Terminology
  23
- General Airspeed Terminology
  23
- November, 2002
  25
- Meteorological Terminology
  25
- Power Terminology
  26
- Engine Controls and Instrument Terminology
  27
- Weight and Balance Terminology
  28
- Airplane Performance and Flight Planning Terminology
  28
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- Airspeed Limitations
  34
- Airspeed Indicator Markings
  35
- Engine Manufacturer
  35
- Engine Model Number
  35
- Number of Engines
  35
- Power Plant Limitations
  35
- Engine Operating Limitations
  36
- Engine Type
  36
- Approved Engine Fuels
  37
- Fuel Capacity
  37
- Fuel Limits
  37
- Fuel Management
  37
- Number of Propellers
  37
- Oil Specification
  37
- Number of Blades
  38
- Oil Temperature
  38
- Pitch Settings (30-Inch Station)
  38
- Power Plant Instrument Markings
  38
- Propeller Diameter
  38
- Propeller Manufacturer
  38
- Propeller Type
  38
- Cylinder Head Temperature
  39
- Fuel Flow
  39
- Manifold Pressure
  39
- Oil Pressure
  39
- Tachometer
  39
- Fuel Quantity
  40
- Instrument Pressure
  40
- Miscellaneous Instrument Markings
  40
- Weight Limits
  40
- Aft Limit
  41
- Center of Gravity Limits (Landing Gear Extended)
  41
- Forward Limits
  41
- Mean Aerodynamic Chord
  41
- Reference Datum
  41
- Flight Load Factor Limits
  42
- Maneuver Limits
  42
- Maximum Passenger Seating Configuration
  42
- Minimum Flight Crew
  42
- Seating
  43
- Winter Baffles
  43
- Placards
  44
- Kinds of Operations
  56
- Kinds of Operations Equipment List
  56
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- Airspeeds for Safe Operation (3650 Lbs)
  84
- Preflight Inspection
  85
- Before Starting
  88
- External Power
  89
- Starting Engine Using External Power Unit
  90
- Cold Starts
  91
- Flooded Engine
  91
- Starting
  91
- After Starting
  92
- Hot Starts
  92
- Before Takeoff
  93
- Takeoff
  95
- Climb
  96
- Cruise
  102
- Indicator (EGT)
  103
- Leaning Using the Exhaust Gas Temperature
  103
- Descent
  104
- Before Landing
  105
- Balked Landing
  106
- After Landing
  107
- Shutdown
  107
- Environmental Systems
  108
- Oxygen System
  108
- Preflight
  108
- After Using Oxygen
  111
- Heating and Ventilation
  111
- In Flight
  111
- Cold Weather Operation
  112
- Preflight Inspection
  112
- After Starting
  113
- Descent
  113
- Icing Conditions
  113
- Noise Characteristics
  114
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- Introduction to Performance
  118
- Required Corrections to Performance Graphs and Tables
  118
- How to Use the Graphs
  120
- Conditions
  121
- Example Calculations
  121
- Cruise Climb
  122
- Flight Time, Block Speed and Fuel Requirement
  122
- Pressure Altitude
  122
- Cruise
  123
- Landing Weight
  125
- Reserve Fuel
  125
- Total Fuel Requirement
  125
- Airspeed Calibration - Normal System
  127
- Altimeter Correction - Normal System
  128
- Airspeed Calibration - Alternate System
  129
- Altimeter Correction - Alternate System
  130
- ISA Conversion
  131
- Fahrenheit to Celsius Temperature Conversion
  132
- Stall Speeds - Power Idle
  133
- Manifold Pressure Vs RPM
  134
- Wind Components
  136
- Take-Off Distance - Flaps up (0°)
  137
- Take-Off Distance - Flaps Approach (12°)
  138
- Climb
  139
- Range Profile - Rich
  151
- Range Profile - Lean
  152
- Endurance Profile - Rich
  153
- Endurance Profile - Lean
  154
- Landing Distance
  155
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- Basic Empty Weight and Balance - Actual
  158
- Sample Loading
  159
- Weighing Instructions
  160
- Weight and Balance Record
  164
- Loading Instructions
  166
- Computing Procedure
  169
- Weight and Balance Loading Form
  170
- Weight and Balance Loading Form
  171
- Usable Fuel
  174
- Useful Load Weights and Moments
  174
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- Airframe
  180
- Control Columns
  180
- Control Surfaces
  180
- Flight Controls
  180
- Rudder Pedals
  180
- Seating Arrangements
  180
- Flight Instrument Panel
  181
- Instrument Panel
  181
- Trim Controls
  181
- Engine Instrument Panel
  185
- Avionics Panel
  187
- Instrument Air Pressure Gage
  188
- Subpanel
  188
- Annunciator Panel
  189
- Annunciator System
  189
- OAT Gage
  189
- Pedestal
  189
- Annunciator Test Button and Photoelectric Cell
  190
- Ground Control
  190
- Control Switch
  191
- Landing Gear
  191
- Wing Flaps
  191
- Position Indicators
  192
- Safety Switches
  192
- Brakes
  193
- Circuit Breakers
  193
- Manual Extension
  194
- Warning Horn (Serials E-1946, E-2104, E-2111 Thru E-2467, Except E-2458)
  194
- Baggage Compartment
  195
- Seats
  195
- Seats, Seat Belts, and Shoulder Harnesses
  195
- Seat Belts
  197
- Shoulder Harnesses
  198
- Doors, Windows and Exits
  199
- Forward Cabin Door
  199
- Openable Cabin Windows
  200
- Operation with Aft Utility Doors Removed
  200
- Utility Doors
  200
- Control Locks
  201
- Cowling
  204
- Engine Controls
  204
- Power Plant
  204
- Throttle, Propeller, and Mixture
  204
- Cowl Flaps
  205
- Induction System Icing
  205
- Lubrication System
  205
- Propeller
  206
- Starter
  206
- Fuel Cells
  207
- Fuel System
  207
- Altitude Compensating Fuel Pump
  208
- Auxiliary Fuel Pump
  208
- Fuel Drains
  208
- Fuel Quantity Indication System
  208
- Auxiliary Fuel Pump Switch
  209
- HI Position
  209
- LO Position
  209
- Fuel Tank Selection
  210
- Fuel Required for Flight
  211
- Fuel System Schematic
  212
- Battery
  213
- Battery Bus
  213
- Circuit Breakers
  213
- Electrical System
  213
- Alternator
  214
- Alternator Loadmeter
  214
- External Power Receptacle
  214
- Voltage Regulator
  214
- Interior Lighting
  215
- Lighting System
  215
- Cabin Heating
  216
- Environmental System
  216
- Exterior Lighting
  216
- Cabin Ventilation
  217
- Heater and Defroster Operation
  217
- Cabin Fresh Air Outlets
  218
- Exhaust Vent
  218
- Fresh Air Vent Blower (if Installed)
  218
- Individual Overhead Fresh Air Outlets
  218
- Oxygen System (if Installed)
  220
- Alternate Static Air System (if Installed)
  221
- Normal Static Air System
  221
- Pitot and Static Systems
  221
- Pitot Heat (if Installed)
  221
- Pitot System
  221
- Instrument Air Pressure System
  222
- Stall Warning Horn
  222
- Engine Break-In Information
  223
Section 8 Handling, Serv and Maint

