POH R44 Incl Emergency Checks Flashcards

(136 cards)

1
Q

Power Fail >500’
(9)

A

1) Lower Collective & control yaw
2) Glide 70kts
3) Adjust Collective 97-108% RPM
4) Ldg Spot
5) Consider Restart
6) If not- Sw off unnecessary sw & Fuel Valve
(<500’ Don’t consider restart & keep speed)
7) 40’ Flare
8) 8’ Forward Cyclic Level Ship -
9) Raise Collective just before TD
(For <8’. Yaw & Settle then)

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Engine Fire During Start

A

Crank & try start
If Starts run 60-70% for short time
Fuel Mix Off
Fuel Valve Off
Battery Off
Brake if time
Exit

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Engine Fire in Flight

A

** Enter AR **
** Cabin heat off if time, Vent on **

If Engine Running -
Norm Ldg then-
Mix Off
Fuel Valve Off

If Eng Stopped-
Fuel Valve Off
AR

Batt Off
Brake if time
Exit

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Electrical Fire in Flight

A

** Batt & Alt Off **
Open vents
Land Immediately

Fuel - Mix & Valve Off
Brake if time
Exit

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Tacho Fail

A

Use remaining tacho to monitor RPM
Allow governor to control RPM
Land as soon as practical

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Q

Oil Warning

A

Indicates loss eng power or oil P
Check 1) Oil P gauges & 2) Oil T
If P Loss confirmed
Land Immediately

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Q

MR Temp

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Indicates excessive T Main Rotor Gear Box
Land as soon as Practical
If secondary indication then Land Immediately

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MR Chip

A

Metallic particles in MR gearbox
Land as soon as Practical

IF External indications. Land Immediately

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9
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TR Chip

A

Metallic particles in Tail Rotor
Land as soon as Practical
If external indications. Land Immediately

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10
Q

Low Fuel

A

10 mins left
3USG left

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11
Q

Clutch

A

Briefly is ok
>10s
Pull clutch cb
Land as Soon as Practical
Other indications- reduce power, Land Immediately

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12
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ALT

A

Turn off nonessential
Turn Alt sw off & on
If lt stays on, land as soon as practical

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13
Q

Starter on

A

Pull mix & Master sw off

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14
Q

Full throttle Warning

A

LOWER collective to extinguish

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15
Q

Low RPM
Include what causes it

A

Rotor Speed <97%
Roll throttle on
LOWER collective
Aft cyclic

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16
Q

Limitations
Instruments
Red
Red Hatch
Yellow

A

Red Operating Limit
Red Hatch Power off Vne
Yellow Precautionary or Special Proc Range

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17
Q

Vne

A

130 - 2,200lbs TOGW and Below
120 - Over 2,200lbs
110 - Do Not Exceed except in Smooth Air
100 - Doors Off / Power above MCP / Power off Vne
60-70 - Turbulence
70 - Autorotation

For Vne reductions see placard

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18
Q

Max Speed if Power Above MCP
Or if Doors are removed

A

100kias

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19
Q

Rotor Speed
Power On

A

101-102%

(R44s showing green arc 99-102%, can do 99%

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20
Q

Rotor Speed
Power Off

A

90-108%
Transient at lower ok

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21
Q

Power Plant
Engine speed %
Max
Max Transient

A

102%
105%
(Works PT 2 to 5)

