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Term
1.) What category is the Saab 340 Certified? 2-1
 Definition
Transport category… FAR part 25
Term
2.) What is the max taxi weight of the Saab 340B? 2-3
 Definition
29,300 lbs
Term
3.) What is the max takeoff weight of the Saab 340B? 2-3
 Definition
29,000 lbs
Term
4.) What is the max landing weight of the Saab 340B? 2-3
 Definition
28,500 lbs
Term
5.) What is the max zero fuel weight of the Saab 340B? 2-3
 Definition
26,500 lbs
Term
6.) What is the max Cargo Weight for C1? 2-4
 Definition
1125
Term
7.) What is the max Cargo Weight for C2? 2-4
 Definition
850
Term
8.) What is the Max Combined Cargo Weight? 2-4
 Definition
1725
Term
9.) What is the max torque for takeoff with APR or Go Around Power? 2-5
 Definition
107.00000%
Term
10.) What is the max torque for takeoff? 2-5
 Definition
100.00000%
Term
11.) What is max continuous power (torque) with one engine inop? 2-5
 Definition
100.00000%
Term
12.) What is the max transient torque for 12 seconds? 2-5
 Definition
112.00000%
Term
13.) What is the max ITT for takeoff with APR or Go Around Power? 2-5
 Definition
950°C for 2 minutes followed by 940°C for 3 additional minutes (5min total)
Term
14.) What is the max ITT for takeoff? 2-5
 Definition
927°C for 2 minutes followed by 917°C for 3 additional minutes (5min total)
Term
15.) What is the max continuous power (ITT) with one engine inop? 2-5
 Definition
940°C
Term
16.) What is the max transient ITT for 12 seconds? 2-5
 Definition
965°C
Term
17.) What is the max ITT during engine starting? 2-5
 Definition
965°C
Term
18.) What is the max Engine RPM for takeoff with APR or Go Around Power? 2-5
 Definition
Red line (102%)
Term
19.) What is the max Engine RPM for takeoff? 2-5
 Definition
Green arc (101%)
Term
20.) What is the max continuous Engine RPM with one engine inop? 2-5
 Definition
Red line (102%)
Term
21.) What is the max transient Engine RPM for 12 seconds? 2-5
 Definition
Red line (105%)
Term
22.) What is the max prop RPM for Takeoff / Takeoff + APR / Go Around / Max continuous power? 2-5
 Definition
Red line (1396 PRPM)
Term
23.) What is the max transient prop RPM for 12 seconds? 2-5
 Definition
1572 PRPM
Term
24.) What is the MINIMUM prop RPM between ground idle and flight idle with the propeller unfeathered? 2-5
 Definition
950 PRPM
Term
25.) What is the normal operating range for engine oil pressure? 2-5
 Definition
Green arc (30-100 psi)
Term
26.) What is the engine oil pressure range when between ground idle and flight idle with the propeller unfeathered? 2-5
 Definition
20-100 psi
Term
27.) What is the max engine oil pressure at starting an initial ground idle operation with extremely cold oil? 2-5
 Definition
200 psi
Term
28.) What is the normal operating range for engine oil temperature? 2-5
 Definition
Green arc (35-122°C)
Term
29.) What is the max engine oil temp allowed for 15 minutes? 2-5
 Definition
132°C
Term
30.) What is the normal operating range for prop oil pressure? 2-5
 Definition
Green arc (25-140 psi)
Term
31.) What is the minimum prop oil pressure with prop unfeathered? 2-5
 Definition
25psi
Term
32.) Can you conduct ground operations with prop oil pressure in the yellow arc while unfeathered (5-25 psi and 140-225 psi)? 2-6
 Definition
No
Term
33.) What is the operating range for prop oil pressure with the prop feathered? 2-6
 Definition
Yellow arc (5-25 psi)
Term
34.) What is the normal operating range for prop oil temperature? 2-5
 Definition
Green arc (45-77°C)
Term
35.) What is the max propeller temperature between ground idle and flight idle with the propeller unfeathered? 2-5
 Definition
Red line (77°C)
Term
36.) What is the max propeller oil temperature for 15 minutes? 2-6
 Definition
93°C
Term
37.) What is the Minimum oil temp for engine starting? 2-7
 Definition
-40°C
Term
38.) How many start attempts can you make before the 25 minute cooling period? 2-6
 Definition
2 (Start, 3 minute cool, start, 25 minute cool)
Term
39.) How many motor attempts can you make before the 60 minute cooling period? 2-6
 Definition
3-30 second motors (Motor, 3 minute cool, motor, 3 minute cool, motor, 60 minute cool)
Term
40.) What is the max time to light off (from initial Ng rotation to ITT rise) during a direct start? 2-6
 Definition
20 seconds
Term
41.) What is the max time a starter/generator can be engaged? 2-6
 Definition
70 seconds
Term
42.) What is the max time a starter can be used for motoring? 2-6
 Definition
30 seconds
Term
43.) What is the minimum battery temp for a battery start? 2-6
 Definition
-20°C
Term
44.) What is the minimum battery voltage for a battery start? 2-6
 Definition
24V
Term
45.) After a successful engine start, how long do you wait before you start the other engine? 2-6
 Definition
1 minute
Term
46.) Can the FUEL TEMP LOW light be on for takeoff? 2-8
 Definition
No
Term
47.) The XFEED and CONN VALVE switches shall be _____ and _____ during takeoff and landing in normal operation. 2-8
 Definition
OFF, CLOSED
Term
48.) What three de-ice boot modes must be working before dispatch into know icing conditions? 2-9
 Definition
One Cycle, Continuous, Manual
Term
49.) What is the definition of icing conditions for Engine anti-ice operation? 2-9
 Definition
+10°C or colder AND visible moisture OR standing water, slush, or snow on the ground
Term
50.) After exiting icing conditions, how long must the engine anti-icing equipment (intake) be left on? 2-9
 Definition
At least 5 minutes
Term
51.) A runway with how much water / slush / wet snow is acceptable? 2-10
 Definition
½”
Term
52.) A runway with how much dry snow is acceptable? 2-10
 Definition
2"
Term
53.) When do you turn the propeller deice system to norm? 2-10
 Definition
-5°C or colder and there is any ice accretion on any part of the aircraft
Term
54.) When do you turn the propeller deice system to max? 2-10
 Definition
-13°C or colder unless vibrations occur at warmer temperatures
Term
55.) Can you turn the propeller heat to max if the temperature is between -10°C to -12°C? 2-11
 Definition
Yes, if unacceptable propeller vibration occurs, use caution for runback ice
Term
56.) What is the definition of icing conditions for operation of wing and stabilizer deicing boots and for adherence to minimum airspeed and AP/FD limitations for icing conditions? 2-11
 Definition
+5°C or colder AND any visible moisture, OR any ice is on the aircraft, OR it is not certain there is no ice on the aircraft
Term
57.) When should the deice boots be used? 2-11
 Definition
+5c w/vis moisture or ice on AC
Until 400’ AFE, only at the first sign of ice accretion anywhere on the aircraft
If SAT is below -40°C only if ice is accumulating on aircraft
Term
59.) What is the max flap speed for flaps 7 or 15? 2-13
 Definition
175 KIAS
Term
60.) What is the max flap speed for flaps 20? 2-13
 Definition
165 KIAS
Term
61.) What is the max flap speed for flaps 35? 2-13
 Definition
140 KIAS
Term
62.) What is gear retraction speed (Vlor)? 2-13
 Definition
150 KIAS
Term
63.) What is gear extension speed (Vloe)? 2-13
 Definition
200 KIAS
Term
64.) What is Emergency extension speed (Vloee)? 2-13
 Definition
200 KIAS
Term
65.) What is max extended speed (Vle)? 2-13
 Definition
200 KIAS
Term
66.) What is the Vmo up to 16,000’? 2-14
 Definition
250 KIAS
Term
67.) What is Va? 2-14
 Definition
180 KIAS
Term
68.) What is Vmm at flaps 0? 2-15
 Definition
Vref 20 + 30
Term
69.) What is rough air penetration speed (Vra) up to 21,000’? 2-15
 Definition
190 KIAS
Term
70.) What is Vra above 21,000’? 2-15
 Definition
Vmo minus 30 knots
Term
71.) What is the minimum enroute speed with ice while level, holding, or in a descent? 2-16
 Definition
160 KIAS
Term
72.) What is Vmm at flaps 0 with ice (below MSA)? 2-16
 Definition
Vref 20 + 40
Term
73.) What speed is used for enroute climb with icing (below MSA)? 2-13
 Definition
Vcl + 15
Term
74.) What is the minimum climb speed below MSA with ice while NOT maneuvering? 2-17
 Definition
Vcl + 15
Term
75.) What is the minimum climb speed below MSA with ice while maneuvering? 2-17
 Definition
Vmm + 10
Term
76.) What are the minimum flap speeds above MSA (climb, cruise, descent, hold, APPR)? 2-16
 Definition
Flap 0° = 160 KIAS, Flap 7° = 150 KIAS, Flap 15° = 145 KIAS, Flap 20° = 140 KIAS, Flap 35° = 130 KIAS
Term
77.) What is the minimum final approach speed while maneuvering with ice? 2-17
 Definition
Vmm + 10
Term
78.) What is the minimum final approach speed while NOT maneuvering with ice? 2-17
 Definition
Vref + 10
Term
79.) What is minimum speed for missed approach/go around below MSA with ice? 2-17
 Definition
Vref + 20 KIAS
Term
80.) With all systems operating what types of flight is the Saab approved for? 2-19
 Definition
Day and night VFR, IFR, Atmospheric icing conditions
Term
81.) What are the airport pressure altitude limits? 2-19
 Definition
-1000 to +8000
Term
82.) What is the max tailwind component for TO and Landing? 2-19
 Definition
10 knots
Term
83.) What is the max operating altitude for the Saab? 2-19
 Definition
25,000’ pressure altitude
Term
84.) What is the minimum main battery temp for takeoff? 2-20
 Definition
-20°C
Term
85.) What is the maximum cabin differential pressure? 2-20
 Definition
7.5 psi
Term
86.) What is the maximum cabin differential pressure while operating in auto mode? 2-20
 Definition
7.1 psi
Term
87.) When is the flight director not authorized for use during a takeoff? 2-25
 Definition
When below 500’ AGL or acceleration altitude, whichever is higher
Term
88.) When is the use of Autopilot not authorized during takeoff? 2-25
 Definition
Below 500’ AGL or acceleration altitude, whichever is higher
Term
89.) When is the use of Autopilot not authorized during a precision approach? 2-25
 Definition
Below 200’AGL
Term
90.) When is the use of Autopilot not authorized on a non-precision app? 2-25
 Definition
Below the MDA
Term
91.) When is the use of Autopilot not authorized during a visual approach? 2-25
 Definition
Below 500’ AGL
Term
92.) When is the use of Autopilot not authorized during a Go-around? 2-25
 Definition
Below 200’ AGL
Term
93.) During Icing conditions with Autopilot and/or FD engaged which vertical mode must be used? 2-25
 Definition
IAS
Term
94.) When is the Yaw Damper not authorized for use? 2-25
 Definition
Takeoff, Go around, and Landing
Term
95.) When is it prohibited to have flaps extended in flight? 2-26
 Definition
While holding
Term
96.) When must final aircraft configuration be completed in IMC? 2-26
