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Document type : Aircraft serial number: Flight and operational manual Registration: T L ‐ 3 0 0 0 S I R I U S TL Ultralight s.r.o. Airport, building 84 503 41 Hradec Kralove Czech Republic Tel: +420 495 211 753 +420 495 218 910 Tel / Fax: +420 495 213 378 www.tl‐ultralight.cz ...
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Flight and operational manual TL 3000 SIRIUS 0 List of changes Bulletin Change, New page Execution date and Changed number amendment release or signature pages serial change date number Page 2 ...
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Flight and operational manual TL 3000 SIRIUS CONTENTS Section 1 General information 4‐10 Section 2 Operational limitations 11‐21 Section 3 Emergency procedures 22‐26 Section 4 Normal procedures 28‐34 Section 5 Performances 36‐39 Section 6 Weight and gravity centre position 41‐43 Section 7 Aircraft and its systems description 45‐49 Section 8 Operating, servicing and maintenance 51‐60 Section 9 Amendments 6 2 ‐63 ...
Flight and operational manual TL 3000 SIRIUS 1.1 Introduction This flight and operational manual produced by TL Ultralight is designed to introduce TL ‐3000 SIRIUS aircraft to its operator. It provides the basic usage information and operational procedures ensuring the most effective aircraft utilization by the operator. Each holder of this flight and operational manual and/or its parts is obliged to maintain it in updated state by implementation of amendments, revisions and changes as published in the bulletin through the following web‐page: http://tl‐ultralight.cz/en/bulletin/ Handwritten amendments and revisions of this manual are not allowed except ...
Flight and operational manual TL 3000 SIRIUS 1.2 Certification attest This aircraft has been approved by the Amateur Light Aircraft Association of the Czech Republic in accordance with the regulation “Ultralight Aircraft Airworthiness Requirements”. The type certificate Nr. ULL‐01/2010 was issued on April 1 , 2010. Page 6 ...
Flight and operational manual TL 3000 SIRIUS 1.3 Abbreviations and definitions The calibrated airspeed is the indicated airspeed corrected for the positional and instrumental error. The calibrated airspeed is equal to the real airspeed in the ISA at the see level. The indicated airspeed is the airspeed shown on the aircraft Pitot static speed indicating system with the scale that is adjusted to include the influence of the adiabatic stream coercibility at standard atmosphere zero altitude but not corrected for the speedometer system error. ...
Flight and operational manual TL 3000 SIRIUS 1.4 Warnings, cautions and notes This flight and operational manual provides the following definitions of warning, caution and note: WARNING: Overlooking an appropriate procedure leads to instant or significant flight safety decrease. CAUTION: Overlooking an appropriate procedure leads to short or long lasting minor flight safety decrease. NOTE: It notifies about a special point that is not directly related to the flight safety but is important or unusual 1.5 Technical data TL‐3000 Sirius ultra light aircraft is a two‐seat classical design high‐wing monoplane with the nose type undercarriage. The entire aircraft is built of the composite materials. ...
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Flight and operational manual TL 3000 SIRIUS Interposition 28 Landing 45 Horizontal tailplane Horizontal tailplane span 3.0 m Horizontal tailplane area 1.62 m Elevator angle Upwards 19,5 Downwards 11 Vertical tailplane Vertical tailplane area 1.45 m Rudder angle +/‐ 20 Undercarriage Main wheel‐spacing 2.17 ...
Flight and operational manual TL 3000 SIRIUS 2.1 Introduction Section 2 includes operational limitations, instruments markings, and basic placards (labels), necessary to ensure safe operating of the aircraft, its engine, standard systems and equipment. 2.2 Flight speeds Speed IAS(km/h) NOTE V NE Maximum never exceed Do not exceed this speed speed in any flight regime Maximum speed of horizontal Engine RPM 5400 per min flight at max. steady engine power Optimal cruising speed Engine RPM 4500 per min Design manoeuvring speed Above this speed use 1/3 ...