226
- Introduction to Servicing
  228
- Publications
  228
- Airplane Inspection Periods
  229
- Alterations or Repairs to the Airplane
  230
- Preventative Maintenance that May be Accomplished by a Certificated Pilot
  230
- Ground Handling
  232
- Towing
  232
- Parking
  233
- Tie-Down
  233
- Main Wheel Jacking
  234
- Engine Preparation for Storage
  235
- Flight Control Surfaces
  235
- Flyable Storage - 7 to 30 Days
  235
- Fuel Cells
  235
- Mooring
  235
- Prolonged out of Service Care
  235
- During Flyable Storage
  236
- Grounding
  236
- Pitot Tube
  236
- Preparation for Service
  236
- Windshield and Windows
  236
- Checking Electrical Equipment
  237
- External Power
  237
- Fuel Cells
  238
- Fuel Drains
  238
- Fuel System
  238
- Servicing
  238
- Fuel Strainers
  239
- Oil System
  239
- Battery
  241
- Tires
  242
- Shock Struts
  243
- Shimmy Damper
  244
- Brakes
  245
- Induction Air Filter
  245
- Instrument Air Pressure System
  246
- Propeller
  246
- Oxygen System
  247
- Minor Maintenance
  248
- Oxygen Cylinder Retesting
  248
- Rubber Seals
  248
- Alternator
  249
- Magnetos
  249
- Cleaning
  250
- Exterior Painted Surfaces
  250
- Windows and Windshields
  253
- Engine
  254
- Interior
  254
- Landing Gear
  254
- Consumable Materials
  255
- Approved Engine Oils
  256
- Lamp Replacement Guide
  257
General