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22
Q

Power Plant
Cylinder Head Max T
Oil T max

A

260C (Too sexy head) / 500F
118C (oily legs w snake) / 245F

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23
Q

Power Plant
Oil Q

A

7-9USQ

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24
Q

Weight Limits
Max Gross
Min Gross

A

2,400lbs
1,550lb

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Weight Max per seat Baggage
300lb 50lb
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C of G Datum position
100” forward of main rotor shaft
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Weights Min for solo pilot
150lb
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Max Operating Alt
Density Alt 14,000’ AGL 9,000’ to allow landing in 5 minutes in case of fire Burn thro wall - engine to cabin
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Fuel Used at School
100LL Blue Avgas
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Fuel Capacity Useable/Total With Bladders Main Aux Total
29.5USG +1 17USG + .2 46.5
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Carb Icing Yellow Arc on Dial
-19C to +3C (3mins past 7pm yellow time)
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Definition CAT CHT
Carburetor Air T Cylinder Head T
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Balance Moment=
Weight of item multiplied by its arm
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Balance Definition Standard Empty Weight Basic Empty Weight
Standard- Heli Including unusable fuel, fluids, full Oil (Standard out of the box!) Basic- Standard Empty Weight plus installed operational equipment (basic as customer wanted!)
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Temperature F= formula And Shortcut
F= 9/5 (C) + 32 Shortcut F=2C+32
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Immediately After Start memory
Starter Light Out Oil Pressure in 30s in Green All Switches On Clutch and Stopwatch Engine 50-60% Blades turn (5s… ish)
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Radio Frequencies CYND
Gatineau Ground Advisory 122.6 Gatineau Radio 122.3 Traffic Advisory 126.7 Same but directly North of Gatineau 123.35
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Dim Length Heli “ & m
459” 11.66m
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Dim Total Height “ & m
129” 3.28 m
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Dim Radius Blade “ & m
198” 5 m
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Voltage R44
28V
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Hover Checks
Skids Free Controls Working CofG in Limits Warning Lights Out Gauges in the Green MaP Area traffic wind
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Engine
Lycoming O 540 F1 B1 6 Cylinder Horizontally Opposed Direct Drive, Air Cooled Carbureted, Normally Aspirated 260BHP at 2800rpm
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Fuel Flow Ticks Main & Aux Endurance & Reserves Min
15USG/hr Main Ticks every 30 minutes Aux Tank Ticks every 15min Endurance 3 hours 20 mins needed for Reserve
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Vy V Max Range V Autorotation
55 100 70
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Dimensions Width (skids) “ & m
86” 2.18m
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BHP De-Rated
225 TOP 205 Max Con
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Max Weight
2,400lb
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Oil Used in School
W15W-50
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Before Liftoff (13)
Doors & s/b Governor & Hydraulics RPM (101-102% Rotor) W Lts Out Gauges in the Green Fuel in hours Nav / Ldg Lts Carb Heat Closed Radio Preset & Baro *2 Area, Traffic & wind
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After Take Off (5) 500’ AGL Standard checks
MaP Warning Lights Gauges Carb Heat Traffic, Area, Wind
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On Takeoff to Accelerate
Traffic & Area Airspeed Alive 45kts Positive Climb Altimeter Alive
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Approach 8
W Lights out Gauges Green, Fuel (in hours) Nav / Landing lights Carb H, Radio setup & Baro *2 Traffic, Area & Wind
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Autorotation Minimum Rate of Descent Kts / % / ‘/min / ratio
55kts/90%/ 1350’/min / 4:1 (55 don’t wanna go down so stay top of 5’s) *airspeed 55 KIAS *rotor RPM 90% *minimum rate of descent possible is about 1350 ft per minute *Ratio 4:1 or 1 nm per 1500 ft AGL 97% below 500’
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Autorotation Maximum Glide Configuration Kts / % / ratio
90kts/90% / 4.7:1 *airspeed 90 KIAS *rotor RPM 90% *best glide ratio 4.7:1 1 nm per 1300 ft AGL Minimum 97% below 500’
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Stuck Pedal
Stabilizer Works at 70kts At 60kts identify power to maintain S&L flight >17” MaP - Left yaw - use collective to yaw On landing control yaw with collective If left yaw- raise collective Pump collective to lose height Yaw right - throttle off Yaw left - pump
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Mayday call format
M M M Ident *3 Nature Intentions T- Position- Location, Alt, Speed, Direction, AND Souls Onboard Ident*1
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How many feet in a Mile?
1 mile is 5,280’
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How many feet in a nm
6,076’
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Rotor Diameter In feet
33’
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Engine Cooling
Direct Drive Squirrel Cage Blower
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ISA
29.92” of mercury SL 15C 1.98C/1000’
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Density Altitude
Pressure Alt corrected for T
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Pressure Altitude
Alt indicated when 29.92” set
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Where MaP measured at
