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Old 5th Sep 2002, 15:11
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Post Navajo info

G’day Guys,

Doing a Navajo rating and require a bit of in sight into the aircraft.

The aircraft has vortex generators and the serial no. is greater than 31 - 7812001;

The Max landing light speeds

The optimum glide speed for the aeroplane and a/c config

Waste gate failure procedure

Cold start procedure

The RPM for the governing system

Recommended climb power setting / IAS /and fuel flow

A typical 65% power setting , IAS and fuel flow at 5000’ pressure height

Location of fuel tank and drain points

The position of the fuel tank vents

Describe the priming system and it’s use

Where are the fuel boost pump/auxiliary pump’s located in the aircraft

Are these electrical or mechanical the fuel pumps

What conditions apply to tank selection for takeoff and landing

When refueling to less than full tanks, what restrictions apply and how is the fuel quantity checked

Describe the cross feed system

Normal hydraulic capacity

Minimum oil quantity before flight

The max quantity of oil

Minimum and normal engine oil temperatures

What effect will full flap have on VMCA

What is the fuel flow rate with one engine shut down at 1000 AMSL on an ISA day

What prevents the engine from being over boosted

Describe the propeller governing system

If the oil pressure to the prop dome is lost, does the prop go into coarse or fine pitch

How many brake applications would be expected from a fully pressurized brake accumulator

Which if any, ancillary system(s) will be lost if the left/right engine was shut down, and the propeller feathered

What is the fuel consumption of the heater

Which flight instrument are operated electrically

Which instruments are operated by vacumn

And does anyone have any fuel flows to used as a rough guide or SAR's????


Cheers,

DW
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