 Definition
Prior to FAF (except for circling approaches, OEI, or ATC restrictions)
Term
97.) When must final aircraft configuration be completed in VMC? 2-26
 Definition
500’ AGL
Term
98.) How long is the cargo fire protection for an aircraft with 1 or 2 bottles? 2-27
 Definition
1 bottle = 35 minutes 2 bottles = 60 minutes
Term
99.) Can the aircraft be moved on the ground while the AHRS is initializing? 2-27
 Definition
No
Term
100.) What is the maximum difference between the 2 EADIs and the Standby Attitude indicator allowed for takeoff? 2-27
 Definition
Less than 3 degree bank and pitch
Term
101.) Can you take off if the heading on the compass card is slewing away from the aircraft heading? 2-27
 Definition
No
Term
102.) If a reduced power takeoff is performed with APR armed which speeds are used? 2-27
 Definition
Speeds for the assumed temperature (far right column)
Term
103.) What is the maximum airspeed for windshield wiper use in low mode? 2-29
 Definition
130 KIAS
Term
104.) What is the maximum airspeed for windshield wiper use in high mode? 2-29
 Definition
160 KIAS
Term
105.) What is the maximum crosswind allowed for takeoff and landing? 2-29
 Definition
35 knots (steady)
Term
106.) When is HP bleed air operation not authorized for cabin conditioning? 2-29
 Definition
When OAT is at or between 0ºC and 20ºC
Term
107.) What is the maximum load for a DC generator? 2-29
 Definition
600 Amps for 5 minutes
Term
108.) What is the nominal load for a DC generator? 2-29
 Definition
400 Amps
Term
109.) At what battery temperature is a battery start not allowed? 2-30
 Definition
57ºC
Term
110.) At what battery temperature is a cross generator start not allowed? 2-30
 Definition
61ºC
Term
111.) What is the max battery temperature for takeoff? 2-30
 Definition
64°C
Term
112.) At what battery temperature is takeoff not allowed? 2-30
 Definition
65ºC
Term
113.) At what battery temperature does the BAT HOT LIGHT illuminate? 2-30
 Definition
71ºC
Term
114.) What is the maximum voltage allowed for external power usage? 2-30
 Definition
29.5 VDC
Term
115.) What are the minimum and maximum external power currents during engine start? 2-30
 Definition
Min 1200 Amps Max 1600 Amps
Term
116.) What is the minimum O2 pressure for 2 or 3 crew members for a flight planned at or below 10,000’ MSL? 2-30
 Definition
800 psi
Term
117.) What is the minimum O2 pressure for 2 crew members for a flight with a planned cruise altitude above 10,000’ MSL? 2-30
 Definition
1250 psi at a maximum temperature of 40ºC
Term
118.) What is the minimum O2 pressure for 3 crew members for a flight with a planned cruise altitude above 10,000’ MSL? 2-30
 Definition
1650 psi
Term
119.) Are reverse taxi operations or power-backs STRICTLY PROHIBITED? 2-30
 Definition
Yes
Term
120.) Where do you set Ng to conduct the auto-ignition test during engine shutdown? 2-32
 Definition
75% - 77%
Term
121.) Verify the IGN lights in the Flight Status Panel (FSP) illuminate momentarily while Ng is above _____ during shutdown. 2-32
 Definition
62.00000%
Term
1.) Up to how many passengers can the Saab 340s at Colgan carry? (1-1)
 Definition
34
Term
2.) How many navigation lights are on the Saab? 1-22
 Definition
6
Term
3.) How many flashing beacons are on the Saab 340? 1-23
 Definition
2
Term
4.) How many landing lights are installed on the Saab 340? 1-25
 Definition
2
Term
5.) How many taxi lights are installed on the Saab 340? 1-25
 Definition
1
Term
6.) When does the taxi light automatically extinguish? 1-25
 Definition
At gear retraction
Term
7.) What is the wingspan of the Saab 340B? 1-35
 Definition
70’4”
Term
8.) What is the length of the Saab 340? 1-35
 Definition
64’9”
Term
9.) What is the width between the two main landing gear on the Saab 340? 1-35
 Definition
22’
Term
10.) What is the prop diameter of the on the Saab 340? 1-35
 Definition
11’
Term
11.) What is the prop blade clearance from the ground? 1-35
 Definition
1’8” or 20”
Term
12.) How many tires are installed on the Saab 340? 1-35
 Definition
6
Term
13.) What is the turning radius on the ground of the Saab 340? 1-36
 Definition
57’
Term
14.) What is the wingtip sweep for a minimum radius ground turn for the Saab 340B? 1-36
 Definition
108'
Term
What is the Maximum combined fuel on the Saab 340?
 Definition
(5690lbs) (850 gals)
Term
What is the Maximum fuel per wing?
 Definition
(2845lbs) (425 gals)
Term
Does the Saab 340 have negative G fuel capabilities?
 Definition
Yes, through the negative g canister in the hopper tank
Term
What does an illuminated LOW LEVEL indicate?
 Definition
Less than 300 lbs ± 70 lbs in the respective tank
Term
Does the Fuel quantity indicator show usable or total fuel?
 Definition
Usable
Term
How many ways are there to check fuel quantity and what are they?
 Definition
3: Fuel quantity indicators, Magnetic sticks, Fuel panel gauges
Term
At what quantity do the magnetic fuel quantity indicators become useful?
 Definition
When fuel levels are below 1100 lbs
Term
Where are the Standby pressure pumps located?
 Definition
In the hopper tank
Term
What does an illuminated MAIN PUMP light indicate?
 Definition
A failure of the main pump
Term
When is the STBY PUMP activated?
 Definition
MAIN PUMP failure
Term
What does an illuminated green STBY PRESS light indicate?
 Definition
Standby pressure is detected at a main pump inlet
Term
Can the right pump supply fuel to the left engine?
 Definition
Yes, through the cross feed valve
Term
What powers the Standby pressure pumps?
 Definition
Respective Battery Bus
Term
What powers the Main Pumps?
 Definition
Engine accessory gear box
Term
What supplies fuel to the engine during engine start?
 Definition
Standby pressure pump
Term
When does the automatic activation of the STBY PRESS pump not occur with a decrease in Main pump pressure?
 Definition
With the condition lever in fuel off
Term
How many fuel pumps are on the Saab?
 Definition
6, 2 main pumps, 2 standby pumps and 2 high pressure pumps in the HMU
Term
What lights on the overhead panel do not trigger a CWP FUEL light?
 Definition
X FEED ON, CONN VLV, STBY PRESS
Term
How is the Fuel Shut Off valve closed?
 Definition
Pulling of the Fire Handle
Term
What is indicated by an illuminated VALVE CLOSED light?
 Definition
Fuel shut off valve is closed
Term
What is indicated by an illuminated XFEED ON light?
 Definition
The cross feed valve is open
Term
What is indicated by an illuminated CONN VALVE light?
 Definition
The fuel connect valve is open
Term
What is the purpose of the fuel connect valve?
 Definition
To balance fuel by gravity transfer
Term
What is indicated by an illuminated FUEL FILTER light?
 Definition
An impending bypass of the Fuel filter (>18 psid)
Term
What is the maximum pressure for single point refueling?
 Definition
50 psi
Term
What does an illuminated FUELING light indicate?
 Definition
The fuel panel switch is selected ON, THE defueling valve is open
Term
Where does the fueling panel get power from?
 Definition
Right Hot battery bus
Term
If an automatic level control circuit fails and causes an overfill, what happens?
 Definition
An overfill sensor in each outboard tank closes the related valve and illuminates the OVERFULL light to come on
Term
To achieve maximum capacity what fueling procedure is used?
 Definition
Over wing fueling
Term
How is defueling accomplished?
 Definition
Pressure defueling uses Standby pumps to pump fuel from the aircraft, Suction is used from the fuel truck.
Term
1.) The hydraulic system supplies pressure for the operation of what? 10-1
 Definition
Flaps, Landing gear, Brakes, and Nose wheel steering
Term
2.) Are Hydraulic lines routed to their respective systems inside the aircraft? 10-1
 Definition
No, they are routed externally in “hydraulic tunnels”
Term
3.) What pressurizes the main hydraulic reservoir? 10-2
 Definition
Emergency accumulator circuit
Term
4.) What is the back up to the emergency accumulator for pressurizing the reservoir? 10-2
 Definition
Spring loaded piston
Term
5.) What would cause a HYDR CWP light to illuminate with all gauges normal? 10-2
 Definition
High temperature has been noted in the main reservoir (116ºC)
Term
6.) What supplies hydraulic fluid to the Hand Pump reservoir? 10-2
 Definition
Overflow fluid from the main reservoir
Term
7.) What does the Hand Pump reservoir supply fluid to? 10-2
 Definition
Hand Pump
Term
8.) What does the main reservoir supply fluid to? 10-2
 Definition
Overflows to the Hand Pump Reservoir, Electric hydraulic pump
Term
9.) What is the normal source of pressure for the hydraulic system? 10-2
 Definition
Electric pump
Term
10.) What electrical bus supplies power to the electric pump in AUTO? 10-2
 Definition
Left main bus
Term
11.) What electrical bus supplies power to the electrical pump in OVRD? 10-2
 Definition
Left essential bus
Term
12.) Why is it important to verify the BUS TIE CONN light illuminates during left engine shutdown while taxiing? 10-2
 Definition
Hydraulic pump is powered from the left main bus
Term
13.) With a failure of the electric hydraulic pump can the main accumulator be pressurized? 10-2&3
 Definition
Yes, with the hand pump
Term
14.) What does the Main Accumulator supply pressure to? 10-3
 Definition
Nose wheel steering, Flap actuation, Gear retraction and extension, To pressurize the brake accumulators
Term
15.) At what pressure does the Pressure relief valve vent pressure? 10-3
 Definition
3750 psi
Term
16.) Is there protection for an overpressure of the hydraulic system? 10-3
 Definition
Yes the pressure relief valve
Term
17.) Where does the Pressure relief valve return fluid to? 10-3
 Definition
To the main reservoir
Term
18.) Where does the Fluid from the hand pump get returned to after use? 10-3
 Definition
Main reservoir
Term
19.) What is the most likely problem if a HYDR CWP light is illuminated and hydraulic quantity, main accumulator and inboard accumulator pressure all indicate low? 10-3
 Definition
A leak in the inboard brake
Term
20.) What is the normal operating pressure in AUTO mode? 10-4
 Definition
2100 psi-2900 psi
Term
21.) What is the operating pressure when the pump is in OVRD? 10-4
 Definition
3000 psi
Term
22.) What causes the electric pump to automatically activate? 10-4
 Definition
Pressure in the main accumulator decreases below 2100 psi, Landing gear is extended or retracted
Term
23.) What can the Hand Pump pressurize? 10-4
 Definition
All accumulators except the Emergency accumulator