Flight and operational manual TL 3000 SIRIUS 2.3 Speed indicator markings Speed indicator markings and colour code significance are shown in the table: Value or range Marking Significance [IAS km/h] White Operating range with the elevated 58‐140 arch flaps Green Normal operational range. The upper 66‐200 limit is the maximum structural arch cruising speed Increased caution regime! Yellow 200‐253 Manoeuvres must be performed with arch caution and only in a calm atmosphere Radial red 230 Maximum speed in all flight phases line 2.4 Power plant Engine manufacturer: BOMBARDIER‐Rotax‐GmbH (Austria) ...
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Flight and operational manual TL 3000 SIRIUS Exhaust fume temperature: ‐ maximum starting 880 ºC (1620 ºF) ‐ maximum 850 ºC (1560 ºF) ‐ operating, at the distance of 800 ºC (1470 ºF) 70 mm from the cylinder Oil pressure: ‐ operating 2,0‐5,0 bar (29‐73 psi) over 3500 RPM ‐ minimum 0,8 bar (12 psi) under 3500 RPM ‐ maximum 7 bar (100 psi); max. pressure is short‐time tolerable during a cold engine start Fuel pressure: ‐ operating 0,15‐0,4 bar (2,2‐5,8 psi) ‐ maximum 0,4 bar (5,8 psi) Fuel: (European norm) EN 228 super min. EN 228 super min. 90 octanes 95 oct. Oil: According to API „SG“ or higher (Castrol GTX 3) ...
Flight and operational manual TL 3000 SIRIUS 2.8 Centre of gravity position Empty aircraft weight determined by weighing kg Instructions for aircraft centre of gravity determination from the diagram hereunder: 1) Subtract the centre of gravity position shift increment for each individual item (crew, luggage, fuel) on the graduated scale. 2) Sum up so determined increments and add them to the empty aircraft centring. 3) The total gives the aircraft centre of gravity position at the chosen payload of each item given in MAC % and must fit within the allowed centre of gravity position range. ...
Flight and operational manual TL 3000 SIRIUS 2.9 Approved turns This aircraft is approved for the ultra light category. Any turns necessary for the normal flight, stall training up to 30° stalling over the horizon and sharp turns u p t o 6O° tilt. WARNING: This aircraft category is allowed only for non‐acrobatic operations. Intended spins and drops are forbidden! 2.10 Flight multiples ...
Flight and operational manual TL 3000 SIRIUS WARNING: Watch the maximum take‐off weight of 472.5 kg 2.12 Types of operations The aviation regulations and aircraft equipment limit this aircraft operating only to the VFR flights during the daytime. WARNING: IFR flights and flights in the icing conditions are forbidden. This aircraft is minimally equipped with the following flight and navigation instruments – airspeed indicator, altimeter, compass, relative pitch indicator – and engine control instruments ‐ manometer, thermometer, tachometer a fuel level indicator for each fuel tank. 2.13 Fuel This aircraft is equipped with 2 fuel tanks; one tank in each wing. Each fuel tank volume is 65 litres. The total fuel volume is 130 litres. Minimum start fuel volume is 2x10 litres Inexhaustible volume 2x1litres Used fuel BA 95 Natural 2.14 Other restrictions It is forbidden to open the cabin door when airborne and smoke onboard.
Flight and operational manual TL 3000 SIRIUS 3.1 Introduction Section 3 provides the procedures and special processes in case of emergency that can occur. If the pre‐flight preparation and maintenance are properly conducted, the aircraft and engine emergency cases will be exceptional. To cope with emergency, the basic procedures described in this section can be executed. 3.2 Engine failure ...
Flight and operational manual TL 3000 SIRIUS 3.3 In‐flight engine restart 1. Speed glide at the speed of 140 km/h 2. Altitude min. 200m 3. Ignition 2 x switched on 4. Main switch switched on 5. Fuel level indicator check the fuel level 6. Fuel tap open Left or Right fuel tank 7. Gas lever set to ¼ of the throttle 8. Balancing as necessary 9. Starter push the starter button If the engine fails to restart, follow the procedure provided in the paragraph 3.2.2 3.4 Engine on fire, smoke in the cabin 3.4.1 A fire on the ground with the engine running 1. Fuel tap close 2. Gas lever full throttle 3. Ignition 2x switch off 4. Main switch switched off 5. Leave the aircraft and extinguish the fire ...
