Why does my Jabiru Toy aircraft lean to one side?
Your Jabiru Toy aircraft may lean to one side due to several reasons: * Incorrect tyre inflation: Inflate the tyres to the pressure indicated. * Loose landing gear attaching parts: Tighten any loose parts and replace any defective ones. * Leg de-lamination: Install new part(s).
Why do the tyres on my Jabiru Toy wear excessively?
Excessive tyre wear on your Jabiru Toy can be attributed to: * Incorrect tyre inflation: Inflate the tyres to the recommended pressure. * Main wheels out of alignment: Align the main wheels as specified. * Leg de-lamination: Install new part(s).
Provides general information about the J160/J170 aircraft, its design, and cockpit layout.
Describes the construction of the wings, including GRP skin, external bracing, and fuel tank location.
Details the fuselage construction as GRP and mentions bonded tail surfaces.
Introduces the IRIS AV-10 EFIS unit, its display, and softkey/knob controls.
Details the EFIS ADI page, its overview, and the function of its readouts and scales.
Details the function of the AP pushbutton for engaging and disengaging autopilot hold modes.
Explains how the multi-function knob adjusts heading, altitude, and vertical speed hold modes.
Describes engaging heading hold and adjusting the selected heading.
Lists key airspeeds for various phases of normal operation like take-off and landing.
Outlines the recommended pre-flight inspection procedures for the aircraft.
Introduces detailed procedures for various operational phases.
Details the take-off procedure, including controls, speeds, and flap retraction.
Discusses factors affecting cruise speed and range, power settings, and endurance.
Details landing parameters: airspeed, flaps, controls, touchdown, and braking.
Describes the procedure for a baulked landing (go-around), including flap retraction and climb establishment.
Presents validated data for calibration, stall speeds, take-off, and landing performance.
Provides data on climb performance, including best rate of climb and scheduled climb rates.
Details cruise performance, covering power settings, endurance, and crosswind performance.
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