Term
24.) The selector valve facilitates pressure of what? 10-4
 Definition
Main, Inboard brake, and Outboard brake accumulators
Term
25.) Can the landing gear be hand pumped down with a total electrical failure? 10-4
 Definition
No, the gear requires left battery bus power to operate the selector valve
Term
26.) Can the flaps be hand pumped with a total electrical failure? 10-4
 Definition
No, flap operation requires left battery bus to be powered
Term
27.) With an outboard brake accumulator leak, can the main accumulator be pressurized by the Hand Pump? 10-3&5
 Definition
No, the Main accumulator will equalize to the leaking brake accumulator
Term
28.) Which accumulators have check valves? 10-5
 Definition
Emergency, Inboard and Outboard brake accumulators
Term
29.) What is the pressure of the nitrogen pre-charge in the accumulators? 10-5
 Definition
1650 psi
Term
30.) What pressure is read on the gauges if hydraulic qty in the accumulator decreases to zero, leaving just the nitrogen pre-charge pressure? 10-5
 Definition
Zero psi on the gauges in the flight deck. The actual accumulators should read 1650psi in the nose well
Term
31.) What is the purpose of the Nitrogen charged accumulators? 10-5
 Definition
To absorb pump pulsations and surges caused by large fluid demands
Term
32.) What pressure triggers a HYDR↓ CWP light to illuminate? 10-2&5
 Definition
Pressure less than 1850 psi, or High Temp
Term
33.) Which accumulators will trigger the HYDR CWP light to illuminate with pressure below 1850 psi? 10-5
 Definition
Main and Emergency accumulators
Term
34.) What is the Purpose of the Emergency accumulator? 10-2&5
 Definition
Emergency extension for up lock release, To pressurize the Main reservoir
Term
35.) What is the indication for a hydraulic filter that is clogged and bypassed? 10-5
 Definition
Clog indicator button pops up on the filter housing
Term
36.) What is being pressurized by the Hand Pump when the selector is in the FLAPS LDG GR position? 10-5
 Definition
The Main accumulator
Term
37.) How many hydraulic accumulators are on the Saab 340? 10-5
 Definition
4
Term
38.) Why do the brakes have 2 accumulators? 10-5
 Definition
One for inboard and one for outboard brake systems in case of a leak in one system brakes are still available
Term
39.) What does the Emergency landing gear extension use hydraulic pressure for? 10-5
 Definition
To release the up locks and allow the gear to free fall
Term
40.) Can the flaps be extended AND retracted with only the Hand Pump? 10-5
 Definition
Yes, by pressurizing the main accumulator
Term
41.) Where can the 1650 psi Nitrogen pressure be checked? 10-6
 Definition
Nose wheel well, right side of the aircraft
Term
42.) Where are the hydraulic filter bypass pins located? 10-6
 Definition
Nose wheel well on the left side of the aircraft
Term
43.) What does an illuminated HYDR PCW light indicate? 10-7
 Definition
Pressure in the main or emergency accumulators less than 1850 psi, High temp in the main reservoir (116ºC)
Term
44.) Does the HYDR CWP light illuminate for low quantity? 10-7
 Definition
No
Term
45.) Does the HYDR CWP light illuminate for high pressure? 10-7
 Definition
No
Term
46.) Where is the Hand Pump handle stored? 10-8
 Definition
Behind the First Officer seat on the bulkhead
Term
47.) Is the electric hydraulic pump protected by a resettable circuit breaker?
 Definition
No
Term
1.) What is required for the SAAB to be dispatched into know icing conditions? 11-1
 Definition
All ice protection systems must be operable
Term
2.) Can the SAAB be dispatched into icing conditions with side windshield INOP? 11-1
 Definition
Yes, if only one side window heat is INOP there is MEL relief.
Term
3.) Which electrical ice protection system is NOT powered by the AC Generator? 11-2
 Definition
Standby Pitot heat
Term
4.) What powers the Standby Pitot heat? 11-2
 Definition
Right Essential Bus
Term
5.) How long does it take for the standby pitot to reach full operating temperature? 11-2
 Definition
At least 5 minutes
Term
6.) What is powered automatically when the 1st AC GEN comes online? 11-3
 Definition
Main Pitot tubes, temp probe, AOA vanes
Term
7.) What is the power source for the OAT probe? 11-5
 Definition
115 V AC generator
Term
8.) Is there a pilot controlled switch for the OAT Probe heating? 11-5
 Definition
No
Term
9.) When is the OAT probe heated? 11-5
 Definition
From the time the gear is retracted till landing
Term
10.) When is power supplied to the AOA vanes for heating? 11-6
 Definition
As soon as an AC Generator is online
Term
11.) What is the power source for the windshield heat? 11-7
 Definition
115 Volt “wild” frequency bus
Term
12.) What powers the 115 Volt “wild” frequency bus? 11-7
 Definition
AC Generator
Term
13.) What is the time limit for side windshield heating? 11-8
 Definition
Operate in NORM for 7 minutes before selecting HIGH
Term
14.) What is indicated by an illuminated L/R SIDE or L/R FRONT lights? 11-8
 Definition
Either an overheated windshield or a controller fault
Term
15.) If power is interrupted to a windshield causing a FRONT/SIDE light to illuminate, will the light extinguish when power is restored? 11-8
 Definition
No, the switch must be turned off and then back on again to reset the system
Term
16.) What does the AIR SUPPLY switch control? 11-10
 Definition
Controls a shut off valve to allow bleed air to the boot system
Term
17.) What stage does the bleed air for engine anti-ice come from? 11-10
 Definition
5th stage
Term
18.) When deflated what holds the boots “down” tight to the wing? 11-10
 Definition
Vacuum pressure
Term
19.) What items use Bleed Air for Ice protection? 11-10&13
 Definition
Boot De-Icing, Engine split lip, engine guide vanes
Term
20.) What order are the boots cycled in one cycle? 11-10
 Definition
Stab, outboard wing, inboard wing, stab
Term
21.) Will the deice boots inflate with both bleed valves closed? 11-10
 Definition
Yes
Term
22.) Will boots inflate with H/P valves closed? 11-10
 Definition
Yes
Term
23.) Can boot inflation be monitored? 11-10
 Definition
Yes, by watching the boot indicator lights
Term
24.) How often are the boots cycled when operating in “CONT”? 11-10
 Definition
Every 3 minutes
Term
25.) Does the CWP ICE PROT light illuminate with all the Icing systems?
 Definition
Yes
Term
26.) What is indicated by an illuminated DE-ICE OV TEMP light? 11-10
 Definition
An over temperature has been noted in the boot system (>150ºC)
Term
27.) What is indicated by an illuminated TIMER light? 11-11
 Definition
The de-ice timer valves are malfunctioning
Term
28.) Can the pilot manually de-ice just the wings? 11-11
 Definition
Yes
Term
29.) Can the pilot manually de-ice just the stabilizer? 11-11
 Definition
Yes
Term
30.) How can the pilot de-ice just the outboard wing section? 11-11
 Definition
By pressing and holding the outboard push button for 6 seconds
Term
31.) Why are HP valves kept in AUTO during flight in icing conditions? 11-11
 Definition
To insure proper boot inflation at low power settings
Term
32.) What is indicated by an illuminated blue ENG ANTI-ICE light on the status panel? 11-13
 Definition
The associated Engine Intake switch is on
Term
33.) Does the blue ENG ANTI-ICE status panel light extinguish with a failure of the Intake heat? 11-13
 Definition
No
Term
34.) Which light on the status panel does NOT indicate system working properly? 11-13
 Definition
Engine Anti-Ice
Term
35.) Which ice protection system can not be transferred to the opposite side AC GEN? 11-13
 Definition
Engine intake heat
Term
36.) How is the inlet lip heated? 11-13
 Definition
Electrically
Term
37.) How are the inlet frame vanes heated? 11-13
 Definition
Engine oil
Term
38.) How is the splitter lip and guide vanes heated? 11-13
 Definition
Bleed air
Term
39.) What controls bleed air to the splitter lip and guide vanes? 11-13
 Definition
Anti-Ice start bleed valve (AISBV)
Term
40.) What is indicated by an illuminated L AIR VALVE light? 11-14
 Definition
Associated Air valve is not positioned properly
Term
41.) What is indicated by an illuminated INTAKE light? 11-14
 Definition
Intake heat has failed or lost one or more phases
Term
42.) Is prop ice protection used as a de-ice or anti-ice system? 11-15
 Definition
De-Ice
Term
43.) When is Prop De-Ice turned on? 11-16
 Definition
When ice accretion is observed and SAT is -5ºC or colder
Term
44.) What temperatures is NORM used for prop de-ice? 11-16
 Definition
-5ºC to -12ºC
Term
45.) At what temperature does prop de-ice switch to MAX? 11-16
 Definition
Colder than 12ºC with ice accretion
Term
46.) Why is it important to operate the props only after ice accretion? 11-16
 Definition
To avoid “run back” ice
Term
47.) What is “run back” ice? 11-16
 Definition
Ice that melt and refreezes on the unheated section
Term
48.) How much thrust is lost with “run back” ice on the props? 11-16
 Definition
Up to 30 percent of thrust
Term
49.) Can the MAX mode be used between temperatures of -5ºC and -12ºC? 11-16
 Definition
Yes if propeller vibrations occur MAX can be used up to -10ºC until vibrations dissipate
Term
50.) What is the procedure for switching from NORM to MAX on prop heat? 11-16
 Definition
Turn switch off before switching to MAX to avoid nuisance cautions
Term
51.) Which Ice protection systems have a Flight Status panel light? 11-16
 Definition
Prop De-Ice, and Engine Intake
Term
52.) What does an illuminated blue PROP DE-ICE light on the status panel indicate?
 Definition
Prop De-ice is working properly
Term
53.) What is the difference between the Engine and Prop status panel lights? 11-13&16
 Definition
Engine is switch only and the prop is system status
Term
54.) What is indicated by an illuminated L AC GEN light?
 Definition
Left AC GEN not supplying power
Term
55.) What is indicated if a PROP DE-ICE status light is extinguished? 11-16
 Definition
Either the switch is turned off or the system malfunctioned
Term
56.) What are the cycle times in NORM for Prop De-Ice? 11-16
 Definition
11 seconds on 79 seconds off
Term
57.) What are the cycle times in MAX for Prop De-Ice? 11-16
 Definition
90 seconds on 90 seconds off
Term
58.) What is indicated with an illuminated PROP light on the overhead panel? 11-16
 Definition
Associated prop de-ice system is malfunctioning
Term
What is indicated by an illuminated STBY PITOT light?
 Definition
Standby Pitot is not powered.
Term
60.) What is the purpose of the Park system on the windshield wiper? 11-22
