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TAKE-OFF (Normal)
Control Stick – half way between neutral and aft
Throttle – smoothly FULL OPEN
Stabilator Control –
RAISE NOSE just clear of ground, release
back pressure on stick as required
Rotate – LIFT OFF 50-55 kts CAS
Climb – 75 kts CAS
Flaps – UP
Trim – AS REQUIRED to hold desired airspeed
During crosswind conditions, place the control stick into the
wind (up wind aileron UP) and raise the nose just clear of
the ground as early in the take-off roll as possible to
improve rudder authority and prevent drifting or premature
lift-off. When taking off with a left crosswind and full power,
right rudder is a limiting factor.
TAKE-OFF (Obstacle)
During an obstacle take-off, use the normal take-off
procedures with the following exceptions:
Flaps – 1
st
DETENT
Hold Brakes – until application of full power
Lift –Off – 50 to 55 kts CAS
Climb – 60 kts (best angle of climb) until clear of
obstacle
RV-12 PILOT'S OPERATING HANDBOOK
Date:12/03/14
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