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Lists modifications applicable to the ASTIR CS glider variant.
Lists modifications applicable to ASTIR CS 77 and CS Jeans variants.
Defines maximum permitted, maneuvering, winch, and aerotow speeds.
Describes the color-coded sectors and lines on the airspeed indicator.
Lists empty weight, maximum weight with/without water ballast, and non-lifting parts.
Outlines conditions and limitations for cloud flying and basic aerobatic maneuvers.
Specifies the glider's airworthiness certification group classification.
Details the forward and rearward limits for the aircraft's center of gravity.
Defines the center of gravity limits relevant to loading configurations.
States the maximum permissible weight for the aircraft during flight.
Lists the various maximum speeds permitted under different flight conditions.
Specifies the minimum and maximum cockpit load including pilot and parachute.
Details information presented on the placard located at the main wheel door.
Details how indicated airspeed relates to calibrated airspeed, including error sources.
Describes the procedure and safety precautions for launching using a winch.
Details the process and safety considerations for launching via aerotow.
Explains the procedure for adjusting the rudder control pedals for pilot comfort.
Instructions for opening, closing, and jettisoning the aircraft canopy.
Procedures for operating and securing the retractable landing gear.
Guidance on the use and effect of the airbrakes during flight.
Details the operation and location of the wheelbrake lever.
Explains the function and operation of the aircraft's trim control.
Describes procedures and effects of flying the glider with water ballast.
Explains how the glider behaves during a stall and stall warning indications.
Provides guidance on flying the glider at its higher permitted speed ranges.
Details the recommended procedures for approaching and landing the glider.
Describes the use of sideslip as a landing aid and its control.
Discusses the effect of rain and wet surfaces on flight characteristics.
Lists permitted aerobatic maneuvers and their entry velocities.
Explains how to enter, recover from, and the characteristics of a spin.
Describes the sequence for safely exiting the cockpit in an emergency.
Specifies the minimum equipment and conditions for flying in clouds.
Lists essential equipment required for specific flight operations.
Detailed steps for attaching the glider wings to the fuselage.
Explanation of the lock ring mechanism for securing the wings.
Instructions for connecting the flight control linkages.
Procedure for mounting and securing the horizontal tailplane.
Essential safety checks to perform after the glider has been rigged.
Critical pre-flight safety checks before commencing takeoff.
Guidance on cleaning, protecting from moisture, and maintaining safety belts.
Maintenance procedures for cable releases, tyre pressure, wheel brake, and wheel removal.
Information on maintaining pins, major repairs, gel coats, and post-repair checks.
Maintenance schedule and checks for Hotellier quick release control connectors.
Overview of fatigue tests and extending glider service life to 6000 hours.
Details inspection periods, inspector qualifications, and reporting procedures.
Clarifies that annual inspections are separate from the service life program.
Lists manufacturers and specifications for glass fibre fabrics used in construction.
Specifies the type and source for rovings used in the glider's structure.
Identifies foam materials and their specifications for sandwich construction.
Procedures for repairing damage to GRP structures with foam cores.
Repair methods for GRP structures supported by polystyrene foam.
Repair techniques for damage occurring in solid GRP components.
Steps for applying and finishing gel coats after repair.
Guidelines for repairing steel and aluminium fittings and wing spigots.
Defines what constitutes larger repairs and when manufacturer involvement is required.
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