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Power | As Needed\u003Cbr>Generally 2300-2400 RPM |\n| --- | --- |\n| 2. Attitude | Establish and Maintain with Primary Flight Controls |\n| 2. Trim | At Desired Airspeed, to Relieve Control Pressure |\n\nStraight and Level  \n\n| Objective: To maintain the flight attitude, airspeed, and\u003Cbr>coordination for best altitude gain with climb power\u003Cbr>1. Power Full 2. Attitude Establish and Maintain at Vx(64 KTS) or VY (76 KTS) 3. Trim At Desired Airspeed, to Relieve Control Pressure 4. Recover Level Off at Assigned Altitude with\u003Cbr>Coordinated Use of Flight Controls\u003Cbr>|\n| --- |\n|  |\n| \u003Cbr>Climb |\n|  |\n\nObjective:  \nTo establish, maintain, and maneuver the airplane while coordinated at speeds and configurations required for takeoffs, landings, and go-arounds.  \n\n| 1. Power | Mixture Rich\u003Cbr>1800 RPM 500 Feet Per Minute |\n| --- | --- |\n| 2. Attitude | Establish and Maintain for Descent with Primary Flight Controls |\n| 3. Trim | At Desired Airspeed, to Relieve Control Pressure |\n| 4. Recover | Level Off at Assigned Altitude with\u003Cbr>Coordinated Use of Flight Controls. Gently Increase Power for Cruise Power |\n\nDescent  \nObjective: To return the airplane to straight and level  \ncoordinated flight following a climb or descent  \n\n| Climb |  |\n| --- | --- |\n| 1. Attitude | Establish and Maintain Straight and Level Flight with Primary Flight Controls |\n| 2. Power | 2300 RPM at Desired Airspeed |\n| 3. Trim | To Relieve Control Pressure |\n\nDescent  \n\n| 1. Power | 2300 RPM |\n| --- | --- |\n| 2. Attitude | Establish and Maintain with Primary Flight Controls |\n| 3. Trim | To Relieve Control Pressure |\n\nLevel-Off  \n\n| Objective: | To maintain altitude, coordination, and airspeed while holding a constant bank angle in either direction. |\n| --- | --- |\n| 1. Power Cruise Power 2300-2400 RPM |  |\n| 2. Attitude | Establish and Maintain with Primary Flight Controls |\n| 3. Recover Rollout on Assigned Heading with Coordinated Use of Flight Controls\u003Cbr>|  |\n| \u003Cbr>Level Turn |  |\n|  |  |\n\nObjective: To maintain the flight attitude for a coordinated turn  \nin climbing flight  \n\n| 1. Power | Full |\n| --- | --- |\n| 2. Attitude | Establish and Maintain with Primary Flight Controls |\n| 3. Trim | At Desired Airspeed, to Relieve Control Pressure |\n| 4. Recover | On Assigned Heading and Altitude with Coordinated Use of Flight Controls |\n\nClimbing Turn  \nObjective:  \nTo maintain the flight attitude for a coordinated turnin descending flight.  \n\n| 1. Power | Mixture Rich\u003Cbr>2200 RPM 500 Feet Per Minute |\n| --- | --- |\n| 2. Attitude | Establish and Maintain with Primary Flight Controls |\n| 3. Trim | At Desired Airspeed, to Relieve Control Pressure |\n| 4. Recover | On Assigned Heading and Altitude with Coordinated Use of Flight Controls. Gently Increase Power to Cruise Setting |\n\nDescending Turn  \nObjective:  \nTo make a smooth and coordinated transition from the runway to climbing flight.  \n\n| 1. Run-Up Complete |\n| --- |\n| 2. Flaps 0° |\n| 3. Pre-Takeoff Checklist Complete |\n| 4. Clearance Obtain |\n| 5. Throttle Full ( 2 sec. Idle to Full) |\n| 6. Engine Instruments Check |\n| 7. Airspeed Alive |\n| 8. Rotate 60 KTS |\n| 9. Attitude VY (76 KTS) |\n| 10. Climb 76 KTS |\n| 11. After Takeoff 500’, After Takeoff Check / Flow |\n| 12. Climb Check |\n\nNormal Takeoff  \nObjective:  \nTo maintain directional control during ground roll and lift, then maintain a pitch attitude and airspeed which will give the best altitude gain while tracking out on the runway centerline  \n\n| 1. Run-Up | Complete |\n| --- | --- |\n| 2. Flaps | 0° |\n| 3. Clearence | Obtain |\n| 4. Flight Controls | Full Deflection Into Wind |\n| 5. Throttle | Full |\n| 6. Engine Instrument | Check |\n| 7. Airspeed | Alive |\n| 8. Flight Controls | Gradually Reduce Aileron Deflection |\n| 9. Rotate | Onto Upwind Wheel at 60 kts |\n| 10. Attitude | 76 KTS-VY |\n| 11. Wind Correction Angle | Into the Wind to Maintain Centerline |\n| 12. 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