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I N F O R M A T I O N M A N U A L

E X T R A 3 0 0 S

MANUFACTURER

EXTRA Flugzeugproduktions- und Vertriebs- GmbH

Flugplatz Dinslaken

46569 Hünxe, Federal Republic of Germany

TITLE PAGE

W A R N I N G

This is an Information Manual and may be used for general purposes only.

This Information Manual is not kept current.

It must not be used as a substitute for the official FAA Approved Pilot's Operating

Handbook required for operation of the airplane.

Table of Contents5
- Publication Guidance6
- Introduction7
- Notes7
- Warnings, Cautions and Notes8
- Log of Effective9
Table of Contents11
- 3-View Drawing13
- Description13
- Manufacturer13
- Specification of Class13
- Technical Data13
- Elevator14
- Horizontal Tail14
- Main Data14
- Rudder14
- Vertical Tail14
- Wing14
- Engine15
- Exhaust Systems (Optional)15
- Fuel15
- Oil15
- Propeller15
- Loading16
- Terminology16
- Secondary Terminology17
Table of Contents19
- Air Speed (Ias)21
- Cross-Wind Component21
- Engine21
  - Supplements21
- General21
- Engine Limitations22
- Fuel22
- Acrobatic Flight23
- Acrobatic Maneuvers23
- Normal Flight23
- Propeller23
- Weight and C.g. Envelope23
- Weight Limits23
- Acrobatic Flight24
- Acrobatic Flight25
- Aircraft Identity Placard25
  - Page Date: 20. September 2006 Page Date: 20. April25
- Kinds of Operational Limits25
- Load Factor25
- Markings and Placards25
- Maximum Operating Altitude25
- Normal Flight25
- Structual Temperature/Colour Limitation25
- Tire Pressure25
- Operating Placards26
- Instrument Markings29
- Kinds of Operation Equipment List30
- Noise Level31
Table of Contents33
- Introduction35
  - General35
  - General Behaviour in Emergency Situations35
- Airspeeds for Emergency Operation36
- Operational Checklist36
- Forced Landings37
  - Emergency Landing Without Engine Power37
  - Precautionary Landing with Engine Power37
- Fires38
- Icing39
  - Inadverted Icing Encounter39
- Unintentional Spin39
- Manual Bail-Out39
  - Normal Procedures39
- Emergency Exit after Turn over40
- Elevator Control Failure40
Table of Contents41
- General43
  - Airspeeds for Normal Operation43
    - Handling, Servicing and Maintenance43
  - Checklist and Procedures44
- Preflight Inspection44
  - Exterior Inspection Illustration44
  - General44
- Starting Procedures46
  - Cold Engines46
  - Hot Engines46
- Taxiing the Aircraft46
- Take-Off Procedure47
  - Before Take-Off47
  - Take-Off47
- Cruise47
  - Performance47
- Climb47
- Landing Procedures48
- Go-Around49
- Shutdown49
- Leaving the Aircraft49
- Acrobatic Maneuvers50
Table of Contents53
- Definitions of Terms55
- General55
- Performance Charts55
- Sample Problem55
- Isa Conversion57
- Airspeed Calibration58
- Stall Speed59
- Take-Off Performance60
- Rate of Climb Performance61
- Time to Climb, Fuel to Climb62
- Range and Endurance63
- Fuel Consumption64
- Cruise Performance65
- Landing Performance66
Weight and Balance and Equipment List67
- 6.1 General69
- 6.2 Aircraft Weighing Procedure71
- 6.4 Loading Weights and Moments75
  - Weights and Moment Limits75
- 6.5 Weights and Moment Limits76
  - Equipment List76
Description and Operation of Aircraft and Systems81
- The Aircraft83
- Fuselage83
- Empennage84
- Wings84
- Flight Control System85
- Instrumentation85
  - Instrument Panel86
- Landing Gear87
- Seats, Seat Belts87
- Canopy88
- Power Plant88
- Fuel System90
- Electrical System91
- Cabin Environment Control93
Table of Contents95
- Airplane Inspection Periods97
- Alterations or Repair97
- Introduction97
- Pilot Conducted Preventive Maintenance97
- Servicing97
- Ground Handling98
- Log of Effective Pages101