 Definition
To return the wiper to the stowed position
Term
1.) How many gear doors are there on each main gear? 12-1
 Definition
3
Term
2.) How are the main gear doors attached to the gear? 12-1
 Definition
2 doors mechanically linked and a 3rd door that is rigidly attached
Term
3.) How is the gear door opened during preflight for inspection? 12-1
 Definition
Pull the release ring
Term
4.) Does the gear swing forward or aft during retraction? 12-1
 Definition
Forward
Term
5.) What is used for normal Gear extension and retraction? 12-1
 Definition
Hydraulic pressure
Term
6.) What centers the nose wheel for retraction? 12-2
 Definition
Centering cams within the strut
Term
7.) What is used to lock the gear in the down position? 12-3
 Definition
Over center extension and Hydraulic pressure
Term
8.) What locks the gear up? 12-4
 Definition
Mechanical up locks
Term
9.) What is used to open the up lock during normal gear extension? 12-4
 Definition
Hydraulic pressure
Term
10.) How many weight on wheel switches per main gear? 12-4
 Definition
2
Term
11.) How many weight on wheels on the nose gear? 12-4
 Definition
0
Term
12.) How is the gear retracted if a weight on wheel switch fails? 12-4
 Definition
By pressing the down lock release pushbutton
Term
13.) What lights illuminate while pressing the gear test button? 12-4
 Definition
Left, Nose, Right main gear lights and an Amber gear lever light
Term
14.) Which gear must be locked down for the Amber light to extinguish? 12-4
 Definition
All gear must be down and locked
Term
15.) When is a CONFIG warning given for an unsafe Landing Gear condition? 12-4
 Definition
Any gear is not down and locked AND RA <500’AGL, or 1 or both power levers are below the 64º angle
Term
16.) What altitude does the EGPWS provide “to low gear”? 12-4
 Definition
500’ AGL
Term
17.) At what flap angle with gear not down and locked is a CONFIG WARNING alert given? 12-4
 Definition
Greater than 15º
Term
18.) Which CWP light will illuminate if the gear is not locked down by 500’ RA? 12-4
 Definition
CONFIG
Term
19.) What prevents gear retraction on the ground? 12-5
 Definition
A spring loaded latch pin
Term
20.) What does pushing the Down lock release button do? 12-5
 Definition
Mechanically releases the latch pin
Term
21.) What is used for emergency extension? 12-7
 Definition
Gravity, airflow, and assisted by springs
Term
22.) Does the gear handle have to be in the down position for emergency EXTENSION? 12-7
 Definition
No
Term
23.) What’s lost if Emergency extension is used and the gear handle is not down? 12-17
 Definition
Anti-skid arming
Term
24.) After Emergency extension will the gear doors be open or closed? 12-7
 Definition
Open
Term
25.) During Emergency Extension what separates the gear doors from the actuating linkages? 12-7
 Definition
Explosive bolts
Term
26.) How are the brake pads preflight checked? 12-9
 Definition
By observing the wear pins
Term
27.) What determines if the brake pad wear indicators are within limits? 12-9
 Definition
If the indicators extend above the circular casing
Term
28.) How are the brakes operated? 12-9
 Definition
Hydraulically
Term
29.) How many brake systems on the aircraft? 12-9
 Definition
2, Inboard and outboard brakes
Term
30.) At what speed does the Anti-skid cut out? 12-10
 Definition
20 knots
Term
31.) What protects the tire from over pressure due to brake temperatures? 12-10
 Definition
Pressure relief blow out plugs
Term
32.) What is the purpose of the Anti-skid system? 12-10
 Definition
To limit brake pressure and avoid locked wheels
Term
33.) How does the Anti-skid determine if a wheel is “skidding”? 12-10
 Definition
Compares inboard and outboard wheel speed
Term
34.) What is required for Anti-skid operation? 12-11
 Definition
Anti-skid switch ON and landing gear handle down:
PL below flight idle +3 sec. Or
WOW switch activated +3 sec. Or
Average Wheel Speed above 50kts
Term
35.) What is touchdown brake protection? 12-12
 Definition
Prevents brake application for 3 seconds after main gear compression or wheel speed exceeds 50Kts
Term
36.) Can the brakes be set without getting a CWP light? 12-12
 Definition
Yes
Term
37.) Can the brakes be set without the PARK BRK ON CWP light illuminated? 12-12
 Definition
Yes, (1500psi sets the brake, 1700psi required for light to illuminate)
Term
38.) At what psi does the PARK BRK ON light extinguish? 12-12
 Definition
Less than 900psi
Term
39.) What psi is required for the PARK BRK ON light to illuminate? 12-12
 Definition
1700psi
Term
40.) How is the parking brake set? 12-12
 Definition
Pulling the handle up, rotating 30º clockwise, and pushing the brake pedals
Term
41.) What does the lockout switch do to the nose wheel steering system? 12-13
 Definition
When activated, inhibits tiller function to prevent NWS activation during ground handling ops
Term
42.) When must the nose gear pin be installed? 12-13
 Definition
During pushback or towing
Term
43.) How many degrees of steering does the NWS provide? 12-13
 Definition
60º either side of center
Term
44.) What does pushing the tiller down do electrically? 12-13
 Definition
Electrically opens the steering shutoff valve
Term
45.) What does pushing the tiller down do mechanically? 12-13
 Definition
Mechanically engages the tiller wheel
Term
46.) What is the purpose of the C-Clip (gear pin)? 12-13
 Definition
Deactivates the steering system for ground handling
Term
47.) What is the max steering deflection for operations? 12-13
 Definition
120º or 90º (depending on MOD)
Term
48.) Can the nose wheel rotate all the way around? 12-13
 Definition
Yes
Term
49.) What is indicated by an illuminated Anti-skid CWP light? 12-20
 Definition
A system fault or gear is down with Anti-skid off
Term
1) What are the power sources for the DC electrical system?
 Definition
Batteries, External power, Generators
Term
2) How many Ni-Cad batteries does the Saab 340 have?
 Definition
Seven - 2 main, 5 emergency lighting under cabin floor
Term
3) What type of main batteries does the Saab 340 have?
 Definition
24 volt 43 Amp hour Ni-Cad batteries
Term
4) Where are the main batteries located?
 Definition
In the respective wing-fuselage fairing
Term
5) How are the batteries ventilated for cooling?
 Definition
By ram air in flight, and fans on the ground
Term
6) What are the 4 separate parts of the electrical system?
 Definition
28V DC, 115/26V AC, Emergency DC power, “wild” frequency 115V AC
Term
7) What is the power source for the 115/26V AC system?
 Definition
Two - 115/26V AC inverters powered by the DC system
Term
8) What is the power source for the emergency power system?
 Definition
Powered from the 28V DC system or the emergency battery
Term
9) What is the power source for the “wild” frequency 115V AC system?
 Definition
Two engine driven AC generators
Term
10)What is the “wild” frequency 115V AC power used for?
 Definition
Ice protection
Term
11)What makes up the 28V DC electrical system?
 Definition
One generator and one battery for each side
Term
12)Where is the “wild” frequency generator located?
 Definition
In the prop gear box
Term
13)What cools the DC generator?
 Definition
Ram air in flight and fans on the ground
Term
14)An illuminated GEN OV TEMP light on the overhead panel indicates what?
 Definition
Generator is overheated (150ºC)
Term
15)What is indicated by an illuminated L/R MAIN BUS light?
 Definition
The associated main bus is unpowered
Term
16)What is indicated by an illuminated NO BAT START light?
 Definition
One or both battery temps has reached 57ºC
Term
17)What is indicated by an illuminated EMER PWR light?
 Definition
Either the emergency bus is not supplied power or the battery had decreased below 24V
Term
18)What is indicated by an illuminated L/R GEN light?
 Definition
The respective Gen relay is open, “gen off line”
Term
19) The starter/generators are rated at what voltage?
 Definition
28 volts
Term
20)When will the external power magnetic switch release automatically?
 Definition
GPU voltage drops below 10V or exceeds 31V or During an engine start if the GPU voltage drops below 7V
Term
21)What is the voltage limit during a start with the start switch held to start?
 Definition
Voltage may drop to 7 volts
Term
22)What is the amperage of the 28V GPU?
 Definition
1200-1600 amps
Term
23)What does the blue EXT PWR AVAIL light indicate?
 Definition
GPU is connected to the aircraft and supplying at least 4 volts
Term
24)How many alternators are installed on each engine?
 Definition
One Engine driven alt to provide electrical power to the engine only
Term
25)How many generators on each engine?
 Definition
Two, one starter generator and one AC generator
Term
26)What is the starter/generator amp limits?
 Definition
600 amps for 5 minutes then 400 amps
Term
27) The starter/generators are rated at how many amps?
 Definition
400
Term
28)With the GPU powering the aircraft what lights illuminate on the DC ELEC panel?
 Definition
White EXT PWR, L/R GEN, L/R BAT
Term
29)With the aircraft on battery power alone what lights illuminate on the DC ELEC panel?
 Definition
L/R GEN, L/R MAIN BUS, Bus Tie Conn
Term
30)What is the voltage required for a GPU to be used?
 Definition
28-29.5 volts
Term
31)What type of Battery is used for the Emergency battery?
 Definition
24 volt 5 amp hour lead acid battery
Term
32)When is the starter/generator acting as a starter?
 Definition
During engine start. When engine Ng is between 0-55%
Term
33)What is the purpose of the Series/Parallel relay?
 Definition
During a battery start of the first engine the batteries are connected in series to produce 48 volts.
Term
34)Are batteries being used for a cross generator start?
 Definition
Yes, the batteries assist the generator to achieve a faster, cooler start
Term
35)When is the GEN relay automatically opened?
 Definition
GCU detects a malfunction, “except overheating”, External power is used, Fire handle has been pulled
Term
36)When is the Gen relay light expected to be on?
 Definition
When the respective Gen switch is off, on GPU, Fire handle pulled, Ng <55%, Gen failure.
Term
37)What minimum Ng is required to connect the starter/generator to the GEN BUS?
 Definition
55.00000%
Term
38)What is indicated by an illuminated L/R ESS BUS light?
 Definition
Associated bus is not powered
Term
39)What is indicated by an illuminated L/R BAT HOT light?
 Definition
Associated battery temp has exceeded 71ºC
Term
40)What other light(s) would be on when a BAT HOT light is illuminated?
