Nice post! Here is my stab at the questions.

1. Raise to 3bb. With such a high FTS% from both blinds, trying to steal even if you give up on any raise/call is profitable (+EV by about 1.3bb per attempt).

2. Raise to 6bb. You like your hand, especially against the fish. If you get 2 callers, the pot will already be about 20bb, making it easy to stack at least one of them if you hit your TPTK. Just be careful of the nits.

3. Raise strongly, which will isolate him and cause him to commit more money preflop. Then cbet him with ATC to steal his preflop investment. If he plays back, only continue with very strong hands.

4. False. You don't want to play trash, but some hands that have great implied odds will be behind his calling range (for example, 22).

5. Raise to 7bb. If the passive fish calls, you can control the pot. If the maniac calls and you hit your hand, the flop pot will be large enough that he will stack himself by bluffing his money away or calling your bets.

6. Raise to 18bb. We are way ahead of his range and there is a good chance that he's tilting, so will call with anything or even 4bet us. We would love to get all of the money in immediately.

7. If they are fit or fold postflop, raise more pre and then steal postflop. If they are too stationy postflop, raise a little more so that you can get more money in when you have a hand. If they are maniacs/spewy, you don't need to raise any more, because it is more likely they will call raises or raise you at some point in the hand.

8. Raise to 3bb as a pure steal. Get out of the hand if you encounter any resistance. With such high FTS%, it's profitable with ATC unless they adjust.

9. If the villains are not going to notice, you can raise the top of your range more and the bottom of your range less. Then, if they 3bet you, you can call with your value range and make it easier to win their stack since the pot is already bloated on the flop.

10. 9200bb deep? Raise him whatever is the maximum you think he will call, up to 200bb. If you can get him to call 200bb preflop, then you can stack off with 3 pot sized raises.