Normal Operating Instructions:
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1. Generators 1 and 2 off
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2. Avionics off
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3. Lights and other electrical equipment off
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4. Set Conditioner lever to Cut-Off idle position
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5. Set Power Control lever to idle position
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6. Set brakes
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] 7. Turn
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] 8. Set Conditioner lever to Ground Idle
[ Note: Do not move the
Conditioner lever from Ground Idle
position before take-off
]
[
] 9. Fuel pumps 1 and 2 on
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] 10. Turn ignition on
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] 11. Press and hold the Starter switch on until engine started and
then release
[
] 1. Record time
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] 2. Check AHRS 1 functioning, no
flags
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] 3. Check CAWS panel, no red
lights
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] 4. Check and setup autopilot
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] 5. Set radios
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] 6. Set flaps to 150
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] 7. External lights as required
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] 8. Check brakes
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] 9. Check flight instruments
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] 1. Set parking brake
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] 2. Calculate take-off power
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] 3. Check fuel quantity
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] 4. Check engine instruments
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] 5. Check and set flight instruments
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] 6. Check flaps set to 150
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] 7. Check trim set to +3
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] 8. Check flight controls
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] 9. Set avionics including transponder if not set
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] 10. Review CAWS panel
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] 11. Test ice protection
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] 12. Check navigation and strobe lights on
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] 13. Check battery amps <15
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] 14. Release parking brake
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] 1. Cross check headings
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] 2. Check flaps set to 150
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] 3. Check trim set to 3
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] 4. Set Conditioner lever to
Flight Idle
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] 5. Yaw damper off
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] 6. Set take-off power
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] 7. Monitor engine instruments
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] 8. Apply power to ~44.34 psi
Torque
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] 9. Rotate at ~80 KIAS
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] 1. Initial climb at Vx or Vy
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] 2. Retract landing gear
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] 3. Retract flaps when >100
KIAS
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] 4. Set Power to 36.9 psi Torque
at ~150 KIAS
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] 5. Climb at vertical speed of
1700 fpm
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] 6. Climb airspeed under these
conditions 160-170 KIAS
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] 7. Ice protection as required
[
] 8. Ignition as required
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] 9. Monitor engine instruments
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] 10. Transition altitude, 29.92" Hg
[
] 1. Ice protection as required
[ ] 2. Set cruise Power
according to altitude and/or airspeed
[ See Table 1 for typical settings above 15,000 feet]
[ ] 3. Monitor engine
instruments
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] 4. Check AHRS 1 functioning, no
flags
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] 5. Check flight instruments
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] 6. Monitor fuel quantity and
balance
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] 7. Set autopilot as required
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] 1. Ice protection as required
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] 2. Set Power according to
descent airspeed
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] 3. Monitor engine instruments
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] 4. Transition level, set
altimeters
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] 5. Airspeed <236 KIAS
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] 1. Check altimeters
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] 2. Check fuel quantity and
balance
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] 3. Landing gear down at
airspeeds <177 KIAS
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] 4. Set flaps as required at airspeeds <163 KIAS
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] 5. Final approach at 100-120 KIAS
with 150 flaps
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] 6. Runway threshold at 80-100
KIAS with 30 or 400 flaps
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] 1. Set flaps as required
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] 2. Check landing gear down, 3
green lights
[
] 3. Check autopilot disengaged
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] 4. Check yaw damper off
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] 5. Over runway power off, level
off, and flare
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] 1. Wheels down engage Reverse
Throttle if necessary
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] 2. Set Conditioner lever to
Ground Idle position
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] 3. Retract flaps fully
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] 4. Set transponder to ground
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] 5. Check ice protection off
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] 6. External lights as required
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] 7. Reset trim to +3
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] 1. Set Power Control lever to
minimum
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] 2. Set Parking Brake
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] 3. External lights and other
electrical equipment off
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] 4. Avionics buses 1 and 2 off
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] 6. Generator buses 1 and 2 off
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] 7. Stabilize ITT, 2 minutes
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] 8. Conditioner lever set to Cut-Off
Idle position to stop engine
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] 9. Interior lights as required
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] 10. Review CAWS panel
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] 11. Record time
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] 12.
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] 13. Install flight control lock
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] 14. Set chocks
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] 15. Check engine oil level
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] 16. Propeller anchors as required
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] 17. External covers as required
-at this
power setting climb speed should be 160-170 KIAS
-climb
at this airspeed up to 15,000 ft and then decrease
airspeed 10 knots for each next higher 5000 ft
change
11.
Level off at desired altitude and adjust power
-remember to keep under the maximum
cruise speed of
270 KTAS, and the maximum
operating speed of 240 KIAS
12.
Before starting descent bring power back to allow airspeed
to decrease to a point where the
descent speed will not
exceed recommended speeds
13.
Lower landing gear 10-20 nmiles before destination
14.
Maintain 100-120 KIAS on approach with 150 flaps
note: be aware on approach and landing that the
large flaps on this
aircraft produce a lot of
drag that can slow the
aircraft considerably.
You do not want to be
at 80 knots or less
when applying 400
flaps unless you have
altitude for a stall recovery.
15.
Set airspeed to 80-90
knots on short final with 400 flaps
note: normally you do want
to keep the power
between
13-14 psi torque on short final.
If you are at a power
setting less than this
when you increase
flaps to 400, the decrease
in airspeed may not be compensated in time
by an increase in
power owing to the few
seconds
delay in turbine spool-up time.
16.
Aim to be at 80-90
KIAS over runway threshold
17.
Bring power back to 0
and flair
18.
Use reverse thrusters
on ground to slow down if necessary
19.
Set conditioner lever
to Ground Idle
20.
Taxi to destination
spot, shut aircraft down.