Engine Intake Manifold
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TOP means & Time
Take Off Power 5 minutes
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Critical Altitude
Alt at which full throttle produces max allowable power (MCP or TOP)
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Mayday Definition
GRAVE AND IMMINENT DANGER Life threatening & Imm assist required A situation where safety is being threatened by grave and imminent danger and requires immediate assistance.
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Pan Definition
THREAT TO SAFETY but not require Imm assist A situation where the safety of an aircraft or other vehicle, or of some person on board or within sight is threatened, but does not require immediate assistance.
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1nm cf sm
1nm = 1sm + 15%
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Do not exceed …. Except in smooth air
110
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Indications of an Engine Failure (4)
Change in noise Nose Left Yaw Oil pressure light Decreasing engine RPM
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Indication of Drive System Failure (3)
Unusual noise or vibration Nose right or left yaw Decreasing rotor RPM while Engine RPM is increasing
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Water landing power off
If time permits unlatch doors Lateral cyclic to stop rotors
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Water Landing power on
Hover Unlatch doors Passengers exit Move Sw battery off Roll throttle off overtravel spring Level & full collective as contact water Lateral cyclic stop rotors
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Loss Tail Rotor in Forward Flight Including indication
Indication - Nose RIGHT Yaw 1) AR 2) >=70 3) Select landing site, roll throttle off into overtravel spring, AR landing (If no landing site- may be ok 70 vert stabiliser may permit controlled flight, however prior reduce speed, enter full AR)
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Loss Tail Rotor in Hover
Imm roll Throttle off into overtravel spring Settle Raise collective just before t/d
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Headset fail
No Low RPM Horn Land as soon as practical
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What’s lost if battery & Alternator off
Governor & Low RPM Horn
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Hydraulic sys fail
Verify sw on If not restored, sw off Land as Soon as Practical
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Governor Fail
Grip throttle firmly & sw off governor Complete flight manual throttle control
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What’s Low RPM light mean What Do
Indicates rotor speed below 97% Imm lower collective Roll throttle on & in forward flight aft cyclic
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Signs of an engine failure (4)
Change noise level Nose Left Yaw Oil Pressure Light Decreasing Engine RPM
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Signs of Drive System Failure (3)
Unusual noise or vibration Nose left or right Yaw Decreasing rotor RPM while Engine RPM Increasing
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If Lower Collective High Speed which way do you need to move Cyclic?
Aft Nb- don’t apply aft cyclic during touchdown!
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For rough guide Fuel Gauges vs Flying Time Full Very Approximately
46 USG About 3 hours 180 mins
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For rough guide Fuel Gauges vs Flying Time Very Approximately 3/4 Full
35 USG 2hr 15 135 mins
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For rough guide Fuel Gauges vs Flying Time Very Approximately 1/2 Full
23 USG 1hr 30 90 mins
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For rough guide Fuel Gauges vs Flying Time Very Approximately 1/4 Full
11USG 45 mins
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Autorotation Basics
Lower Collective (right foot & aft cyclic) 70kts 97-108% Rotor RPM Landing Spot Restart Fuel Valve 40’ Flare 8’ Level Raise Collective
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Cruise Checks - Thomas is good (10)
RPM (Rotor & Engine) MAP Warning Lights out Gauges in the Green Fuel check Lights Carb Heat (Gauge and Needed) Baro Set *2 / Radio Preset Traffic, Area & Wind
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W & B Male / Female Pax standard weights Plus addition for winter
Male 206 Female 172 Plus 6 for winter
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Need for Vertical t/o extra Manifold Pressure
3”
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AR Max Glide Kts/ % 1nm / ?’ Ratio <500’
90kts / 90% 1nm / 1300’ 4.7/1 Once below 500’ 97%
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AR Min Rate Kts / % Ratio 1nm / ?’ Min rate ‘/min <500’
55kts / 90% 4:1 1nm/ 1500’ Min rate possible 1350’/min Once below 500’ 97%
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Self check when on Approach Mention
Me only- 500’ AGL Last set of checks
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PA about circuit D/w speed, Approach v, RoD on Approach
Circuit 80, approach 65 500’ 50kts 400’ 40kts 300’ 30kts Etc Aim and land at point. Don’t expect to hover taxi Rem less than 300’/m below 30kts
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What happens on takeoff from hover
Flapback 8-15kts. RHS lift but gyro makes tip back Induced Flow. A/c pitches right. Back has small AoA front larger AoA. Gyro lifts left
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What happens on takeoff from hover
Flapback 8-15kts. RHS lift but gyro makes tip back Induced Flow. A/c pitches right. Back has small AoA front larger AoA. Gyro lifts left
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Out of position here but Name taxiways from 27 td Think in head of map
B D A E