298
- Limitations
  298
- Emergency Procedures
  300
- Normal Procedures
  300
- Performance
  300
- Systems Description
  306
- Weight & Balance
  306
Table of Contents

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- General
  330
- Normal Procedures
  330
- Performance
  330
- Systems Description
  330
- Weight & Balance
  330
Sectioni - General

357
- Section II - Limitations
  358
- Section Iiia- Abnormal Procedures
  362
- SECTION Ill - EMERGENCY PROCEDURES
  362
- Section IV - Normal Procedures
  363
- Section V - Performance
  372
- Section VIII - Handling, Servicing & Maint
  404
Table of Contents

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- Section II - Limitations
  409
- SECTION Ill - EMERGENCY PROCEDURES
  410
- Section IV - Normal Procedures
  415
- Section V - Performance
  421
- Section VII - Systems Description
  422
Table of Contents

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- Section II - Limitations
  431
- Section Iiia-Abnormal Procedures
  435
- SECTION Ill - EMERGENCY PROCEDURES
  435
- Section IV- Normal Procedures
  436
- Section V - Performance
  445
- Section VII - Systems Description
  446
Table of Contents

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- Section II - Limitations
  458
- SECTION Ill - EMERGENCY PROCEDURES
  459
- Section IV - Normal Procedures
  459
- Section V - Performance
  504
- Section VII - Systems Description
  509
- Alternator Switch
  543
- Standby Alternator Switch
  543
- STBY ALT on Annunciator
  543
- Throttle
  543
- Loadmeter
  545
Section X

547
- Introduction
  549
- Do's
  551
- General
  551
- Don'ts
  552
- Pilot's Operating Handbook and FAA Approved Airplane Flight Manual
  553
- Sources of Information
  553
- BEECHCRAFT Service Publications
  554
- Airman's Information Manual
  556
- Airworthiness Directives
  556
- Federal Aviation Regulations
  556
- Advisory Information
  557
- FAA Advisory Circulars
  558
- FAA Accident Prevention Program
  561
- FAA General Aviation News
  561
- Additional Information
  562
- General Information on Specific Topics
  563
- Maintenance
  563
- Hazards of Unapproved Modifications
  565
- Flight Planning
  566
- Passenger Information Cards
  566
- Flight Operations
  567
- General
  567
- Stowage of Articles
  567
- Weight and Balance
  568
- Autopilots and Electric Trim Systems
  569
- Flutter
  572
- Weather Radar
  576
- Wind Shear
  576
- Mountain Flying
  578
- VFR - Low Ceilings
  579
- Vfratnight
  579
- Vertigo - Disorientation
  580
- Spins
  582
- Stalls, Slow Flight and Training
  582
- Descent
  584
- Vortices - Wake Turbulence
  585
- General
  586
- Medical Facts for Pilots
  586
- Takeoff and Landing Conditions
  586
- Fatigue
  587
- Hypoxia
  587
- Alcohol
  589
- Hyperventilation
  589
- Carbon Monoxide and Night Vision
  591
- Drugs
  591
- Scuba Diving
  591
- Decompression Sickness
  592
- A Final Word
  593

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