 Definition
NO BAT START, L/R BATT, Elec on CWP
Term
41)What protection occurs when a battery temp reaches 71oC
 Definition
BAT contactor opens
Term
42) Can the battery be connected to supply power to the GEN bus with a BAT HOT?
 Definition
Yes, in an emergency the BAT switch can be set to OVRD
Term
43)What is the purpose of the Bus Tie relay?
 Definition
To connect the left and right busses to run off one power source
Term
44)What is indicated by an illuminated BUS TIE CONN light?
 Definition
The bus tie relay is closed
Term
45)What are three reasons the Bus Tie relay closes?
 Definition
To supply L and R GEN BUS when EXT PWR is on, To enable power supply to both L & R Gen Bus from only one GEN, To connect the two main batteries
Term
46)What is the purpose of the bus tie over-current relay?
 Definition
To protect the Main Distribution system in case of a short
Term
47) Bus Tie relay opens if the over-current exceeds how many amps?
 Definition
800 amps
Term
48) Can the Bus Tie over-current be reset manually?
 Definition
Yes, through the K-1 reset button located on the captains circuit breaker panel.
Term
49) Can the Generators be online with EXT PWR on?
 Definition
No, the relay automatically opens
Term
50)What 7 items can be powered by the Emergency battery?
 Definition
Master Warning, bus tie conn, Audio back-up, fire detection, tailpipe hot det., emergency voltage indication, Stby Instr. Emer. Lighting
Term
51)What is required to close the Utility Bus relay (RCCB)?
 Definition
EXT PWR on or both generators on
Term
52)What three conditions must be met for the GEN relay to close?
 Definition
EXT PWR must be off, engine start complete, Gen field reset
Term
53) The left battery is connected to which bus?
 Definition
Left Gen bus
Term
54)What bus is used for battery charging?
 Definition
Respective GEN bus with at least one generator online
Term
55)Which bus is the right battery connected to?
 Definition
Right GEN bus
Term
56)What powers the Emergency Bus?
 Definition
The L BATT BUS (batteries must be ON/OVRD) or the Emergency Battery
Term
57)When does the Emergency battery begin to power the EMER BUS?
 Definition
When the L Battery drops below 24 volts
Term
58)What powers the Emergency Avionics Bus?
 Definition
The Emergency Bus, when the ESS AVION switch is on
Term
59)What items are on the EMER AVIONCS BUS?
 Definition
VHF COMM 1 and Standby Horizon
Term
60)What does an illuminated AC GEN light indicate?
 Definition
Respective AC GEN not supplying power
Term
61)What is the minimum prop RPM for an AC GEN to supply power?
 Definition
1000 PRPM
Term
62) If prop RPM drops below 1000 RPM, how is the AC GEN reset?
 Definition
Automatically resets when prop RPM increases above 1000 RPM
Term
63)What three conditions must be met for a battery relay to close?
 Definition
BAT switch on, GPU off, Batt temp below 71C
Term
64)What is indicated by an illuminated INVERTER light?
 Definition
Inverter switch is set to OFF or associated Inverter has failed
Term
65)With a failure of the 26V output of the inverter what warnings or cautions are given?
 Definition
No CWP warnings or cautions, but an RMI failure and VOR CDI failure will occur
Term
66)What limitation must be observed when a battery temp has reached 57ºC?
 Definition
No Battery start allowed
Term
67)What limitation must be observed when a battery temp has reached 61ºC?
 Definition
No cross generator start allowed
Term
68)What limitation must be observed when a battery temp has reached 64ºC?
 Definition
Max temp for takeoff
Term
69)What is the minimum battery temperature for takeoff?
 Definition
-20ºC
Term
70)Why is the AC GEN called the “wild” frequency?
 Definition
Frequency varies with prop RPM, 460Hz to 640Hz
Term
Maximum Taxi Weight
 Definition
29,300 lbs.
Term
Maximum Takeoff Weight
 Definition
29,000 lbs.
Term
Maximum Landing Weight
 Definition
28,500 lbs.
Term
Maximum Zero Fuel Weight
 Definition
26,500 lbs.
Term
Cargo 1 (C1) wt.
 Definition
1125 lbs.
Term
Cargo 2 (C2) wt.
 Definition
850 lbs.
Term
C1 + C2 wt.
 Definition
1725 lbs.
Term
Engine Type
 Definition
General Electric CT7-9B turboprop
Term
Take-off Power + APR or go-around power Tq
 Definition
Max 5 min Max 2 min 107%
Term
Take-off Power Tq
 Definition
(max. 5 min) & (max. 2 min) 100%
Term
Max Continous Tq
 Definition
100
Term
Transient except Take-off (max 12 sec) Tq
 Definition
112
Term
Take-off Power + APR or go-around power ITT
 Definition
Max 5 min (940) Max 2 min (950)
Term
Take-off Power ITT
 Definition
(max. 5 min) 917 (max. 2 min) 927
Term
Max Continous ITT
 Definition
940
Term
Transient except Take-off (max 12 sec) ITT
 Definition
965
Term
Engine Start ITT
 Definition
965
Term
Starter Duty Cycle:
 Definition
Two start attempts with 3 minutes cooling between, then 25 minutes cooling before subsequent starts.
Term
Starter Motoring:
 Definition
Three 30-second ventilations with 3 minutes cooling between each, then a one-hour cooling period before subsequent starts or motoring.
Term
Maximum time with engaged starter
 Definition
70 seconds of which max 30 seconds plain motoring
Term
BAT start is not allowed if the battery temperature is below
 Definition
-20°C.
Term
Minimum voltage for any battery start
 Definition
24 volts.
Term
Minimum time between engine starts when starting subsequent engine.
 Definition
One minute
Term
Continuous operation of the propeller on the ground
 Definition
between 1070 and 1220
Term
FUEL TEMP LOW light must be
 Definition
off for takeoff
Term
XFEED and CONN VALVE switches shall be
 Definition
OFF and CLOSED during takeoff and landing in normal operation
Term
Definition of Icing Conditions for Engine Anti- Icing
 Definition
Whenever OAT or SAT is +10c or colder and visible moisture or when on ground standing water, slush, or snow on AOA.
Term
Engine Anti-Icing Operation
 Definition
Engine anti-icing must be ON when in icing conditions, and maintained on for at least 5 min after exiting icing.
Term
VMM Flaps 0
 Definition
VREF 20+30, VREF 35+35
Term
VMM Flaps 7
 Definition
VREF 20+20, VREF 35+25
Term
VMM Flaps 15
 Definition
VREF 20+15, VREF 35+20
Term
VMM Flaps 20
 Definition
VREF 20+10
Term
VMM Flaps 35
 Definition
VREF 35+10
Term
Maximum Rough Air Penetration Speed, VRA
 Definition
190 KIAS up to 21 000 ft. ISA. Above this altitude, reduce the speed as indicated by the VMO pointer minus 30 kts.
Term
Minimum speed enroute with ice
 Definition
160 KIAS.
Term
Minimum Airspeed for Icing Climb (no maneuvering)
 Definition
VCLEAN + 15
Term
Minimum Airspeed for Icing Climb (maneuvering) below (MSA)
 Definition
VMM + 10
Term
Minimum Airspeed for Icing Climb above MSA, cruise, descent, holding and approach (Flaps 0)
 Definition
160 KIAS
Term
Minimum Airspeed for Icing Corrected VREF
 Definition
VREF + 10
Term
Minimum Airspeed for Icing Final Approach (maneuvering
 Definition
VMM + 10
Term
Minimum Airspeed for Icing Missed approach/go-around below MSA
 Definition
VREF + 20
Term
Airport Pressure Altitude
 Definition
-1000 to +8000 ft
Term
Maximum Takeoff and Landing Tailwind Component
 Definition
10kts
Term
Maximum Operating Altitude
 Definition
25,000 ft. pressure altitude
Term
Windshield Wipers Low Mode
 Definition
130 KIAS Max
Term
Windshield Wipers High Mode
 Definition
160 KIAS Max
Term
Battery Temperatures
 Definition
61C
Term
Battery Temperatures No Cross Gen Start Max for Takeoff
 Definition
64C
Term
Characteristics of a pressure transducer failure on PGB
 Definition
the oil pressure indication will rapidly go to zero or to the upper limit of the gauge.
Term
PGB oil is also used for fuel heating what?
 Definition
prevent icing in the fuel filter, lubrication, use in the propeller pitch control system
Term
PGB differential oil pressure transducer does what?
 Definition
transducer provides signals to the flight deck indicator and low power (PL < FLT IDLE) oil pressure warning.
Term
PGB differential oil pressure switch provides?
 Definition
The pressure switch provides signals to the high power (PL > FLT IDLE) oil pressure warning.
Term
PGB L/R ENG OIL PRESS CWP light. Same as engine, comes on when?
 Definition
The warning comes below 25 psi (PL > FLT IDLE) and below 7 psi (PL < FLT IDLE).
Term
Saab de-ice systems?
 Definition
Wing and Stab boots, and propeller.
Term
Saab aint-ice systems?
 Definition
Windshields, Engine ( Inlet, Main frame, IGVs & Spliter lip) Probes ( Pitot, OAT, & AOA)
Term
Which ice protection systems are electric?
 Definition
Engine inlet, Propeller, Windshields, Pitot, OAT, and AOA.
Term
Which ice protection systems are Pneumatic?
 Definition
Boots, Splitter lip and Inlet guide vanes.
Term
Which ice protection systems are hot oil systems?
 Definition
Engine Main Frame.
Term
With failure of AC Gen what ice protection system will not auto transfer?
 Definition
The engine anti-ice.
Term
With an AC Gen Bus failure, does the load transfer automatically?
 Definition
No
Term
How do you transfer Ice protection with a AC Gen Bus failure?
 Definition
Move L/R AC Gen switch to Load XFR.
Term
What are the three ways to inflate De-ice boots?
 Definition
1. Continuous 2. One-cycle 3> Manual.
Term
How long for a complete ice boot cycle?
 Definition
24 sec. 6 sec, for each boot. (Stab,outboard,inboard,stab)
Term
If cycling boots manually why inflate the Stabs twice?
 Definition
Because the tail surfaces pick up ice faster than the wings.
Term
Which engine ice protection uses one phase?
 Definition
Pitots, AOA, OAT, Side windshields.
Term
Which engine ice protection uses two phases?
 Definition
Front windshields.
Term
Which engine ice protection uses three phases?
 Definition
Prop de-ice and engine intake.
Term
Reasons for getting L/R INTAKE light?
 Definition
System failure, loss of DC control power, total or partial loss of AC power, over/under temps detected.
Term
What is the AISBV?
 Definition
Anti-Ice Start Blled Valve. Controlled by HMU.
Term
What does the AISBV do?
 Definition
Regulates 5th stage air to the Splitter lip and Inlet guide vanes. Also At low Ng sends air to IPSD to help in FOD removal.
Term
AISBV discrepencies trigger what light?
 Definition
AIR VALVE.
Term
What does an amber L/R AIR VALVE light indicate?
 Definition
Valve position not agreeing with selected position.
Term
How can you tell if the engine anti-ice is working in flight?
 Definition
Torque will drop, ITT should rise.
Term
What does Amber L/R PROP light indicate?
 Definition
Loss of AC/DC power
Timer failure
Improper heating current

