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General| Manufacturer | Flying Machines |
|---|---|
| Model | FM250 VAMPIRE |
| Horsepower | 100 hp |
| Maximum Takeoff Weight | 472.5 kg |
| Stall Speed | 65 km/h |
| Range | 1, 000 km |
| Seating Capacity | 2 |
| Construction Material | Composite |
| Cruise Speed | 220 km/h |
| Service Ceiling | 4, 000 m |
| Engine | Rotax 912 ULS |
Introduces the FM-250 Vampire, its purpose, and key specifications.
Details the airframe, fuel system, engine, landing gear, and controls.
Explains the procedure for weighing the airplane to determine the center of gravity.
Covers airspeed indicator markings, operating speeds, and never-exceed speeds.
Details maximum weights, load factors, and engine operating temperature and RPM limits.
Outlines restrictions on altitude, weather conditions, and permissible traffic types.
Specifies prohibited maneuvers and other operational restrictions for the aircraft.
Lists pre-flight checks for aircraft components and the procedure for starting the engine.
Covers operational procedures for takeoff, climb, cruise, descent, and landing phases.
Details shutdown procedures and the required after-flight inspection checks.
Provides guidance for flying in crosswind conditions and turbulent air.
Step-by-step instructions for engine failure during takeoff, flight, and airstart attempts.
Procedures for handling engine fires, cabin fires, fumes, smoke, and unusual vibrations.
Covers actions for landing gear failures and precautionary landing procedures.
Explains how and when to use the parachute system for emergency situations.
Lists stall speeds, cruise speed, and never-exceed speed for the aircraft.
Provides data on takeoff/landing distances, rate of climb, and the aircraft's flying range.
Instructions for securing the aircraft when parked, anchoring, and rigging/de-rigging.
Details cleaning guidelines and the safe procedure for filling the fuel tank.
Discusses the service life of the airframe, engine, and propeller, plus general maintenance.
Covers lubrication points, wheel disassembly, and tire repair procedures.
Outlines periodic inspection requirements at various hour intervals.
Details inspection of electrical systems, connectors, battery, and spark plug gap.
Covers repairs for screws, rivet joints, and the flight control system.
Details repair procedures for the airframe, fuel system, engine, and electrical systems.
Details the procedures and schedules for engine oil changes, filter replacement, and spark plug service.
Covers fuel/coolant specifications, engine inspection intervals, and rubber parts replacement.
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