Table of Contents103
- Description of the System105
- Emergency Procedures105
- General105
- Limitations105
- Normal Procedures105
- Performance105
- Weight and Balance105
- Handling, Servicing and Maintenance106
Table of Contents107
- Description and Operation of the System109
- Emergency Procedures109
- General109
- Limitations109
- Normal Procedures109
- Performance109
- Weight and Balance109
- Handling, Servicing and Maintenance115
Table of Contents117
- General119
- Limitations119
- Emergency Procedures120
- Description and Operation of the System122
- Normal Procedures122
- Performance122
- Weight and Balance122
- Handling, Servicing and Maintenance123
Table of Contents125
- Emergency Procedures127
- General127
- Limitations127
- Normal Procedures127
- Descritpion of the System128
- Performance128
- Weight and Balance128
- Handling, Servicing and Maintenance129
Table of Contents131
- Emergency Procedures133
- General133
- Limitations133
- Normal Procedures133
- Description of the System134
- Performance134
- Weight and Balance134
- Handling, Servicing and Maintenance136
Table of Contents137
- Emergency Procedures139
- General139
- Limitations139
- Normal Procedures139
- Performance140
- Description of the System141
- Handling, Servicing and Maintenance141
- Weight and Balance141
Table of Contents143
- General145
- Limitations145
- Emergency Procedures146
- Normal Procedures146
- Performance147
- Description of the System149
- Handling, Servicing and Maintenance149
- Weight and Balance149
Table of Contents151
- General153
- Limitations153
- Emergency Procedures154
- Normal Procedures154
- Performance155
- Weight and Balance155
- Description of the System156
- Handling, Servicing and Maintenance157
Table of Contents159
- 912.1 General161
- 912.3 Emergency Procedures166
- 912.4 Normal Procedures166
- 912.2 Limitations166
Table of Contents167
- 913.1 General169
- 913.4 Normal Procedures174
- 913.2 Limitations174
- 913.3 Emergency Procedures174
Table of Contents175
- 914.1 General177
- 914.3 Emergency Procedures180
  - Emergency Procedures180
- 914.4 Normal Procedures180
- 914.2 Limitations180
  - Important Codes180
    - Normal Procedures180
    - Performance180
Table of Contents181
- General183
- Normal Procedures187
- Performance187
- Emergency Procedures187
  - Important Codes187
- Limitations187
Table of Contents189
- 916.1 General191
  - Code Selection191
  - General191
- 916.2 Limitations192
  - Reply Light192
  - Testing the KT 76A192
    - Limitations192
    - Emergency Procedure192
- 916.4 Normal Procedure193
  - Normal Procedure193
- 916.3 Emergency Procedure193
  - Squawk Ident193
    - Performance193
Table of Contents195
- General197
- Limitations201
- Emergency Procedures201
  - Failure Annunciation201
- Performance201
- Normal Procedures201
Table of Contents203
- General205
- Emergency Procedures207
  - Mode a Operation207
- Limitations207
- Performance208
- Normal Procedures208
  - Mode a and C Operation207
Table of Contents209
- General211
- Normal Procedures216
- Emergency Procedures216
  - Important Codes216
- Performance216
- Limitations216
Table of Contents217
- General219
- Limitations226
- Emergency Procedures226
  - Important Codes226
- Normal Procedures226
- Performance226
  - VFR Code Activation226

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Extra 300S Specifications

General

Manufacturer	Extra Flugzeugbau
Role	Aerobatic aircraft
Crew	1
Gross weight	950 kg (2, 094 lb)
Engine	Lycoming AEIO-540-L1B5
G-limits	+10/-10
First flight	1988
Power	300 hp (224 kW)
Maximum speed	407 km/h (253 mph)
Stall speed	104 km/h (65 mph)

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