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| The Citation 560 is certified under which CFR part? |
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| CFR part 25; certification of transport aircraft |
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| Minimum in-flight weight? |
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| What are your takeoff weights limited to? |
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Takeoff weight is limited to:
A. max takeoff weight
B. climb performance/gradient requirements
C. runway lengths |
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| What are your landing weights limited to? |
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A. maximum landing weight
B. brake energy and climb requirements
C. runway landing distance |
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| Pratt & Whitney PW545C turbofans |
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| Normal engine oil pressure below 60% N2 |
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| Normal engine oil pressure above 60% N2 |
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| 100% N2 corresponds to how many RPM's? |
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| 100% N1 corresponds to how many RPM's? |
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| What is maximum takeoff power, in percent N1 & N2? |
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| How many minutes may max takeoff power be maintained? |
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-for temperatures below 30 C; 5 minutes
-for temperatures above 30 C; 4 minutes
-during OEI; 10 minutes |
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| What is the maximum inter-turbine temperature(ITT) for takeoff? |
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| What are the limitations on the starter? |
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| 3 engine starts per 30 minutes, but a 90-second rest period must be given between cycles |
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| What is are the starting limitations on the battery? |
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| 3 engine starts per hour. Using a GPU does not count as a battery-assisted start, and a cross generator start counts as 1/3 of a battery start. |
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| Skydrol 500A, B, B-4, C or LD-4 |
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| Should be 1 quart per 10 hours, any more than this, consult the manual |
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Full flaps - 35 degrees - 175KIAS
Partial flaps - 7 to 15 degrees - 200KIAS |
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| None; may be deployed at any speed |
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| What could occur if the speed brake is deployed near Mmo? |
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The nose-down pitch attitude created by the deploying the speed brakes may be enough to exceed Mmo.
Furthermore, the increase in AoA to raise the nose may cause mach buffet due to the increased speed/flow of air over the wings. |
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| Max speed for autopilot operation? |
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| Mmo (.75 mach) or 305 KIAS |
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| Minimum speed for sustained FIKI operations? |
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| Can the 560XL be operated off on other-than-paved surfaces? |
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| No. limited to paved runways. |
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| Maximum operating altitude? |
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| Maximum operating altitude with a VG missing? |
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| How many VG's may be missing to continue a flight? |
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| What is the highest altitude that flaps/gear may be operated? |
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| 52 total, 26 per wing. 3 may be missing and the flight continued. |
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| How many boundary layer energizers? |
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| 22 total, 11 per wing. All must be present for the flight to be dispatched. |
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| What is the green circle on the PFD airspeed tapes? |
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represents your approach speed
...or 1.3VS1
...Vref |
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| When will the stick shaker activate? |
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| at any point that an impending stall is suspected; stick shaker is a function of AoA |
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| What is the normal cabin pressure range? |
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| When will the pressure relief valve open? |
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| above 9.5 psi, or when the differential pressure exceeds +/- 0.1 psi |
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| What is the red line on the cabin pressure gauge? |
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| Type of avionics package? |
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| Rockwell Collins Pro Line 21 and FCS-3000 |
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| What type of APU is installed and where? |
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| Honeywell RE100(XL) gas turbine installed in the tailcone. |
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| When can the APU be used? |
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| APU operation is approved for both ground and in flight operations. |
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| What purpose does the APU serve on the ground? |
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| The APU provides supplemental electrical power for engine starting, and also bleed-air for cooling and heating of the cabin during ground op's. |
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| What could cause excessive loads on the APU during starting? |
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| leaving the 'MAX COOL' selected on the APU control. This draws an excessive amount of air away from the combustor, and may exceed the APU EGT limits due to a lack of cooling. |
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| What is the APU fuel burn on the ground? |
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| APU fuel burn with bleed air load on the ground? |
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| Flight Guidance Computer; two aboard the aircraft working either together (x-checking) or independently in APPR and GA modes |
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| Primary servos for the pro line 21; three aboard the aircraft |
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| What kind of radio altimeter is installed? |
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| When does the radio altimeter become active? |
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| when the electrical system is turned on |
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| What is the max altitude of the radio altimeter? |
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| What is the range of the weather radar? |
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| Forward facing, 60 degrees to either side, out to 300 nm. Can sense moisture-based turbulence. |
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| 1006 gallons (approx. 6,790 lbs) |
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| Describe the fuel system: |
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Fully automatic when in normal operation;
Fuel ejectors in each tank supply fuel to the engine-driven pump, which supplies the fuel control unit. |
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| at what psi will the fuel boost pump automatically turn on? |
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| If the fuel supply to the engine-driven pump falls below 5 psi, the boost pump will turn on. |
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| What will inform the crew that the engine-driven fuel pump is receiving less than 5 psi? |
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| FUEL BOOST PUMP L or R CAS |
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| In the event that the boost pressure to the engine driven pump falls below the required pressure, will the FUEL PRESS LOW (L or R) CAS stay illuminated indefinately? |
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| No. The FUEL PRESS LOW CAS will illuminate momentarily (if at all) until the boost pump activates, then at least 5 psi is maintained to the engine -driven pump. |
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| Where does the fuel go after it leaves the engine-driven pump? |
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| Where does the metered fuel go after leaving the FCU? |
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| metered fuel from the FCU supplies two manifolds at the combustor (PRI and SEC) |
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| What does the GROUND DISPATCH feature provide? |
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| provides power to avionics essential for receiving inputting clearances/routes into the FMS. |
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