Blue prop deice lights extinguish
Master caution, flashing amber ICE PROT on CWP
Term
How do you tell if you have a windshield anti-ice controller or DC power failure?
 Definition
Loss of opposite windshield/side window anti-ice
Term
How do you tell if your windshield AC bus or Gen fails?
 Definition
Loss of same side windshield/side window anti-ice.
Term
PPPWhat does the DE-ICE OV TEMP light indicate?
 Definition
Illminates when bleed air suppl from either source becomes overheated. (>150c)
Term
AUTOCOARS LOW light illuminates when?
 Definition
PLA <64 deg., Ng >55% on bith engines, Starter/Gen rpm >60% on both engines
Term
AUTOCOARS HIGH light illuminates when?
 Definition
On both engines PLA >64deg. , P3 air >120psi, TRQ 50%.
Term
The synchrophaser system has authority to adjust propeller rpm to within?
 Definition
Plus 10 PRPM of the governor setting.
Term
Where is the PROP SYNC switch located?
 Definition
To the right of the flap handle.
Term
When does ENGINE OV TEMP illuminate?
 Definition
ITT >962c.
Term
How is an oil leak usually charecterized on the gauge?
 Definition
fluctuating oil pressure followed by pressure decreasing to approximately 20 psi.
Term
1) What engines are on the Saab 340B?
 Definition
General Electric CT7-9B
Term
2) How much power do the CT7-9B engines produce?
 Definition
1750 SHP at 35ºC at seal level
Term
3) What controls the inlet variable guide vanes?
 Definition
Hydromechanical unit, “HMU”
Term
4) What is used to prevent bird ingestion into the engine?
 Definition
Inlet protection device (inertial separator)
Term
5) Where are large objects directed after being caught in the Inlet protection device?
 Definition
Overboard through a duct on the underside of the nacelle
Term
6) Where do small items such as sand and hail exit after being separated from airflow?
 Definition
Through the separator duct and out the tailpipe
Term
7) How many fuel pumps are installed on each engine?
 Definition
Two
Term
8) What prevents power levers from being retarded below flight idle in flight?
 Definition
Automatic Flight Idle Stop
Term
9) The Flight Idle Stop automatically opens at touchdown with inputs from the what?
 Definition
Both main gear downlock switches, Anti-skid computer (for wheel speed monitoring), Both weight-on-wheel systems
Term
10)How is the FI Stop opened with a WOW failure?
 Definition
By pulling the FI STOP OVRD knob
Term
11)When is the FI Stop Automatically opened?
 Definition
When either main gear is downlocked AND: Any wheel speed exceeds 25kts OR either WOW detects the Aircraft on the ground
Term
12) If the gear is not retracted when does the FI stop automatically close?
 Definition
Both WOW systems detect the A/C is airborne And All wheel speeds decrease below 9kts.
Term
13)What indication is given if while on the ground with the FI STOP OVRD knob pulled, the left engine is started?
 Definition
A red CONFIG Master warning
Term
14) Can the config warning be cancelled for a FI STOP OVRD knob pulled while starting the left engine?
 Definition
No. the condition lever must be returned to FUEL OFF
Term
15)What is the placarded operating range for condition levers?
 Definition
FUEL OFF, FEATHER, START, UNF, MIN-MAX, T/M
Term
16)What is the placarded operating range for the power levers?
 Definition
REV, GND IDLE, FLT IDLE
Term
17)What position on the power lever is identified by a detent?
 Definition
GND IDLE
Term
18) The engine driven alternator supplies AC power to what 3 engine systems?
 Definition
Ignition exciter power supply, DECU power supply, ENG (Ng) indication (RPM of the AC Generator)
Term
19)Are there any controls or indications for the Engine Electrical System?
 Definition
No
Term
20)What are the three modes of the ignition system?
 Definition
Start ignition, Auto ignition, Continuous ignition
Term
21)When is Start Ignition available?
 Definition
When the switch is in NORM, ignition is activated when the start relay closes and terminates when the start relay opens at the end of a start cycle
Term
22)Auto Ignition occurs when the DECU detects what?
 Definition
Engine flameout, or Np overspeed
Term
23)How long is Auto ignition activated for?
 Definition
A minimum of 7 seconds
Term
24)When is Continuous Ignition active?
 Definition
When the switch is selected to CONT or when power is lost from the respective battery bus
Term
25)When will the respective IGN light illuminate on the status panel?
 Definition
Anytime the switch is selected to CONT or when NORM is selected and any of the following occur: Engine start cycle, Auto relight is activated, Control power is lost, The power turbine overspeeds.
Term
26)What is used to prevent fuel filter icing?
 Definition
Fuel Heater
Term
27)What is the heat source for the fuel heater?
 Definition
Prop gear box oil
Term
28) Can the engine operate without a working main pump?
 Definition
Yes, standby pressure is sufficient
Term
29) Can the engine operate without a HP pump from the HMU?
 Definition
No
Term
What functions does the HMU provide?
 Definition
Fuel scheduling through the metering valve for Ng governing, Controls actuation of the inlet guide vanes and anti-ice start bleed valve, Protects the gas generator spool from overspeeding, Accomplishes engine shutdown by means of the fuel shutoff valve.
Term
31)How does the HMU protect the gas generator from overspeeding?
 Definition
By automatically shutting fuel off at 110% Ng
Term
The DECU accomplishes what functions?
 Definition
Np overspeed protection, Auto ignition, Bottom Governing, Engine gauge indications
Term
33)At what speed does the DECU shut off fuel to protect the Np for overspeeding?
 Definition
(25000 power turbine RPM) or 1572 PRPM
Term
34)When will the fuel shut off valve be reopened due to a prop overspeed?
 Definition
When prop RPM decreases below 1572 or (power turbine RPM decreases below 25000 )
Term
35)What prop RPM does bottom governing maintain?
 Definition
Minimum of 1040 PRPM
Term
36)During maximum reversing prop RPM increases to what RPM?
 Definition
1200 PRPM
Term
37)Where must the condition lever be in order to obtain bottom governing?
 Definition
MIN-MAX range
Term
38)What controls CTOT and APR operation?
 Definition
The DECU through the HMU torque motor
Term
39) If a flameout should occurs with the CTOT on, what torque increase does the CTOT provide?
 Definition
7% increase in torque to the operating engine
Term
40)What procedure is done to correct a DECU failure that is causing over-temp, over-torque, or prop overspeed?
 Definition
Torque motor lockout
Term
41)While in T/M range where is fuel vented to?
 Definition
Fuel is vented overboard so it is important not to stay in the T/M range
Term
42)Does T/M lockout affect propeller governing?
 Definition
No
Term
43)What “normal” functions will be lost if while operating in T/M lockout?
 Definition
Bottom governing, CTOT, and APR functions
Term
44) Before selecting The CTOT switch to ON or APR power lever should be set to?
 Definition
Within 10-15% of target torque
Term
45)What temperature will the CTOT limit the engine to?
 Definition
955ºC
Term
46)Does the CTOT provide torque and temperature protection during T/O and GA?
 Definition
Yes, it will increase to selected torque value or 955ºC whichever is higher
Term
47)Does the Autocoarsen switch have to be on to achieve APR function?
 Definition
Yes
Term
48)How is scavenge oil cooled?
 Definition
By an oil-to–fuel heat exchanger and then directed to the inlet frame vanes to aid in inlet anti-icing which further cools the oil
Term
49)On the Dowty props what is used to drive the engine to the feathered position?
 Definition
Prop oil pressure
Term
50)With a loss of Prop oil press will the prop feather when the CL is placed in fuel off?
 Definition
No
Term
51)How is the Prop feathered after a loss of Prop oil pressure?
 Definition
Using the MAN FEATHER pump
Term
52)What is the quantity of oil in the prop gear box?
 Definition
5 US quarts (4.7L)
Term
53)Of the 5 quarts in the prop gear box reservoir how much is kept for a reserve for emergency feathering?
 Definition
1 US quart
Term
54)With the PL above FLT IDLE what psi triggers an OIL PRESS cwp for the prop?
 Definition
Below 25psi
Term
55)With the PL below FLT IDLE what psi triggers an OIL PRESS cwp for the prop?
 Definition
Below 7psi
Term
56)What is the governor speed control range?
 Definition
1150 to 1396 PRPM
Term
57)What are the 2 different modes for the Autocoarsen system?
 Definition
High and low power modes
Term
63)What is used to keep both props at the same RPM?
 Definition
A Prop synchrophaser
Term
64)Which prop is considered the Master prop in the Synchrophasing system?
 Definition
The left prop is the master and controls the right prop (slave)
Term
66) If an engine temperature of 1050ºC occurred what indication would be indicated on the gauge?
 Definition
50
Term
67)What is indicated by an illuminated AUTOCOARS cwp light?
 Definition
Autocoarsen computer has failed
Term
68)What is indicated by an illuminated ENG OIL PRESS light on the cwp?
 Definition
The associated prop gear box OR engine oil pressure is low
Term
69) Engine light off must occur within how many seconds of rotation?
 Definition
20 seconds “direct start only”
Term
70)What is the time limit for ITT rise after fuel introduction?
 Definition
10 seconds
Term
71)What is the function of Bottom governing?
 Definition
To maintain a minimum prop RPM during taxi and reverse operations
Term
72) Is takeoff permitted with a FUEL LOW TEMP light illuminated?
 Definition
No
Term
73)What temperature will trigger a FUEL LOW TEMP light to illuminate?
 Definition
2ºC ±2ºC
Term
The amber CHIP DETECT light illuminates why?
 Definition
Metal debris was detected in the returning scavenge oil.
Term
The amber OIL BYPASS indicates what?
 Definition
Engine oilfilter is blocked, oil will bypass filter as needed.
Term
The red ENGINE OIL PRESS light illuminates why?
 Definition
low differential oil pressure (<30 psi) is detected, for the Prop The warning comes below 25 psi (PL > FLT IDLE) and below 7 psi (PL < FLT idle)
Term
What fuel pumps are installed on each engine? 14-2
 Definition
HMU HP pump, Main fuel pump
Term
The Flight Idle Stop automatically opens at touchdown with what inputs? 14-4
 Definition
Both main gear down lock switches, Anti-skid computer (for wheel speed monitoring), Both weight-on-wheel systems
Term
If the gear is not retracted when does the FI stop automatically close? 14-5
 Definition
Both WOW systems detect the A/C is airborne, All wheel speeds decrease below 9kt
Term
What is indicated by an oil pressure gauge reading zero without a CWP light on?
 Definition
Failure of the oil pressure gauge
Term
How many emergency exits are on the Saab 340? 13-1
 Definition
5
Term
Which side is recommended for emergency exit through the cockpit escape hatch?
 Definition
Left side due to the strap length
Term
Where is the crash axe located? 13-5
 Definition
Behind the captains seat on the bulkhead
Term
How long is a PBE’s air supply useful? 13-6
 Definition
15 minutes
Term
How is the PBE activated? 13-6
 Definition
By pulling the straps on each side of the hood forward, then rearward to secure
Term
Why must the PBE hood not be removed in the presence of fire? 13-6
 Definition
Due to the oxygen concentrations in the hood
Term
What does a flashing red light on the Cabin Flashlight indicate? 13-7
 Definition
Batteries are serviceable
Term
How many O2 mask in the cockpit? 13-9
 Definition
3
Term
How many smoke goggles in the cockpit? 13-9
 Definition
3
Term
How many life vests are in the cockpit? 13-9
 Definition
3
Term
What type of Fire Extinguisher is located in the cockpit? 13-9
 Definition
1 Halon Bottle
Term
Where is the water extinguisher stored? 13-9
 Definition
Forward Entry storage area
Term
How is the water extinguisher activated? 13-9
 Definition
Turn the handle fully clockwise to puncture the CO2 cartridge in the handle
Term
What type of fires would the water extinguisher be used on? 13-9
 Definition
Paper, textiles, etc.
Term
What type of fire would the water extinguisher not be used on? 13-9
 Definition
Liquid fire, metal fire and anytime electricity is involved
Term
Where is the Automatic Defibrillator located? 13-10
 Definition
In the right hand overhead storage bin
Term
What is stored in the last right hand overhead storage bin? 13-10
 Definition
Grab-n-go kit (if available), AED unit, Enhanced Medical kit
Term
What is stored under seat 12D ? 13-10
 Definition
First Aid Kit, pbe, halon extinguisher
Term
When must the Emergency Lights be armed? 13-13
 Definition
Anytime the Aircraft is moving under its own power
Term
Where are the Emergency light batteries located? 13-13
 Definition
Under the cabin floor
