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AutoGyro Cavalon Pilot Operating Handbook (170 pages)
Rotax 915 IS
Brand:
AutoGyro
| Category:
Aircrafts
| Size: 5 MB
Table of Contents
Revision Log
6
Table of Contents
6
Intentionally Left Blank
14
Section 1 - General
16
Introduction
16
Certification
16
Performance Data and Operating Procedures
16
Definition of Terms
17
Important Note
17
Three-View of the Cavalon
18
Description
19
Technical Data
19
Rotor
19
Engine
20
Propeller
20
Unit Conversion
21
Abbreviations and Terminology
22
Table of Contents
25
Section 2 - Limitations
27
General
27
Environmental Limitations
28
Colour Code for Instrument Markings
29
Airspeed Limitations and Instrument Markings
30
Rotor Speed Limitations and Instrument Markings
30
Power Plant Limitations and Instrument Markings
31
Weight and Balance
33
Centre of Gravity (CG) Limits
33
Demonstrated Structural Load Factors
33
Flight Crew
34
Kinds of Operation
34
Fuel
35
Weight Limits
33
Approved Fuel Grades
35
Minimum Equipment
36
Fuel Tank Capacities
36
Minimum Equipment Day VFR
36
Placards
37
Operation with Leaded AVGAS Fuels
36
Unusable Fuel
36
Minimum Equipment Night VFR
37
Intentionally Left Blank
44
Section 3 - Emergency Procedures
46
Engine Failure
46
Air Restart Procedure
47
Landing into Trees or High Vegetation
48
Degradation of Engine Power
48
Evacuating the Aircraft
48
Smoke and Fire
48
Off-Field Landing
49
Flight Control Malfunction
49
Engine Power Control / Throttle
49
Rudder Malfunction
50
Rotor Head Control
50
Trim Runaway
50
Pitch Oscillation Recovery
51
Vibration
51
Other Equipment Failure
52
Door Open in Flight
54
Warning and Caution Lights
54
GEN (Orange) or Low Volt (Orange) Indicator Light
54
Low Volt
55
Fire (Red / if Installed)
55
Low Fuel (Red / if Installed)
55
Fuel P (Amber/ if Installed)
55
Pitot (Amber / if Installed)
56
Water Temperature Indication
56
Water Level Indication (Red)
56
Oil Pressure Indication (Red)
56
Clutch (Orange)
56
Engine Lane a or Lane B Warnings
56
Parameters out of Limits
57
Outside Air Temperature Temperature
57
Loss of Visibility
57
Rotor Icing
58
Landing with a Deflated Tyre
58
Failure of CSP/VPP Propeller (if Installed)
58
Alternative Method of Engine Shut-Down
59
Table of Contents
60
Section 4 - Normal Procedures
62
Airspeeds for Safe Operation
62
Preparation for Flight
62
Daily or Pre-Flight Checks
62
Before Boarding
66
Before Starting Engine
67
Starting Engine
67
Taxi and Run-Up
68
Take-Off Procedure
71
Take-Off Run
73
Climb
73
Cruise
74
Descent
74
Approach
74
Landing
75
Go-Around
75
After Landing
75
Engine Shut-Down
76
Parking
77
Special Procedure: Short Field Take-Off
77
Special Procedure: Slow Speed Sink and Recovery
78
Flight under Conditions of Precipitation
78
Flight with Doors Removed
78
Engine In-Flight Shut-Down and Air Restart
79
Dropping of Parachutists (Where Market Regulations Allow)
80
Personnel Requirements
80
Technical Requirements
80
Planning Prior to Drop of Parachutists
80
Drop Procedures
81
Noise Abatement
82
Intentionally Left Blank
84
Section 5 - Performance
86
Demonstrated Operating Temperature
86
Airspeed Correction
86
Height-Velocity Diagram
87
Speeds
88
Rate of Climb
88
Take-Off and Landing Data
88
Influence on Take-Off Distance and Climb Rate
90
Sink Rate and Glide Ratio
92
Additional Performance Data
92
Fuel Flow
92
Service Ceiling
92
Sound Exposure Level / Noise Characteristics
93
High Altitude Operation
93
Section 6 - Weight and Balance
96
General
96
Weight and Balance Record
96
Compliance with Weight and Balance
96
Lateral Centre of Gravity
96
Intentionally Left Blank
98
Section 7 - System Description
100
Introduction
100
Airframe and Undercarriage
100
Doors, Windows and Exits
100
Fuel System
101
Pneumatic System
101
Power Plant
103
Propeller
103
Rotor System
104
Vibration Damping
104
Flight Controls
104
Electrical System
107
Lighting System
109
Instrument Panel Lighting
109
Electrical Circuit Protection
110
Avionics
111
Instrument Panel
113
Cabin Fresh Air
121
Intercom
