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Piper Seneca PA-34 - Langley Flying School

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<strong>PA</strong>-<strong>34</strong>-200TSTANDARD OPERATING PROCEDURES<strong>PA</strong>GE 26TAXI & PRE-TAKEOFF Dec 2008ActionTrim .................................................................SetElectric Trim.................................................... TestVacuum......................................... Check 5”Hg ±1”Landing and Navigation Lights .......................... OnAlternators .................................................. CheckLanding and Navigation Lights ..........................OffPitot Heat ....................................Check load drawFuel Sectors ................................RIGHT & LEFT OnMixtures ...................................................Full RichThrottles................................................2000 RPMMagnetos...................................................Check 11Oil Temperatures and Pressures .................. CheckPropellers (Individually)......... 3 Cycles of 300 RPMPropellers ............................. Reduce to 1900 RPMThrottles .........................................Increase 1”HgRPMs ...................................................Check 1900Throttles........................................Decrease 1”Hg;Propellers .......................................Set 2000 RPM.Mixtures ..............................................Check FlowThrottles...........................................Set 1500RPMPropellers (Individually)................Feather Check 12Throttles....................................................... CloseOil Pressure.................................................. CheckThrottles................................................1000 RPMSOP CallCall RUNUP CHECKLIST COMPLETE11Maximum Drop 175 RPM; maximum difference 50 RPM.12RPM must drop to 1000 RPM in 1 to 3 seconds—slower feathering indicates inadequate dome pressure.

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