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 Post subject: Re: Flying the Citation II
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Based on “feel” at touchdown we had normal reserve lift. It required the typical fly-on to get the wheels down and had plenty of time to fly the nose down.

Double checked VREF calc. It was correct. Flaps were LAND.


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 Post subject: Re: Flying the Citation II
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Fly the AOA and see what the speed difference is from Vref.

Youi have passengers? Baggage?

You new to the plane? Has vref and AOA ever agreed?

I still think it is a weight discrepancy.

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Thats the plan. We have 8,000’ at next stop so I’ll fly AOA .6 and see if she floats (and note both ASIs).


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AOA WAY off. REF plus 15 across fence (switched seats for this leg). Ground speed confirmed ASI. Floated for a mile.

I’m guessing it was cooked. Time to calibrate.


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AOA WAY off. REF plus 15 across fence (switched seats for this leg). Ground speed confirmed ASI. Floated for a mile.

I’m guessing it was cooked. Time to calibrate.


Here is an 2007 AD for the AOA in the 560.

https://www.federalregister.gov/documen ... -airplanes

https://www.zookaviation.com/files/20072313.pdf

I think this accident caused the AD https://www.ntsb.gov/investigations/Acc ... AR0702.pdf

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AOA WAY off. REF plus 15 across fence (switched seats for this leg). Ground speed confirmed ASI. Floated for a mile.

I’m guessing it was cooked. Time to calibrate.

Yup. That was my guess. Good thing you're getting it resolved.

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 Post subject: Re: Flying the Citation II
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AOA WAY off. REF plus 15 across fence (switched seats for this leg). Ground speed confirmed ASI. Floated for a mile.

I’m guessing it was cooked. Time to calibrate.


I've seen the vanes stick. It should move smoothly on the ground with no dragging.


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 Post subject: Re: Flying the Citation II
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It checks OK on preflight, but it definitely needs cal.


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SIMCOM makes a big deal about Section VII (Advisory) of the POH not being FAA approved. Ok...say I...what does that mean? If I use the info in this section and there is a problem am I at risk of a violation...if I don’t use the info and there is a problem am I at risk of a violation? What is the significance of this section not being approved by the FAA? No answer. :bang:


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So is the limitation of .4” slush a regulatory limitation?

I guess thats your point...


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So is the limitation of .4” slush a regulatory limitation?

I guess thats your point...



The instructor asks a question. (In the first hour of class btw :lol: ). If section VII FAA approved? No! Uhhhh...ok...I care because why? Answer: “gee...no one has ever ask that before...I don’t know why”. Think about that.

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SIMCOM makes a big deal about Section VII (Advisory) of the POH not being FAA approved. Ok...say I...what does that mean? If I use the info in this section and there is a problem am I at risk of a violation...if I don’t use the info and there is a problem am I at risk of a violation? What is the significance of this section not being approved by the FAA? No answer. :bang:


For PT91 the AFM is "Advisory" except for the Limitations section that is "Regulatory". Anything that you must do is pulled into the Limitations section.

Now there is C&R that can always be thrown at you for ignoring Advisory information. So if you operate contrary to the AFM be prepared to defend yourself.

View the AFM like the AIM. The AIM is not regulatory but has been used to violate pilots along with C&R.

Once you get into PT135 the entire AFM becomes incorporated into your FAA approved Opspecs and it all becomes regulatory.

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Once you get into PT135 the entire AFM becomes incorporated into your FAA approved Opspecs and it all becomes regulatory.


Erhm?

135 GOM is accepted, not approved.

Op Specs are cookie cutter documents, nothing to do with AFM.


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