Flight and operational manual TL 3000 SIRIUS 3.5 Descending flight 1. Airspeed 140 km/h 2. Flaps closed 3.6 Emergency landing 3.6.1 Emergency landing 1. Emergency landing area suitable area selection 2. Wind direction and strength choose the optimal landing direction 3. Fuel tap close 4. Ignition switch off 5. Main switch switched off 6. Flaps as necessary 7. Balancing as necessary 8. Safety belts fasten 3.6.2 Landing with the damaged undercarriage 1. In case of main undercarriage leg failure, land on the undamaged leg side; hold the aircraft on this side above the ground as long as possible by using the elevators. 2. In case of nose gear damage hold the fuselage front elevated as long as possible. ...
Flight and operational manual TL 3000 SIRIUS WARNING: Intentional spins are forbidden! 3.8 Other emergency cases 3.8.1 Ultimate aircraft control loss 1. Activation handle pull 2. Safety belts fasten 3. Fuel tap close 4. Other switches Switch off In case that all previous procedures fail use the rescue system. In general, it is recommended to use the rescue system in case of ultimate aircraft control loss, for example in the event of its destruction. 3.8.2 Vibrations 1. Gas lever set the engine regime with the lowest vibration level 2. Landing at the closest airfield or emergency landing according to paragraph 3.6.1 3.8.3 Carburettor icing 1. Airspeed 140 km/h 2. Gas lever set to ¼ of the throttle 3. Icing area leave 4. After leaving the icing area, increase the engine power output gradually. If the engine power output loss still occurs, land at the closest airfield ...
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Flight and operational manual TL 3000 SIRIUS Section 4 Normal procedures 4.1 Introduction 28 4.2 Pre‐flight inspection 28 4.3 Normal procedures and action list 30 4.3.1 Cockpit post‐boarding actions 30 4.3.2 Pre‐start actions and starting up 31 4.3.3 Engine test 31 4.3.4 Taxiing 32 4.3.5 Pre‐takeoff actions 32 4.3.6 Take‐off 32 4.3.7 Climb 32 4.3.8 En route flight 33 ...
Flight and operational manual TL 3000 SIRIUS 4.1 Introduction Section 4 provides an action list and recommended procedures. 4.2 Pre‐flight inspection Execute the inspection systematically so that nothing is omitted. It is recommended to conduct inspection as shown in the picture and further according to the procedure hereunder. The inspection starts with the engine and continues clockwise around the aircraft. 1. Engine Dismount the engine cowling upper art Engine cowling inspection Engine bedding attachment status Fuel and electrical systems inspection Air and fuel filters inspection Page 28 ...
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Flight and operational manual TL 3000 SIRIUS Oil and cooling liquid cooler tightness inspection Sparkling plug tightness inspection Carburettor and suction silencer interconnection inspection Exhaust attachment status inspection Motor oil level inspection Expansion flask cooling liquid level inspection Fuel filter defecation Assemble engine cowling 2. Propeller: Attachment and blades status inspection Propeller cone attachment inspection In case the engine is cold, conduct several rotations in its rotation sense. WARNING: Rotate the propeller only when both ignition circuits and main switch are switched off 3. Undercarriage: Dismounting the aerodynamic cover lower part and nose gear inspection Inspection of the main undercarriage wheels self ‐fusing nut and the brake stirrup self ‐fusing nut above it and their paint securing Main undercarriage aerodynamic covers inspection Inspection of the atmospheric pressure of 25kPa (2.5 kp/cm ) in the ...
Flight and operational manual TL 3000 SIRIUS 6. Tail‐plane: Surface inspection Attachment inspection Tailplane and rudder swivel pins clearance inspection Trim tab controls inspection 7. Airframe left hand side: The same as for the airframe right hand side. 8. Left wing: The same as for the right wing Pitot tube – cleanliness of the openings 9. Cabin: Ignition – switched off Main switch – switched on Instruments inspection Steering correct function and clearance inspection Mutual flaps lifting inspection Cleanliness inspection Remove or fix the loose objects Safety belts inspection Door and locking inspection 4.3 Normal procedures and action list 4.3.1. Cockpit post‐boarding actions 1. Foot controls clearance inspection 2. Hand controls clearance inspection 3. Balancing freedom of action 4. Gas lever ...
