EKU MDG
What is the Rotation Speed of the Seminole (normal takeoff)
75 knots
What is Final Approach Speed with One Engine Inoperative
90 Knots, flaps 25 degrees
How do you Identify Which Engine Has Failed
Dead foot, dead engine.
Airplane yaws towards inoperative engine
What is the Oil Quantity of Each Engine
6 quarts
Define Standard Day
15 degrees C, 29.92" mercury, at sea level
What is the Speed for VYse
88 knots
What Method Does the Seminole Use for Emergency Landing Gear Extension
Gravity and down springs
What is the Last Step in the Engine Securing Procedure
CHECKLIST!!
What are the Three Positions of the Fuel Selector
On, Off, Crossfeed
As Weight Decreases What Happens to Vmc
Vmc Increases
What Power Setting is used for Normal Climb
25" manifold pressure, 2500 RPM
What is the Pilot's First Action in a Propeller Overspeed
Reduce throttle on the overspeed engine
What is the Maximum Bank Angle to use with an Engine Out
No more than 30 degrees
What is the Ampere Rating of the Alternators on the Seminole
60 Amperes each
What Effect Do Flaps Have on Vmc
As flaps increase, Vmc decreases
What is the Normal Vlo
Below 140 knots
Where is the Emergency Exit Located and Explain it's Operation
Left side, front window.
Remove cover, pull latch down, push window open
What is the First Step to Perform for an Engine Fire in Flight
Fuel selector affected engine off
How Much Fuel Does the Heater Draw and From Which Fuel Tank
1/2 gallon per hour from the left tank
Does the Zero Sideslip Method Increase or Decrease Vmc
Decreases Vmc
What is the Speed for Vfe
Below 111 Knots
What Airspeed Should be used for Final Approach During a Gear Up Emergency Landing
Normal approach speed, flaps up.
Slow as much as possible just before touchdown
Explain the Procedures for Using Fuel (Crossfeed) in a Single Engine Operation
When using fuel from the fuel tank on the same side as the operating engine, the fuel selector of the operating engine should be ON and the fuel selector for the inoperative engine should be OFF.
When using fuel from the tank on the opposite side of the operating engine, the fuel selector of the operating engine must be on X-FEED (crossfeed) and the fuel selector of the inoperative engine must be OFF.
Why are There Two Stall Warning Vanes, When do they Operate and What Powers Them
Inboard detector activates when flaps are at 25 or 40 degrees, the outboard detector activated when flaps are in any other position.
Only operate when airborne (squat switch)
Electric power
Does Gear Down Increase or Decrease Vmc
Decreases Vmc