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Radio Calls Initial call for ‘complete’ departure
122.6 “Gatineau Ground Advisory, R44 FYRO”…. Hello “FYRO (Location) On Main Ramp, We will be doing an E bound departure climbing 1200’ Departing from the ramp staying South of the runway axis at all times” “Tr & Altimeter & rw - Report ready- or -call GRadio” No if just on field by C etc then may not give squawk, runway or Baro till depart later
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Radio Calls Initial call for Circuits
122.6 “Gatineau Ground Advisory, R44 FYRO”…. Hello go ahead “FYRO (Location) On Main Ramp We would like to do circuits”……. Alt setting & Tr code & ?runway……. “We will be taking position via A, FYRO” ..…. “FYRO Holding short of 27 on A”….. “Contact Gatineau Radio 122.3”….. “Gatineau Radio, R44 FYRO, holding short 27 at A, ready for departure” ……. “Copy traffic, Taking position 27, FYRO”
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Frequency Traffic Advisory East North West Training Area North Gatineau Training Area
126.7 123.45 123.35
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Power failure 8’-500’
Lower Collective Immediately (control yaw) RPM 97-108% (full down if can’t get over 97% if light) Maintain airspeed until ground approaching then cyclic flare to reduce RoD & speed At 8’ forward cyclic to level ship & raise collective just before t/d to cushion landing
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Power Failure Below 8’
Apply right pedal Allow a/c to settle Raise collective just before t/d to cushion landing
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Air Restart
Mix rich Throttle closed then crack slightly Actuate Starter with Left Hand
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Speeds Above 2,200lbs
120
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Speeds Below 2,200lbs
130
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Speeds Don’t exceed except in smooth air
110kts
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Speeds What’s reasons for max 100kts? (3)
Doors off Power above MCP Power off Vne
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Speeds Turbulence
60-70kts
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Speeds AR
70kts
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Carb Heat Expected at
-4C to +30C if Dew Pt & Temp within 15C
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Basic Structure
Welded steel tubing and riveted aluminium sheets Tail one is a monocoque structure In which skin carries most primary loads
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Cabin Structure
Fiberglass & thermoplastics
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Rotor blades made of Bearings lubrication
Each blade thick stainless steel spar. With honeycomb behind Coning & teeter HINGES use Self lubricated bearings
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Tail rotor made from
All metal blades Aluminium skins
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What is the Drive System
Vee belt sheave
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Main gear box contains
A single stage spiral bevel gear set Splash lubricated
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Hydraulic System Do…. Consists of…. (4)
(Eliminate cyclic and collective feedback forces) Pump, 3 servos, reservoir, and interconnection lines.
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Note about hydraulics electrics & switch
Electrical power is required to switch hydraulics off Pulling cb only disables switch
122
If switch off battery and alternator, what still works?
Tachometers as long as clutch switch engaged Do not stow helicopter with clutch sw engages- discharge battery
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What’s the high rotor rpm set off at what rpm
108%
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ELT details Switch’s G Manual or automatic
Switch on unit and in cockpit 3-4 G Automatic
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Main Rotor Articulation
Free to teeter and cone rigid inplane
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Drive System Engine to upper sheave Upper sheave to drive line Drive to rotors
Engine to Upper Sheave- four double vee-belts Upper sheave to drive line- sprag-type overrunning clutch Drive line to main & tail rotor- spiral-bevel gears
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What need for dispatch Mentioned in manual 5
Alternator RPM governor Low rotor RPM warning system OAT gauge Hydraulic system
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Flight prohibited with what selected off? Exceptions
Governor Except inflight system malfunction or emergency training
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Prohibited maneovres 2
Aeros Low G pushovers (apply after cyclic to recover)
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Need for night flying 4+1 note
Landing lights Nav lights Instruments Anti collision lights (Orientation must be by observation of ground or ground lights)
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Oil P green arc
55-95 psi ( pressure in retired!)
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Oil T green arc
24-118C 75-245F
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CHT green arc
93-260C 200-500F
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Definition Land Immediately
Land on nearest clear area Where a safe normal landing can be performed
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Definition Land as soon as practical
Landing site is at pilots discretion Based on nature of problem and available landing areas Flight beyond nearest airport is not recommended
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Rotor mounting- Blades to hub Hub to shaft
All metal blades mounted to the hub by CONING HINGES The hub mounted to the shaft by a TEETER HINGES Coning & teeter hinges use Self lubricated bearings