Introduction - Sirius Satellite Radio TL-3000 Pilot Operating Handbook

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Pilot Operating Handbook

Section 1

TL3000

General Information

Sirius

Notice! The information contained in this document is for reference and information only.

The pilot is the final and only responsible authority for the safe operation of this aircraft.

INTRODUCTION

This manual is organized to conform to the ASTM F2746 Standard Specification for

Pilot's Operating Handbook (POH). A copy of this POH is issued with each

aircraft and must remain in the aircraft and available to the pilot during flight.

All pilots of this aircraft must read and understand the operation and limitations of

this aircraft design. As such, many items are added as narrative information to

assist them in clearly understanding what is required and in most cases help in

achieving the necessary performance. The POH does not intend to and cannot

replace properly qualified ground or in-flight instruction by an FAA certified flight

instructor. (CFI)

Maintenance and operation of major components, engine, and aircraft parachute

system, propeller, avionics or other installed equipment is provided in the

appropriate manufacturer manuals which are included with the aircraft. The

appropriate manufacturer's manual takes precedence over any conflict in this POH.

The Sirius has a high cruising speed and may traverse very different weather

conditions during a single flight. The pilot is responsible for the safe flight of the

aircraft and should be prepared to avoid any meteorological conditions which will

endanger the occupants, the aircraft or both.

Section 1 provides general information and descriptive figures relevant to the aircraft

and the engine. It also contains certain definitions of aeronautical terms, ASTM

Design and Performance standards and commonly used abbreviations.

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Reproduction of this document or any of its parts is forbidden.

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