If you slammed the throttles wide open during takeoff on the Seneca, what would happen?

If you slammed the throttles wide open during takeoff on the Seneca, what would happen?

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If whilst taking off in a Seneca you lose the left engine what side do you want the crosswind to come from?

If whilst taking off in a Seneca you lose the left engine what side do you want the crosswind to come from?

Live side to oppose the yawing moment. In this case, the right side.

Does the Seneca have a carb heat system?

Does the Seneca have a carb heat system?

No, Seneca has a fuel injection system therefore it does not have a carburator.

Why can't you feather the propellers below 800 RPM on the Seneca?

Why can't you feather the propellers below 800 RPM on the Seneca?

Because the feathering locks engage at 800 RPM.

What are the longitudinal ridges on the stabilator of the Seneca for?

What are the longitudinal ridges on the stabilator of the Seneca for?

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Where the brakes and gear hydraulically operated on the Seneca?

Where the brakes and gear hydraulically operated on the Seneca?

Only hydraulic gear.

If you pitched up in the Seneca, what would happen to the blade angle?

If you pitched up in the Seneca, what would happen to the blade angle?

If you pitch up in a Seneca the speed IAS will decrease, because of the constant speed drive (in the propeller hub).

The propellers want to maintain the original RPM. Therefore the blades will go to a more fine blade setting.

What ice protection systems does the Seneca have?

What ice protection systems does the Seneca have?

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You’ve been flying the Seneca, does it have a critical engine?

You’ve been flying the Seneca, does it have a critical engine?

Yes, the left engine is the critical engine because the propellers rotate clockwise.

Give a calculation to work out how far a Seneca could fly with a certain amount of fuel.

Give a calculation to work out how far a Seneca could fly with a certain amount of fuel.

Amount of fuel divided by 24 GPH (gallons of fuel per hour).

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