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2. CABIN SIGNS switch As required.
3. POWER levers IDLE.
4. PROP levers HIGH RPM.
5. GEAR UP.
6. FLAPS UP.
7. Airspeed Vmo maximum.
8. ICE & RAIN switches As required.
9. RECOG lights As required.
b. DESCENT
Max
Rate
(Landing
Configuration). If required to descend at a low
airspeed (e.g., to conserve airspace or in turbulence),
approach flaps and landing gear may be extended to
increase the rate and angle of descent while
maintaining the slower airspeed. To perform the
maximum rate of descent in landing configuration,
perform the following.
1. Cabin pressurization Set. Adjust CABIN
CONTROLLER dial as required and
adjust RATE control knob so that cabin
rate of descent equals one-third aircraft
rate of descent.
2. CABIN SIGNS switch As required.
3. POWER levers IDLE.
4. PROP levers HIGH RPM.
5. FLAPS APPROACH.
6. GEAR DN.
7. Airspeed 181 KIAS maximum.
8. ICE & RAIN switches As required.
9. RECOG lights As required.
8-38. DESCENT - ARRIVAL.
Perform the following checks prior to the final
descent for landing.
1. Cabin pressurization Set. Adjust CABIN
CONTROLLER dial as required.
2. CABIN SIGNS switch As required.
3. ICE & RAIN switches As required.
4. WSHLD ANTI-ICE As required.
NOTE
Set windshield anti-ice to normal or high as
required well before descent into icing
conditions or into warm moist air to aid in
defogging. Turn off windshield anti-ice
when descent is completed to lower
altitudes and when heating is no longer
required. This will preclude possible wind-
screen distortions.
5. RECOG lights ON.
6. Radio altimeter As required.
7. Altimeters Set to current altimeter
setting.
8. TCAS Set as required.
9. Arrival briefing Complete. Refer to
Paragraph 8-68 for arrival briefing outline.
8-39. APPROACH.
1. HSI NAV SOURCE As required.
a. Ensure the correct navigational source
for the approach has been selected.
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2. TCAS Set as required.
8-40. BEFORE LANDING.
1. CABIN SIGNS switch BOTH.
2. PROP SYNC switch OFF.
3. AUTOFEATHER switch ARM.
4. BRAKE DEICE As required.
5. PROP levers As required.
NOTE
During approach, propellers should be set
at least to 1900 RPM to prevent glideslope
interference (ILS approach), provide better
power response during approach, and
minimize attitude change when advancing
propeller levers for landing.
6. FLAPS (below 199 KIAS) APPROACH.
7. GEAR (below 181 KIAS) DN.
8. LANDING/TAXI lights As required.
9. CONDITION levers HIGH IDLE.
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10. TCAS Set as required.
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