121
Pitot Static
122
Indicators and Sensors
122
Seats and Seatbelts
122
Stowage Capacity
123
Fire-Warning System
123
Table of Contents
124
Section 8 - Handling and Servicing
126
Maintenance Obligations
126
General
126
Ground Handling
127
Cleaning
127
Refuelling
127
Checking of Engine Oil Level
128
Checking of Engine Coolant Level
129
Tyre Pressure
129
Lubrication and Greasing
129
Replenishing of Fluids
130
Engine Air Filter
130
Propeller
130
Battery
130
Winter Operation
130
Engine Oil
130
Removal, Disassembly, Assembly and Installation of the Rotor
131
Removal of the Rotor System
131
Disassembly of the Rotor System
133
Assembly of the Rotor System
134
Installation of the Rotor System
135
Road Transport
136
Repairs
136
Section 9 - Supplements
138
Variable Pitch Propeller - Woodcomp KW-30
138
9-1.1 General
140
9-1.2 Limitations
140
9-1.3 Emergency Procedures
140
9-1.4 Normal Procedures
140
9-1.5 Performance
141
9-1.6 Weight and Balance
141
9-1.7 System Description
141
9-1.8 Handling and Servicing
142
Lights
143
9-2.1 General
143
9-2.2 Limitations
143
9-2.3 Emergency Procedures
143
9-2.4 Normal Procedures
143
9-2.5 Performance
143
9-2.6 Weight and Balance
143
9-2.7 System Description
143
9-2.8 Handling and Servicing
144
Gps/Moving Map Systems
145
9-3.1 General
145
9-3.2 through 9-3.6
145
9-3.7 System Description
145
9-3.8 Handling and Servicing
145
Fire Indication
147
9-4.1 General
147
9-4.2 Limitations
147
9-4.3 Emergency Procedures
147
9-4.4 through 9-4.9
147
ELT (Emergency Locator Transmitter)
149
9-6.1 General
149
9-6.2 Limitations
149
9-6.3 Emergency Procedures
149
9-6.4 Normal Procedures
149
9-6.5 through 9-6.6
149
9-6.7 System Description
149
9-6.8 Handling and Servicing
150
Removal/Installation of Doors
151
9-7.1 General
151
9-7.2 Limitations
151
9-7.3 Emergency Procedures
151
9-7.4 Normal Procedures
151
9-7.5 Performance
151
9-7.6 Weight and Balance
151
9-7.7 System Description
151
9-7.8 Handling and Servicing
152
Instructor Throttle Lever
153
9-8.1 General
153
9-8.7 System Description
153
9-8.8 Handling and Servicing
153
Alternative Rotor System 8.6 M
155
9-9.1 General
155
9-9.2 Limitations
155
9-9.3 Emergency Procedures
155
9-9.4 Normal Procedures
155
Performance
155
9-9.6 Weight and Balance
155
9-9.7 System Description
155
9-9.8 Handling and Servicing
155
Mobility Equipment
157
9-10.1 General
157
9-10.4 Normal Procedures
157
9-10.7 System Description
157
Handling and Servicing
158
Table of Contents
159
Section 10 - Safety Tips
161
Low-G Avoidance
161
Side Slip in Gyroplanes
161
Flying Low on Fuel Is Dangerous
162
Do Not Push the Envelope and Remain Easy on the Controls
162
Strobe Lights on - for Your Own and Other's Safety
162
Propellers and Rotors Can be Extremely Dangerous
162
Power Lines and Cables Are Deadly
162
Loss of Visibility Can be Fatal
162
Overconfidence Prevails in Accidents
163
Flying Low over Water Is very Hazardous
163
Conversion Pilots Constitute High Risk When Flying Gyroplanes
163
Beware of Demonstration or Initial Training Flights
164
Training Off-Field Simulated Engine Failures
164
Appendix
165
Operator Registration Form
165
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AutoGyro Cavalon Pilot Operating Handbook (140 pages)
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Brand:
AutoGyro
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Aircrafts
| Size: 2 MB
Table of Contents
Table of Contents
7
Intentionally Left Blank
13
General
15
Introduction
15
Certification
15
Performance Data and Operating Procedures
15
Definition of Terms
16
Important Note
16
Three-View of the Cavalon
17
Description
18
Technical Data
18
Rotor
18
Engine
19
Propeller
19
Unit Conversion
20
Abbreviations and Terminology
21
General
22
Table of Contents
23
General
25
Colour Code for Instrument Markings
26
Environmental Limitations
26
Airspeed Limitations and Instrument Markings
27
Rotor Speed Limitations and Instrument Markings
27
Power Plant Limitations and Instrument Markings
28
Weight and Balance
30
Weight Limits
30