Term
How long do the Emergency Light Batteries last? 13-13
 Definition
At least 10 minutes
Term
When do the Emergency lights automatically activate? 13-13
 Definition
Anytime power is lost is lost on the right main bus with the switch in ARMED
Term
How can the Emergency lights be turned off if activated automatically? 13-13
 Definition
The switch to off as long as there is right essential power available
Term
What is the main O2 system normally charged to? 13-16
 Definition
1850psi
Term
What protects the O2 system from overpressure? 13-17
 Definition
A pressure relief valve vent
Term
What indicates a thermal discharge of the O2 system? 13-17
 Definition
The green blow out plugs are missing
Term
What does an illuminated OXYGEN CWP light indicate? 13-17
 Definition
O2 pressure is less than 800 ±35psi
Term
Does the main O2 knob have to be pulled to get PAX O2 to the outlets? 13-17
 Definition
Yes, both the main and the PAX O2 valve lever must be open
Term
What is the minimum psi for the portable O2 bottle? 13-24
 Definition
GREEN ARC (1750 psi)
Term
How long will the portable O2 bottle last? 13-24
 Definition
Will flow for a minimum of 60 minutes
Term
What is the first aid bottle psi? 13-24
 Definition
GREEN ARC (minimum 1800 psi)
Term
How long will the first aid bottle last? 13-24
 Definition
Varies from 20 minutes to 30 minutes
Term
Who is authorized to use the medical kit? 13-27
 Definition
Only licensed physicians
Term
L/R ENG FIRE Cwp indicates
 Definition
Fire is detected in the associate engine compartment. (fire bell)
Term
AVIONIC SMOKE Cwp indicates
 Definition
Smoke is detected in the avionics rack area
Term
LAV SMOKE Cwp indicates
 Definition
Smoke is detected in the lavatory
Term
L/R ENG OIL PRESS Cwp indicates
 Definition
The associated propeller gearbox (<25 Psi w/related PL above FLT IDLE, <7Psi w/PL below FLT IDLE) or ENGINE oil pressure is <30 Psi
Term
CARGO SMOKE Cwp indicates
 Definition
Smoke is detected in the cargo area
Term
CABIN PRESS↓ Cwp indicates
 Definition
Cabin pressure has exceeded 7.5 psid, or cabin altitude is above 10,000 ft.
Term
L/R TAIL P HOT Cwp indicates
 Definition
Excessive temperature is detected in the associated tailpipe area
Term
AUTO TRIM Cwp indicates
 Definition
Automatic trim has failed
Term
CONFIG Cwp indicates
 Definition
The airplane is not in proper configuration for takeoff or landing or starting left engine with AFIS override pulled
Term
AUTOCOARS Cwp indicates
 Definition
The auto coarsen computer has failed
Term
PITCH TRIM Cwp indicates
 Definition
The pitch trim synchronizer has failed
Term
RUDDER LIMIT Cwp indicates
 Definition
The rudder limiter system has failed
Term
L/R FIRE DET FAIL Cwp indicates
 Definition
The associated fire detection system has failed
Term
FUEL↑ Cwp indicates
 Definition
An annunciator has illuminated on the overhead fuel panel
Term
ELEC↑ Cwp indicates
 Definition
An annunciator has illuminated on the overhead electrical panel
Term
ICE PROT↑ Cwp indicates
 Definition
An annunciator has illuminated on the overhead ice protection panel
Term
ENGINE↑ Cwp indicates
 Definition
An annunciator has illuminated on the overhead ENGINE panel
Term
FLAPS Cwp indicates
 Definition
An electrical malfunction in the flap system occurred
Term
AIR COND↑ Cwp indicates
 Definition
An annunciator has illuminated on the overhead AIR COND panel
Term
PARK BRK ON Cwp indicates
 Definition
The parking brake valve has trapped proper pressure
Term
HYDR↓ Cwp indicates
 Definition
Hydraulic pressure in the main or emergency accumulator is low (<1850 psi), or main reservoir fluid is hot (>116°C)
Term
EMER LTS UNARMED Cwp indicates
 Definition
The flight deck EMER LIGHT switch is off
Term
OXYGEN Cwp indicates
 Definition
Oxygen pressure is low (<800 psi)
Term
A-SKID INOP↓ Cwp indicates
 Definition
Gear is down, and the antiskid system has failed or is turned off.
Term
AVIONICS Cwp indicates
 Definition
Indication warns of avionics comparator malfunction
Term
AVIONICS VENT Cwp indicates
 Definition
Vent fan has failed
Term
DOORS↑ Cwp indicates
 Definition
An annunciator has illuminated on the overhead DOORS panel
Term
L/R STALL FAIL Cwp indicates
 Definition
The associated stall warning system has failed
Term
GUST LOCK Cwp indicates
 Definition
Rudder gust lock did not disengage when released
Term
PUSHER SYSTEM Cwp indicates
 Definition
The stick pusher system has failed
Term
STBY PITOT ICE PROTECTION Panel light indicates
 Definition
The standby pitot mast heating is inoperative
Term
L/R ALPHA ICE PROTECTION Panel light indicates
 Definition
The associated alpha probe heating is inoperative
Term
OAT ICE PROTECTION Panel light indicates
 Definition
The outside air temp probe heating is inoperative
Term
L/R SIDE ICE PROTECTION Panel light indicates
 Definition
Associated side window heating is inoperative or is being controlled by the overheat sensor
Term
L/R FRONT ICE PROTECTION Panel light indicates
 Definition
Associated front window heating inoperative or is being controlled by the overheat sensor
Term
L/R PROP ICE PROTECTION Panel light indicates
 Definition
Associated propeller heating is inoperative
Term
L/R INTAKE ICE PROTECTION Panel light indicates
 Definition
Associated engine intake heating is inoperative
Term
L/R AIR VALVE ICE PROTECTION Panel light indicates
 Definition
The associated generator is not on line
Term
DEICE OV TEMP ICE PROTECTION Panel light indicates
 Definition
Deicer bleed air temperature is excessive
Term
TIMER ICE PROTECTION Panel light indicates
 Definition
The deice timer or valves are malfunctioning
Term
L/R AC GEN ICE PROTECTION panel light indicates
 Definition
Associated AC generator is off-line
Term
L/R VALVE CLOSED FUEL Panel light indicates
 Definition
The associated valve is closed
Term
FUEL FILTER FUEL Panel light indicates
 Definition
Bypass of the associated fuel filter is impending
Term
L/R MAIN PUMP FUEL Panel light indicates
 Definition
The associated pump is not developing pressure
Term
X FEED ON FUEL Panel light indicates
 Definition
The fuel crossfeed valve is open
Term
L/R LOW LEVEL FUEL Panel light indicates
 Definition
The associated fuel level is 300 lb. +70, or less
Term
STBY PRESS FUEL Panel light indicates
 Definition
Positive pressure is detected on the main pump inlet
Term
CONN VLV OPEN FUEL Panel light indicates
 Definition
The fuel connect valve is open
Term
L/R OIL BYPASS ENGINE panel light indicates
 Definition
Bypass of the oil filter is impending
Term
L/R CHIP DETECT ENGINE panel light indicates
 Definition
Metal chips are detected in the associated engine oil system
Term
FUEL LOW TEMP ENGINE panel light indicates
 Definition
Fuel temperature is low (<2°C)
Term
NO BAT START ENGINE panel light indicates
 Definition
Battery temperature exceeds >57°C
Term
INVERTER AC ELEC panel light indicates
 Definition
The selected inverter has failed or is switched OFF
Term
L/R ESS BUS DC ELEC panel light indicates
 Definition
Power is lost on the associated essential bus
Term
L/R BAT HOT DC ELEC panel light indicates
 Definition
The associated battery is hot (>71°C)
Term
L/R BAT DC ELEC panel light indicates
 Definition
The associated battery relay is open
Term
EMER PWR DC ELEC panel light indicates
 Definition
Emergency Bus voltage is less than 24 volts
Term
BUS TIE CONN DC ELEC panel light indicates
 Definition
The bus tie relay is closed
Term
L/R MAIN BUS DC ELEC panel light indicates
 Definition
Power is lost on the associated main bus
Term
L/R GEN OV TEMP DC ELEC panel light indicates
 Definition
The associated generator is hot (>150°C)
Term
L/R GEN DC ELEC panel light indicates
 Definition
The associated generator relay is open
Term
EXT PWR ON DC ELEC panel light indicates
 Definition
The external power switch is ON
Term
L/R DUCT OV TEMP AIR COND panel light indicates
 Definition
The associated air conditioning duct is hot (>82°C); or ACM DISCHARGE IS HOT (>225C)
Term
L/R BLD AIR LEAK AIR COND panel light indicates
 Definition
The associated bleed air line is leaking
Term
L/R BLD FAULT AIR COND panel light indicates
 Definition
Bleed air temp is excessive (>288°C); or bleed pressure is high (>43psi); or bleed valve did not close after receiving a close signal
Term
X VALVE OPEN AIR COND panel light indicates
 Definition
The pneumatic cross valve is open
Term
L/R BLD CLOSED AIR COND panel light indicates
 Definition
The associated engine bleed air valve is closed
Term
L/R HP HIGH AIR COND panel light indicates
 Definition
The associated high pressure bleed air valve is open after receiving CLOSE SIGNAL
Term
EMER CABIN SIGNS panel light indicates
 Definition
Emergency switch is activated at flight attendant or flight deck interphone
Term
CALL CABIN SIGNS panel light indicates
 Definition
The flight attendant has pressed the CALL button on the cabin interphone
Term
CARGO DOOR DOORS panel light indicates
 Definition
The cargo door is not locked
Term
MAIN DOOR DOORS panel light indicates
 Definition
The main door is not closed
Term
MAIN DOOR HANDLE DOORS panel light indicates
 Definition
The main door handle is not locked
Term
CREW HATCH DOORS panel light indicates
 Definition
The crew hatch is open
Term
FUELING STATUS panel light indicates
 Definition
The fueling panel power switch is in ON, or the defueling valve is not closed
Term
EXT PWR AVAIL STATUS panel light indicates
 Definition
The external power is plugged in and available
Term
GROUND CREW LIGHT (Blank white no label) light indicates
 Definition
ground crew headset is connected in the nosewheel well.
Term
Bottom governing is canceled below what prop rpm?
 Definition
280 PRPM
Term
With CL in Min or above bottom governing becomes available at what PRPM?
 Definition
860 PRPM
Term
At what Ng is autoignition canceled to prevent relight?
 Definition
62% Ng
Term
Engine test fire indication?
 Definition
Both fire handles
Both engine fire lights
Fire bell
Master warning light
Term
Tailpipe hot fire test indications
 Definition
Both tailpipe hot lights
Triple chime
Master caution
Term
Tailpipe hot light illuminates at what temp?
 Definition
235c
Term
How many check valves in the hydraulic system.
 Definition
4 check valves for accumulators
3 check valves for hand pump
2 check valves for reservoir
Term
Gear actuation Control/Operation
 Definition
Normal = electric/electric
Alternate = electric/hand pump
Emergency = Hydraulic/gravity
Term
How close must usable alternate be to operate
 Definition
With in 35 min
Term
What is the height of the tail of the Saab 340 B+?
 Definition
23'
Term
What is the BITE light and what is indicated if it is illuminated?
 Definition
Unlabeled round white light on Test 1 panel.
Malfunction in a WEU alert channel
Indicates loss of reliability of redundant channels
Term
5 things that happen when pulling firewall fuel valve?
 Definition
Fuel shutoff valve closes
Gen relays open
Lp/HP bleed closed
Squibs armed
Master warning reset
Fire bell silenced
Term
Items on the emergency bus
6
 Definition
Audio system back-up
Bus tie relay CONN function
L/R engine fire detect
L/R tail pipe hot detect
Warning system backup
Emergency voltage indication
Term
L hot batt bus
7
 Definition
L engine fire extinguisher
L fire handle control
L battery control
Ahrs1
L batt voltage indication
Cargo extinguisher 1
Dome, entrance, cargo lights
Term
R hot batt bus
8
 Definition
R engine fire extinguisher
R fire handle
R battery control
AHRS 2
R batt voltage indication
Cargo extinguisher 2
Fuel panel
Clock
Term
Ice protection level 1
For all flight ops
Includes?
 Definition
STBY Pitot - on
L/R front windshield - as necessary for defog
L/R side windshield - as necessary
Term
Ice protection level 2
+10c with vis. moisture
 Definition
Level one items plus:
L/R engine anti-ice and wing and stab boots
Term
Ice protection level 3
-5c with vis. Moisture
 Definition
Level 2 items plus:
Prop deice NORM
Term
Ice protection level 4
-13c or colder w/vis. Moisture
 Definition
Level 3 items plus:
Prop deice MAX
Term
Vmcl
 Definition
106 Kias (Flaps 20 and 35)
Term
Runway slope
LANDING?
 Definition
-2% to 2%
Term
Runway slope
TAKE OFF
 Definition
-2% to +1.5%
Term
Fire switch on test one triggers what indications?
 Definition
Master warning
For fire detection:
Both red ENG FIRE lights
Both red FIRE HANDLES
FIRE BELL activation
For tailpipe hot:
Both red TAILPIPE HOT
TRIPLE CHIME
Term
What discrepancies cause timer light?
 Definition
Manual inflation button pushed during auto cycle
The timer fails or controller power is lost
PSI discrepancy detected between distributor control signals and the line PSI downstream from the valve
Term
What is the max tire speed?
 Definition
165 kias
Term
Max flap extension alt.
 Definition
14,000'
Term

