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JOINT ADVANCED MULTI-ENGINE T-44A
NOTE: All published SIDs, and some canned departures (Bay-3, Beach-2) require NGP DME. You must have
114.0 or channel 87 active to fly the procedure. You can never get DME from NAV 2.
ADF
Any applicable NDB frequency or the initial altitude assignment if the ADF is not to be
used.
INTPH
P and CP set CDI as appropriate. Normally set 130 if outbound for central/south
Seagull, 100 for north Seagull; runway heading if entering the touch & go pattern; the
outbound radial to intercept or the final approach course for the approach in use (RI).
HDG BUG: P and CP set heading bug as appropriate. Normally set initial heading on departure or
to wind direction. See the FTI for further guidance.
FILTR V
Needles: VOR/ADF and VOR/DF selected (as appropriate) on both P's and CP's
RMI. Mode: VOR/TACAN selected (as appropriate) on P FD SEL panel.
FILTR R
Transponder set to assigned squawk. Squawk manually backed up. ALT REP
depressed.
The copilot will program the GPS as required.
"SET" (P)
P sets:
a.
Rate control knob to midpoint (approximately one o'clock position).
b.  Cabin controller to field elevation plus 500 feet (with altimeter correction factor applied). Refer
to NATOPS Figure 2-23 (Part 1, page 2-48).
c.
Select PRESS on the pressurization dump switch.
17. BLEED AIR
"OPEN" or "CLOSED" (CP)
P directs CP to select desired position.
18. CREW
"BRIEFED" (P)
Brief the CP in accordance with Appendix A, as appropriate. At a minimum, brief the CP on the
takeoff, instrument departure procedures, and intended type of recovery if an emergency is
encountered after takeoff. At the completion of the brief, P asks "Any questions?" P answers any
questions, and then replies "Briefed. Hold the checklist."
P calls for further taxi. Approaching the hold-short, switch to channel 4 and request takeoff
clearance in accordance with Appendix A. If there is sufficient time prior to being cleared onto the
runway, the P checks total and nacelle fuel quantity, the left wing/nacelle for fuel caps in place,
panels secure, and no fluid leaks. Report "checked left." The CP will do the same for the right
wing/nacelle and report "checked right." Once cleared onto the runway, scan for traffic and report
clear, then direct the CP to "continue the checklist." Complete the Takeoff Checklist while taxiing
into position on runway centerline.
19. ANTI-ICE/DE-ICE
"SET" (P)
P turns on anti-ice/de-ice equipment IAW NATOPS Chapter 19. Normally only the LEFT and
RIGHT PITOT heat is necessary.
20. LIGHTS
"SET" (P)
P places the following switches on:
a. LEFT and RIGHT LANDING
b. TAXI
c. NAV (night or low visibility only)
d. ICE (night only)
E-20
COCKPIT PROCEDURES


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