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ELECTRICAL SYSTEM 1. General Description 2. Battery Power 3. Generator Power 4. External Power 5. Fault Protection/Load Shedding 6. AC Electrical Power 7. Emergency/Abnormal Operation AIRCRAFT LIGHTING 1. Exterior Lighting 2. Interior Lighting CAUTION PANEL 1. Engine 2. Auto Pilot and Flight Controls 3. Landing Gear and Ground Steering 4. Anti Ice and Deice 5. Electrical Lights and Avionics 6. Environmental/Pressurization/Bleed Air 7. Fuel ENVIRONMENTAL SYSTEM 1. General Description 2. System Controls 3. Cooling 4. Heating 5. Air Distribution 6. Emergency Procedures and Indicators 7. Management During Normal Operations 200 W. Douglas, Suite 230 • Wichita, KS 67202 TEL: 316-265-1585 • FAX: 316-265-1642 • EMAIL: [email protected] FIXED WING TRAINING 1. General Information 2. Aircraft Limitations 1 3. Aircraft Limitations 2 4. Emergency Procedures 5. Abnormal Procedures 6. Normal Procedures 1 7. Normal Procedures 2 8. Normal Procedures 3 9. Flight Controls 10. Warning Systems 11. Electrical System 1 12. Electrical System 2 13. Environmental System 1 14. Environmental System 2 15. Fuel System 1 16. Fire Protection 17. Powerplant 1 18. Powerplant 2 19. Propellers FUEL SYSTEM 1. General Description 2. Design and Components 3. Cockpit Controls/Indicators 4. Management During Normal Operations 5. Emergency and Malfunction Procedures ICE AND RAIN PROTECTION 1. General Information 2. Engine Ice and Rain Protection 3. Fuel Heat Systems 4. Propeller Deice Systems 5. Windshield Ice Protection Systems 6. Brake Deice Protection Systems 7. Additional Ice Protection Systems 8. Surface Deice Systems PROPELLER SYSTEM 1. General Description 2. Primary Governor 3. Blade Angles 4. Low Pitch Stop 5. Overspeed Governor 6. Fuel Topping Governor 7. Power Levers 8. Propeller Levers 9. Autofeather System 10. Propeller Synchrophaser 11. Prop Ground Test LANDING GEAR AND BRAKES 1. General Description 2. Controls, Indicators and Warning Systems 3. Landing Gear Construction and Door Mechanisms 4. Normal Gear Retraction and Extension 5. Manual Gear Extension 6. Nose Gear Steering 7. Power Steering System (Optional) 8. Wheel Brakes PRESSURIZATION SYSTEM 1. General Information 2. System Controls 3. System Description 4. Normal Operation 5. Abnormal Indications and Troubleshooting EFIS SYSTEM 1. General Description 2. EFIS Controls 3. Weather Radar Controls & Display 4. Electronic ADI (EADI) 5. EADI Warning Flags 6. Electronic HSI (EHSI)-HSI Format 7. Electronic HSI (EHSI)-ARC Format 8. Electronic HSI (EHSI)-MAP Format 9. Electronic HSI (EHSI) Warning Flags 10. Reversionary Modes 11. EFIS Pre-Takeoff Check FLAP SYSTEM 1. Flap System 2. Asymmetrical Flap Protection PT6 ENGINE 1. Engine Overview 2. Engine Bleed Air 3. Accessory Gearbox 4. Oil System OXYGEN SYSTEM 1. Oxygen System and Supply Cylinders 2. Oxygen Deployment 3. Oxygen Duration Comprehensive examination covers subject matter from all assigned lessons. Estimated completion time: 19.0 hours IPAD COMPATIBLE

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Page 1: FIXED WING TRAININGELECTRICAL SYSTEM 1. General Description 2. Battery Power 3. Generator Power 4. External Power 5. Fault Protection/Load Shedding 6. AC Electrical Power 7. Emergency/Abnormal

ELECTRICAL SYSTEM1. General Description2. Battery Power3. Generator Power4. External Power5. Fault Protection/Load Shedding6. AC Electrical Power7. Emergency/Abnormal Operation

AIRCRAFT LIGHTING1. Exterior Lighting2. Interior Lighting

CAUTION PANEL1. Engine2. Auto Pilot and Flight Controls3. Landing Gear and Ground Steering4. Anti Ice and Deice5. Electrical Lights and Avionics6. Environmental/Pressurization/Bleed Air7. Fuel

ENVIRONMENTAL SYSTEM1. General Description2. System Controls3. Cooling4. Heating5. Air Distribution6. Emergency Procedures and Indicators7. Management During Normal Operations

200 W. Douglas, Suite 230 • Wichita, KS 67202TEL: 316-265-1585 • FAX: 316-265-1642 • EMAIL: [email protected]

FIXED WINGTRAINING

1. General Information2. Aircraft Limitations 13. Aircraft Limitations 24. Emergency Procedures5. Abnormal Procedures

6. Normal Procedures 17. Normal Procedures 28. Normal Procedures 39. Flight Controls10. Warning Systems11. Electrical System 112. Electrical System 2

13. Environmental System 114. Environmental System 215. Fuel System 116. Fire Protection17. Powerplant 118. Powerplant 219. Propellers

FUEL SYSTEM1. General Description2. Design and Components3. Cockpit Controls/Indicators4. Management During Normal Operations5. Emergency and Malfunction Procedures

ICE AND RAIN PROTECTION1. General Information2. Engine Ice and Rain Protection3. Fuel Heat Systems4. Propeller Deice Systems5. Windshield Ice Protection Systems6. Brake Deice Protection Systems7. Additional Ice Protection Systems8. Surface Deice Systems

PROPELLER SYSTEM1. General Description2. Primary Governor3. Blade Angles4. Low Pitch Stop5. Overspeed Governor6. Fuel Topping Governor7. Power Levers8. Propeller Levers9. Autofeather System10. Propeller Synchrophaser11. Prop Ground Test

LANDING GEAR AND BRAKES1. General Description2. Controls, Indicators and Warning Systems3. Landing Gear Construction and Door Mechanisms4. Normal Gear Retraction and Extension5. Manual Gear Extension6. Nose Gear Steering7. Power Steering System (Optional)8. Wheel Brakes

PRESSURIZATION SYSTEM1. General Information2. System Controls3. System Description4. Normal Operation5. Abnormal Indications and Troubleshooting

EFIS SYSTEM1. General Description2. EFIS Controls3. Weather Radar Controls & Display4. Electronic ADI (EADI)5. EADI Warning Flags6. Electronic HSI (EHSI)-HSI Format7. Electronic HSI (EHSI)-ARC Format8. Electronic HSI (EHSI)-MAP Format9. Electronic HSI (EHSI) Warning Flags10. Reversionary Modes11. EFIS Pre-Takeoff Check

FLAP SYSTEM1. Flap System2. Asymmetrical Flap Protection

PT6 ENGINE1. Engine Overview2. Engine Bleed Air3. Accessory Gearbox4. Oil System

OXYGEN SYSTEM1. Oxygen System and Supply Cylinders2. Oxygen Deployment3. Oxygen Duration

Comprehensive examination covers subject matter from all assigned lessons.Estimated completion time: 19.0 hours

IPAD COMPATIBLE

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