Question: What is the total and usable fuel capacity for a 172P with standard tanks?

Answer: 43 gallons total, 40 gallons usable.

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Question: What is the oil capacity?

Answer: 8 quarts.

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Question: What is the minimum oil level you need to see to fly?

Answer: 5 quarts

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Question: What is the usual oil level required for a 1 to 2 hour flight?

Answer: 6 quarts

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Question: What oil level do you fill to for an extended flight?

Answer: 7 quarts

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Question: What is the white arc?

Answer: Normal flap operating speed. 33 to 85 knots.

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Question: What is the green arc?

Answer: Normal flaps up flying speed. 44 to 127 knots.

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Question: What else do you have to do when you reduce power?

Answer: Add carb heat.

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Question: What power setting do you use for your initial descent?

Answer: 2300 rpm

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Question: What is the empty weight of the Cloud 7 172s?

Answer: 1500 lbs

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Question: What is the C172 verbal take-off checklist?

Answer: Landing light - on.

Carb heat - off.

Prop -.

Mixture - rich.

Flaps - up.

Fuel - both.

Trim - take-off.

Transponder - on, set to alt.

Time - note.

Throttle - full.

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Question: What are the requirements for a steep turn entry?

Answer: 1 pilot, 30 gallons fuel, 82 knots. Maximum weight is 2300 lbs.

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Question: What is the normal climb-out speed?

Answer: 70 to 80 knots.

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Question: What are the flap settings, Vr and Vx for a short-field take-off?

Answer: Flaps 10 degrees. Rotate at 51 knots, climb-out at 56 knots until clear. Accelerate to 70 knots. Raise flaps.

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Question: What is the gross weight?

Answer: 2400 lbs

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Question: Yellow arc?

Answer: 127 to 158 knots.

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Question: What is the configuration for a normal landing from the key point?

Answer: Reduce power to 1500 rpm. Carb heat on. Mixture full rich. Flaps to 10 degrees. Pitch for 85 knots.

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Question: What is the configuration for the base leg?

Answer: Pitch for 75 knots, flaps to 20 degrees.

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Question: What is the configuration for the final approach?

Answer: Pitch for 65 knots, flaps to 30 degrees.

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Question: What is the configuration for flying the downwind leg in the pattern?

Answer: 2000 rpm, carb heat on, pitch for 90 knots.

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Question: What is the landing speed with 30 degrees flaps?

Answer: 60 to 65 knots.

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Question: What is the landing speed with flaps up?

Answer: 70 knots.

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Question: What is the short field landing speed?

Answer: 60 knots

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Question: What is the baggage capacity?

Answer: 120 lbs, 50 lbs in baggage area B.

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Question: At what speed are you safe from stalls in the pattern?

Answer: 65 knots.

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Question: What is the landing speed with 20 degrees flaps?

Answer: 65 knots.

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Question: What is the landing speed with 10 degrees flaps?

Answer: 70 knots.

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