Flight and operational manual TL 3000 SIRIUS NOTE: Release the flag‐fitted rescue system activation handle operational fuse – turn the handle towards both sides approximately 45° around the rotation axis and ensure there is a sliding contact between the handle and console casing 4.3.2 Pre‐start actions and starting up 1. Fuel tap open 2. Main switch switch on 3. Ignition 2x switch on 4. Instruments switch on 4. Gas lever idle run, eventually 10 % of power output 5. Balancing on the centre 6. Choke according to the engine temperature 7. Area in front of the propeller check clearance 8. Starter push 9. After start‐up idle run 10. Other instruments ...
Flight and operational manual TL 3000 SIRIUS Caution: Watch engine pressure and temperature; they must fall within the operating values at all points. 4.3.4 Taxiing 1. ICOM Radio station switch on Maximum speed 15 km/h. Execute the turns by the main undercarriage wheels braking. Caution: Never taxi with the door open, it could result in the door hinge damage. Caution: While taxiing and systematicly applied brakes could decrease the brake effectivity due to the hydraulic liquid overheating. 4.3.5 Pre‐takeoff actions 1. Brakes brake 2. Balancing on the centre 3. Flaps Level 1 – 10.5° 4. Instruments at operating values 5. Safety belts buckled and fastened 4.3.6 Take‐off 1. Brakes release 2. Gas lever smoothly to the maximum ...
Flight and operational manual TL 3000 SIRIUS 3. Balancing equilibrate 4. Instruments values checking 4.3.8 En route flight 1. Gas lever cruising regime 2. Balancing equilibrate WARNING: Do not execute sharp turns while flying at a low airspeed under 130 km/hour, Do not execute rapid aircraft controls motions while flying at a high airspeed above 150 km/hour and use maximum 1/3 of their scale. 4.3.9 Descend 1. Gas lever idle run 2. Balancing ...
Flight and operational manual TL 3000 SIRIUS 4.3.10.3 Actions for the final 1. Airspeed 120 km/h 2. Flaps grade 2 ‐ 28° 3. Balancing equilibrate Decision altitude 4. Airspeed 105 km/h 5. Flaps grade 3 ‐ 45° 4.3.11 Landing At the speed of 75 km/hour, touchdown with the main undercarriage. Hold the aircraft only on the main undercarriage by pulling as long as possible. The nose wheel will ground by itself at the speed of 60 km/hour. 4.3.12 Repeated landing 1. Gas lever full throttle 2. Flaps grade 1 – 10.5° 3. Balancing equilibrate 4. Airspeed 130 km/h ...
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Flight and operational manual TL 3000 SIRIUS Section 5 Performances 5.1 Introduction 5.2 Specified data 5.2.1 Airspeed indication system error correction 5.2.2 Stall speed 5.2.3 Take‐off 5.2.4 Landing 5.2.5 Climb 5.2.6 Cruising flight 5.2.7 Endurance 5.2.8 Wind effect during the take‐off and landing Page 35 ...
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Flight and operational manual TL 3000 SIRIUS 5.1 Introduction Section 5 provides the airspeed indication system calibration data, stall speed, performances and other information. The data contained in this section have been calculated from the results of aircraft and power plant flight tests conducted in a good technical status and using usual piloting techniques. If not specified otherwise, the performances presented in this section are valid for the aircraft maximum take‐off weight and calculated for the conditions of the International Standard Atmosphere (ISA). 5.2 Specified values 5.2.1 Airspeed indication system error correction IAS Landing ...
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Flight and operational manual TL 3000 SIRIUS 5.2.2 Stall speeds Engine Warning speed Stall speed Flaps Drop power IAS CAS position (km/h) (km/h) (km/h) (km/h) Closed Idle run Take‐off Idle run Horizontal ...
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Flight and operational manual TL 3000 SIRIUS 5.2.5 Climb Optimal climb speed (km/h) Rate of climb (m/s) 4,82 NOTE: The climb stated in the table above is valid in the sea level and International Standard Atmosphere conditions and for the specified runway type. 5.2.6 Cruising flight Regime Maximum Maximum Economical cruise permanen Take‐off Time limitation unlimited unlimited 5 minutes max. ...