What must you do after a high energy abort?

80Kias+

 Definition
contact MX for brake inspection wait alloted time.
Term
How long for brake cooling when aborting under 80 Kias?
 Definition
15 Min.
Term
When is reduced power takeoff prohibited?
 Definition

Anti-Skid inop

Tailwind

windshear

CTOT inop

Runway contaminated

deice/anti ice fluids on aircraft
Term
Circuit breakers you must never pull!
 Definition
Fuel Cb
Term
At what altitudes are trends done?
 Definition

Between 10,000-20,000'

15,000' is optimal

Max cruise set 1270 PRPM

Eng. Anti-ice off

5 Min. Stabilized cruise

DC Gen load normal

Hydr pump not running

ECS-on

Ng>85%
Term

At what Knot windshear for company?

 Definition
15 Knts
Term
Required Navigational Performance
 Definition

Oceanic=4 Nm

Enroute=2 Nm

Terminal=1 Nm

Approach=0.3 Nm
Term
5 Items when the Fire Handle is pulled?
 Definition

Fire bell cancelled

Master Warning reset

Fuel valve closed

Bleeds HP/LP closed

Gen Relays opened
Term
Hydr. Indicator Bus powered by?
 Definition
Right Essential bus
Term

Gear activation:

Control-Operation

Normal

Alternate

Emergency

 Definition

Electric-Hydraulic

Electric-Hand pump

Hydraulic-Gravity

 
Term
Parking brake disengages at what PSI?
 Definition
950 Psi
Term
6 items that will cause a L/R INTAKE light?
 Definition

Loss of Temp sensors

Loss of AC/DC power

Overtemp/Undertemp

Failure of a heating element

Loss of 1 or more AC phases
Term

Ice protection switches powered by?

 

 Definition
28VDC
Term

EVACUATION

emergency action items

 Definition

Captain:Parking brake--Set

Condition levers--Fuel off

Engine fire handle--Pull

Fire EXT. switches--On

Evacuation--Order

After all radio comunication complete:

Batt switches--Off

 

First officer:Emer light switch--On

Press Dump--On

ELT--As Reqd.

ATC/Ground crew--Notify
Term

Aborted Engine Start:

Emergency action items

 Definition

Condition lever (affected engine)--Fuel off

IGnition--Off

Starter Switch--L/R:

Motor Engine ITT to below 175c or for a minimum of 10 Sec.

 
Term

Loss of Braking

Emergency action items

 Definition
Anti-Skid Switch--Off
Term

Split Flaps

emergency action items

 Definition
Flap Selector--Select previous setting
Term

Avionic smoke warning light illuminated or Electric smoke or fire:

Emergency action items

 Definition

Oxygen masks-- Don/100%

Smoke Goggles--On

Mic Switch--Mask

Communication--Established
Term

Air Conditioning Smoke

Emergency action items

 Definition

Oxygen masks--Don/100%

Smoke Goggles-- On

Mic switch--Mask

Communications--Established
Term

Rapid depressurization/Emergency descent

Emergency action items

 Definition

Oxygen Masks--Don/100% O2

Mic Switch-- Mask

Communications-- Established
Term
4 Items on Prop Gear Box
 Definition

Prop overspeed gov.

PGB oil pump

Prop control unit

AC Generator
Term
5 Items on Accessory gear box
 Definition

Main fuel pump

HMU

Oil/Scavenge pumps

Starter/Generators

Engine Alternator
Term

GCU provides what protection?

4

 Definition

Overexitation

Over current

Over vortage

Reverse Current
Term

What do power levers do on the ground?

In the air?

 Definition

Control prop blade angles using the PCU when <flt idle.

 

Controls fuel to engine through HMU.
Term
What 3 engine gauges are supplied information from the DECU?
 Definition

ITT

Torque

Np
Term

When selected to Auto or Norm when will you see an auto ignition FSP light?

4

 Definition

Engine start cycle

Auto relight is activated

control power is lost

Power turbine overspeed
Term
Min fuel temp for takeoff is?
 Definition
0c
Term
STBY Attitude indicator is powered buy what bus?
 Definition

Emergency Avionics bus.

Also powers Comm 1
Term
Where does the rudder limiter get its information from?
 Definition
Left and STBY Pitots
Term
What powers the FDR?
 Definition

115Vac either from GPU or Gen.

Must also have one engine running(oil PSI relay from either engine)
Term
DFDR light illuminated indicates?
 Definition

Failure of system or not powered.

One Gen must be online.
Term

CVR is powered by the Batt Bus,

turned on with what switch?

 Definition

Essential avionics switch

CVR will die during engine start due to loss of essential bus!!!!!
Term
5 ways to disconnect Autopilot
 Definition

Stall warning activation

AP switch off

press go around button

AP Disc switches

Activate main/STBY pitch trims
Term
When do you never use 1/2 bank?
 Definition
In terminal area, or while holding.
Term
Blade angle for max reverse?
 Definition
-16 deg.
Term
Blade angle for Grnd Idle?
 Definition
0 deg.
Term
Blade angle for flight Idle (Ground only)?
 Definition
10 deg.
Term
What Prop angle turns on the BETA light?
 Definition
8 deg. or less
Term
What blade angle for bottom Governing?
 Definition
-10 deg.
Term
What 3 times will you get a CONFIG CWP?
 Definition

When not properly configured for:

Takeoff

In  flight

During Engine Start
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