Centre of Gravity (CG) Limits
30
Demonstrated Structural Load Factors
30
Flight Crew
31
Kinds of Operation
31
Fuel
32
Approved Fuel Grades
32
Minimum Equipment
33
Operation with Leaded AVGAS Fuels
33
Fuel Tank Capacities
33
Unusable Fuel
33
Placards
34
Intentionally Left Blank
37
Emergency Procedures
39
Engine Failure
39
Air Restart Procedure
40
Landing into Trees or High Vegetation
40
Degradation of Engine Power
41
Evacuating the Aircraft
41
Smoke and Fire
41
Off-Field Landing
42
Flight Control Malfunction
42
Engine Power Control / Throttle
42
Warning and Caution Lights
43
Rudder Malfunction
43
Rotor Head Control
43
GEN or Low Volt Indicator Light
43
Low Volt
44
BOOST WARN Light 'Boost' (Red) - Only ROTAX 914 UL
44
BOOST CAUTION Light 'Caution' (Orange) - Only ROTAX 914 UL
44
Fire (if Installed)
45
Low Fuel (if Installed)
45
Device (if Installed)
45
Fan
45
Water Temperature Indication (Water Temp. / if Installed)
45
Parameters out of Limits
46
Outside Air Temperature and Rotor Bearing Temperature
46
Loss of Visibility
46
Recovery System / Rotor System
46
Failure of CSP/VPP Propeller (if Installed)
47
Landing with a Deflated Tyre
47
Rotor Icing
47
Alternative Method of Engine Shut-Down
48
Table of Contents
49
Airspeeds for Safe Operation
51
Daily or Pre-Flight Checks
51
Normal Procedures
51
Preparation for Flight
51
Before Boarding
55
Before Starting Engine
55
Starting Engine
55
Take-Off Procedure
57
Taxi and Run-Up
57
Climb
59
Cruise
59
Take-Off Run
59
Approach
60
Descent
60
Landing
60
After Landing
61
Go-Around
61
Engine Shut-Down
62
Flight with Doors Removed
63
Parking
63
Special Procedure: Short Field Take-Off
63
Special Procedure: Slow Speed Sink and Recovery
63
Training Engine In-Flight Shut-Down and Air Restart
64
Noise Abatement
65
Intentionally Left Blank
67
Airspeed Correction
69
SECTION 5 - PERFORMANCE 5.1 Demonstrated Operating Temperature
69
Demonstrated Operating Temperature
69
Performance
69
Height-Velocity Diagram
70
Rate of Climb
71
Speeds
71
Take-Off and Landing Data
71
Influence on Take-Off Distance and Climb Rate
72
Additional Performance Data
74
Sink Rate and Glide Ratio
74
Sound Exposure Level / Noise Characteristics
74
Fuel Flow
74
Service Ceiling
74
Compliance with Weight and Balance
77
General
77
Lateral Centre of Gravity
77
Weight and Balance
77
Weight and Balance Record
77
Intentionally Left Blank
79
System Description
81
Introduction
81
Airframe and Undercarriage
81
Doors, Windows and Exits
81
Fuel System
81
Pneumatic System
83
Power Plant
84
Propeller
84
Rotor System
85
Vibration Damping
85
Flight Controls
85
Electrical System
87
Lighting System
88
Instrument Panel
88
Intercom
92
Pitot Static
92
Indicators and Sensors
92
Seats and Seatbelts
92
Stowage Capacity
92
Table of Contents
93
Handling and Servicing
95
Maintenance Obligations
95
General
95
Ground Handling
96
Cleaning
96
Refuelling
96
Checking of Engine Oil Level
97
Checking of Engine Coolant Level
97
Tire Pressure
97
Lubrication and Greasing
98
Replenishing of Fluids
98
Engine Air Filter
98
Propeller
98
Engine Oil
98
Engine Coolant
98
Battery
99
Winter Operation
99
Removal, Disassembly, Assembly and Installation of the Rotor
100
Removal of the Rotor System
100
Disassembly of the Rotor System
101
Assembly of the Rotor System
102
Installation of the Rotor System
102
Road Transport
103
Repairs
104
Intentionally Left Blank
125
Low-G Avoidance
127
Side Slip in Gyroplanes
127
Do Not Push the Envelope and Remain Easy on the Controls
128
Flying Low on Fuel Is Dangerous
128
Loss of Visibility Can be Fatal
128
Power Lines and Cables Are Deadly
128
Propellers and Rotors Can be Extremely Dangerous
128
Strobe Lights on - for Your Own and Other's Safety
128
Conversion Pilots Constitute High Risk When Flying Gyroplanes
129
Flying Low over Water Is very Hazardous
129
Overconfidence Prevails in Accidents
129
Beware of Demonstration or Initial Training Flights
130
Training Off-Field Simulated Engine Failures
130
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