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Flight and operational manual TL 3000 SIRIUS 5.2.8 Wind effect during the take‐off and landing Headwind 10 m/s Crosswind 5,5 m/s Tailwind 2 m/s Page 39 ...
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Flight and operational manual TL 3000 SIRIUS Section 6 Aircraft weight and centre of gravity position 6.1 Introduction 6.2 Centre of gravity positioning allowed range and 41 maximum take‐off weight 6.3 Empty aircraft centre of gravity determination 41 6.4 Required configuration aircraft centre of gravity 42 determination Page 40 ...
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Flight and operational manual TL 3000 SIRIUS 6.1 Introduction Section 6 includes the allowed centre of gravity positioning and weight ranges and centre of gravity position determination procedure allowing safe aircraft operating. 6.2 Centre of gravity positioning permitted range and maximum take‐off weight Aircraft maximum take‐off weight 472,5 (kg) Centre of gravity positioning permitted 22 – 32,5 range (% MAC) 6.3 Empty aircraft centre of gravity determination This paragraph defines the correct aircraft weighing procedure and empty aircraft centre of gravity position calculation. a = 840 mm b = 690 mm c = 35 mm ...
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Flight and operational manual TL 3000 SIRIUS 1. Empty the aircraft (fuel, luggage and other stuff) 2. Place the aircraft on a triad of scales situated under the nose and main landing gear wheels. Level the aircraft in the horizontal position into the flight position by using suitable supports inserted between the scale and wheel (i.e. the cabin bottom edge must be in the horizontal position). NOTE: If you use the supports inserted between the scale and wheel to level the aircraft into the position do not forget subtract their weight from the value indicated by the scale. 3. Read the G and G values from the scales (G represents ...
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Flight and operational manual TL 3000 SIRIUS 1. Determine the weight of the onboard items for the required configuration: G (crew weight), G (fuel weight), and G POS PAL ZAV (luggage weight in the luggage compartment) 2. Calculate the empty aircraft centre of gravity for the required configuration (by inserting the values derived from the step 1 a 2 into the formula) ...
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Flight and operational manual TL 3000 SIRIUS Section 7 Aircraft and aircraft systems description 7.1 Introduction 45 7.2 Airframe 45 7.2.1 Fuselage 45 7.2.2 Wing 45 7.2.3 Horizontal tail plane (VOP) 45 7.2.4 Vertical tail plane (SOP) 45 7.3 Cockpit controls – instrument board 46 7.4 Undercarriage 47 7.5 Steering 47 7.6 Seats and safety belts 48 7.7 Luggage compartment 48 7.8 Cockpit door 48 7.9 Power plant 48 7.10 Fuel system 48 7.11 Electrical system 49 7.12 Pitot ‐ static system 49 7.13 Rescue system ...
Flight and operational manual TL 3000 SIRIUS 7.1 Introduction Section 7 describes aircraft systems and operations 7.2 Airframe TL – 3000 Sirius aircraft is a two‐seat, strut type high‐wing, single‐engine monoplane with the nose type undercarriage. TL – 3000 Sirius airframe is an all composite shell structure. 7.2.1 Fuselage The fuselage is made as a pure sandwich shell structure with the struts. The power plant is placed in the front fuselage portion, and the cockpit with the seats next to each other is situated behind the engine wall. The luggage compartment is located behind the pilot seats. 7.2.2 Wing The wing is all composite with a single strut consisting of a metal tube and composite coating. It is designed as a two‐spar sandwich shell structure ...
Flight and operational manual TL 3000 SIRIUS Position Instrument name Position Instrument name number number Altimeter Starter button Airspeed indicator Switches and fuses EFIS D100 Fuel selector (three‐way) Skid indicator Choke control rod Radio Heating control rod ...
