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Cirrus SR22

When you fly the Cirrus SR22, Headingstar's instruments mark its own speeds and limits: the airspeed arcs and V-speeds, the engine gauges' green arcs and red lines. Typical published figures; the aircraft's handbook is the reference.

Type
Piston single
Engine
Continental IO-550-N
Power
310 hp
Fuel
94.5 gal, 92 usable
Flaps
0° · 16° · 32°
Gear
Fixed
Max weight
3,600 lb
Cruise
183 kt
Ceiling
17,500 ft
Best glide
about 10.9 : 1
Parachute
Whole-aircraft parachute (CAPS)

Airspeed

020406080100120140160180200220240
Flaps (64–110 kt)Normal (74–176 kt)Caution (176–205 kt)Never exceed (205 kt)
SpeedKIAS
VsoStall, flaps down64
Vs1Stall, clean74
VrRotation73
VxBest angle of climb88
VyBest rate of climb108
VgBest glide92
VfeFlaps extended, full110
VfeFlaps extended, first notch150
VnoMaximum structural cruising176
VneNever exceed (red line)205

The PFDs mark Vr, Vx, Vy and Vg on the airspeed tape; the round airspeed indicator draws the arcs, the red line.

Engine

The markings on the engine gauges:

TachometerRPM
Green 500–2,700Red above 2,700
Manifold pressureinHg
Green 15–29.6Red above 29.6
Oil pressurepsi
Green 30–60Yellow 10–30Yellow 60–100Red below 10Red above 100
Oil temperature°F
Green 100–240Red above 240
Fuel flowgal/h
Green 0–26
Fuel pressurepsi
Green 4.5–15
CHT°F
Green 200–420Yellow 420–460Red above 460
VoltsV
Green 24–32Red below 24Red above 32

Unusable fuel: 1.25 gal a tank, as the fuel gauges' red line.

In the simulator

The Hub uses this profile when the simulator's aircraft title contains SR22. The rules are tried in order, so the first that matches wins. To use another profile, set the device's ENGINE in the Hub to it instead of auto.

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