Flight Training Instruction - Cnatra - U.S. Navy

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CHAPTER FIVE T-6B PRIMARY INSTRUMENT NAVIGATION b. Check airspeed below 150 KIAS, lower the landing gear, set the flaps to take-off (TO), and perform the Before Landing Checklist. As the flaps are lowered, the aircraft will have the tendency to gain altitude. To compensate for this added lift, pitch slightly nose down in order to maintain level flight. c. As the aircraft slows, trim right rudder and nose up in order to maintain heading and altitude. d. As airspeed bleeds off towards 120 KIAS, add power (approximately 35% torque) in order to maintain 120 KIAS. Re-trim as required. 6. Stabilize momentarily, then reduce power to approximately 24% torque, allow the nose to fall in order to maintain 120 KIAS, and descend 2000’. Establish a 600 FPM rate of descent on the VSI by adjusting power. Remember, nose controls airspeed, power controls rate of descent. Re-trim. 7. During the descent, the instructor will give heading changes of 3 to 10°. 8. After 2000’ of altitude loss, perform a Missed Approach: a. Advance the power to MAX, coordinated right rudder pressure will be required to maintain balanced flight. b. Simultaneously raise the nose of the aircraft to 10-15° nose high. c. Check for a positive rate of climb on the VSI and the altimeter, then raise the gear and flaps prior to 150 KIAS. 9. Maintain 180 KIAS and climb (8-10° nose up) for 2000’ on the last assigned heading used in the descent. Re-trim. 10. 200’ prior to level-off, commence a transition back to 200 KIAS cruise. Common Errors. 1. Not raising the nose high enough on the Missed Approach. 2. Slow to raise gear and flaps, resulting in over-speed. 3. Lack of rudder trim, leading to loss of heading control. 5-10 BASIC INSTRUMENT PROCEDURES
T-6B PRIMARY INSTRUMENT NAVIGATION CHAPTER FIVE Figure 5-2 GCA Pattern BASIC INSTRUMENT PROCEDURES 5-11
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