Flight and operational manual TL 3000 SIRIUS 7.6 Seats and safety belts The seats are removable and composed of an upholstered composite seat and backrest. The safety belts are four‐point central buckle. 7.7 Luggage compartment The luggage compartment is located behind the pilot seats and designed to accommodate maximum 25 kg of luggage. It is accessible from the pilot cockpit. In order to prevent a possible luggage intrusion into the cockpit, the luggage compartment is equipped with a removable net. 7.8 Cabin door The cabin door opens upwards. To remain in the closed position, the cabin door is equipped with a latch mechanism and secured with an independent espagnolette mechanism. To remain in the open position, they are supported by gas operated springs. ...
Flight and operational manual TL 3000 SIRIUS 7.11 Electrical system The electrical system uses the direct current voltage of 12V. The electrical system ensures functioning of the onboard instruments, flaps, radio station, and positional a landing lights. 7.12 Pitot‐static system The Pitot‐static system includes the Prandtl pipe located on the left wing lead edge and static pressure gauges on the fuselage aft part. Static and overall pressure duct is ensured by PE tubes. 7.13 Rescue system TL 3000 aircraft is equipped with the GRS 6/473 rescue system allowing saving the crew up to the speed of 310 km/h at the minimum altitude of 80 m ...
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Flight and operational manual TL 3000 SIRIUS Section 8 Aircraft operating, servicing and maintenance 8.1 Introduction 8.2 Periodical inspection 8.3 Airframe service life 8.4 Aircraft modifications and repairs 8.5 Aircraft ground servicing 8.6 Aircraft ground transport 8.7 Aircraft lubrication plan 8.8 Cleaning and care Page 50 ...
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Flight and operational manual TL 3000 SIRIUS 8.1 Introduction This section contains the correct aircraft ground handling and maintenance procedures recommended by the manufacturer. Defines the inspection and maintenance requirements to ensure the aircraft required performances and reliability. Conducting the inspections defined by the manufacturer constitutes one of the terms for the continued aircraft guarantee. ...
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Flight and operational manual TL 3000 SIRIUS a) every 1000 ± 10 hours 1000‐hour inspection Manufacturer service of service (evaluation of additional centre b) 5 years from the aircraft service life) production date c) 5 years after the last 1000‐hour inspection d) the date determined by the manufacturer according to his experience and actual status evaluation during the previous inspection Page 52 ...
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Flight and operational manual TL 3000 SIRIUS 8.2.2 Engine periodical inspections See the engine operating and maintenance manual published by the engine manufacturer. 8.2.3 Propeller periodical inspections See the operating and maintenance manual published by the propeller manufacturer. 8.3 Airframe service life The initial airframe life span is defined up to 8.000 hours or 5 years from the production date. It will be adjusted according to the operational experience and airframe actual status as determined during the manufacturer service centre inspection. 8.4 Aircraft modifications and repairs WARNING: It is necessary to contact the aircraft manufacturer before every aircraft modification as well as the LAA CR before each significant modification or repair (influencing airworthiness). CAUTION: If the modification influences the weight, it is necessary to perform a new weighing ...
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Flight and operational manual TL 3000 SIRIUS 8.4.2. Rivet connections repairs In case of rivet damage (loose or cut), it is necessary to remove the damaged rivet, check the connected surfaces for damage and install a new rivet. If the connection spots are damaged, it is necessary to change the connected parts or consult their repair with the aircraft producer. Use the rivets of the same quality and type when repairing. 8.4.3 Steering repairs Rods, ...
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Flight and operational manual TL 3000 SIRIUS 8.4.6. Engine repairs Any engine and its aggregates repairs can be performed only by the manufacturer service centre. 8.4.7. Electrical installation and instruments repairs The user is allowed to perform accumulator recharging, cleaning contacts and reconnecting disconnected connectors. Other electrical installation and instruments repairs can be performed only by the manufacturer service centre. 8.5 Aircraft ground servicing 8.5.1. Refuelling The manufacturer recommends a following safe aircraft refuelling procedure: ...
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Flight and operational manual TL 3000 SIRIUS When the fuel tank is full, take out the emptied funnel filler, screw the fuel tank lid back and lock it Wipe the aircraft surface thoroughly to dry out the fuel remnants 8.5.2 Parking When parking, place the aircraft into a hangar or other sheltered area with stable temperature, sufficient ventilation, low humidity and dust‐free environment. Fuel tap check – fuel closed Switches off check Rescue system interlocking check Close and lock the cabin door Chock off the wheels with chocks from both the front and behind Slip the blade covers on the propeller, slip a suitable cover on the Pitot tube Cover the cabin with a suitable cover CAUTION: In case of parking outside a hangar, it is necessary to anchor the aircraft according ...
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Flight and operational manual TL 3000 SIRIUS 8.5.4. Lifting the aircraft The aircraft can be lifted by these parts: The front fuselage portion can be lifted by pushing the rear fuselage portion downwards at the point in front of the keel surface. The front fuselage portion can be then supported under the designated fixtures on the engine bed. These support points are accessible after the lower power plant cowling removal. CAUTION: Chock off the wheels with chocks from both directions when supporting the aircraft in the described points. The rear portion of the fuselage can be lifted by holding the keel bulkhead area and pushing upwards. The rear fuselage portion can be then supported in the rear luggage compartment bulkhead. CAUTION: When lifting the fuselage rear portion, do not push the fuselage pivot point and rear fuselage cover. They are not designed to this purpose and could be damaged. The wing can be lifted by pushing the wing upwards at the main spar area. CAUTION: ...
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Flight and operational manual TL 3000 SIRIUS CAUTION: It is necessary to avoid excessive pressure effect on the airframe structure and propeller, especially on the wing tips, struts, empennage, etc. NOTE: Passing through the narrow places requires assistance by instructed personnel ensuring aircraft wing tips handling. 8.6.2. Aircraft assembly and disassembly for the land transport The aircraft can be transported on the land communications when loaded on a trailer. It is necessary to disassemble the aircraft beforehand. NOTE: The aircraft assembly and disassembly do not require a special qualification. NOTE: After cleaning off the grease, all connecting points must be again greased with grease. 8.6.2.1 Aircraft disassembly procedure Remove the centroplane interior roof cover and assembly openings covers Unscrew the aileron control rods bolts Disconnect the Pitot‐static system PE hoses Disconnect the wing electrical wiring Disconnect the wing fuel piping Disconnect and disassemble the connecting flap torsion drive in the fuselage Access the strut attachments by moving the aerodynamic fairings down the strut. Unscrew the main and auxiliary wing attachment and strut pins Take out the strut pins (the wing must be held by an assistant) Take out the main and support spar pins Push the wing out off the centroplane Page 58 ...
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Flight and operational manual TL 3000 SIRIUS CAUTION: While the wings are dismounted, ensure that the flap torsion drives are not turned. To prevent undesirable flap torsion drives turning, secure them. Disassemble the fuselage tail cone Disassemble the trim tab drive lead Disconnect the elevator rod Remove the tailplane hinge vertical bolt Take out the tailplane from the front hinges by pulling backwards 8.6.2.2 Aircraft assembly procedure The aircraft assembly procedure is identical with the disassembly procedure except that it is performed in vice versa order. WARNING: After the aircraft assembly, it is necessary to check the steering functions, flaps mutual synchronisation , electrical, fuel and other systems. 8.7 Aircraft lubrication plan To lubricate the engine, use only an engine manufacturer prescribed oil according ...
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Flight and operational manual TL 3000 SIRIUS 8.8 Cleaning and care This section describes the procedures for cleaning and servicing the aircraft components 8.8.1 Aircraft skin To wash the aircraft, use lukewarm water. The aircraft parts listed below must be washed and then dried out. To clean the flies, the car cleaning agents can be used. Conserve the aircraft with the car body cleaning and conservation agents roughly 1 time per month. Wait with the new aircraft first conservation approximately 1 month to let the new painting harden properly. Propeller blades and cone Wings and empennage Wing struts Undercarriage Engine cowling suction slots fuselage 8.8.2 Aircraft transparent parts Wash, dry out and polish the cabin glass parts, use only buckskin which must be often washed in a clean water. ...
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Flight and operational manual TL 3000 SIRIUS 9.1 Introduction This section contains the amendments necessary for safe and effective the aircraft operating and for the cases of aircraft equipping with different optional systems and equipment not provided within the standard aircraft configuration. 9.2 Inserted amendments list Date Name of the inserted amendment Page 62 ...
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