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Jonker Sailplanes JS-3 Rapture - User Manual

Jonker Sailplanes JS-3 Rapture
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Jonker Sailplanes JS-3 Rapture Specifications

General IconGeneral
Empty Weight290 kg
Maximum Takeoff Weight600 kg
Maximum Speed280 km/h
Stall Speed65 km/h
Wing Area11.5 m²
Engine TypeNone (Glider)

Summary

Document Management

Record of revision

Details changes made to the manual across different revision issues.

List of effective sections

Provides a list of all sections and their current revision status.

Record of amendments

A log for recording amendments made to the flight manual.

General

Introduction

Provides an overview of the flight manual's purpose and scope.

Certification basis

Details the aircraft's approval by regulatory authorities like EASA.

Warnings, cautions and notes

Defines standard terminology used for safety and important information.

Descriptive data

Describes the physical characteristics and design of the aircraft.

Technical data

Presents key performance, geometric, and weight specifications.

Three-view drawing

Illustrates the aircraft's dimensions and proportions.

Limitations

Introduction

Introduces the section covering operating limitations and placards.

Airspeed limits

Specifies critical airspeed limitations and their significance.

Mass

Details the maximum allowable mass and load limitations.

Centre of gravity

Defines the allowable center of gravity range and limits.

Approved manoeuvres

Lists aerobatic maneuvers permitted in different configurations.

Flight load factor limits

Specifies the maximum approved maneuvering load factors.

Flight crew

Defines minimum and maximum pilot mass and cockpit load.

Types of operation

Outlines the approved flight operations for the aircraft.

Minimum equipment list

Lists the essential instruments and equipment for flight.

Aerotow and winch launching

Covers speeds and ratings for towing and winch launching.

Other limitations

Details limitations related to water ballast and temperature.

Limitations placards

Describes placards in the cockpit showing important limitations.

Emergency procedures

Introduction

Introduces the section on handling emergencies.

Canopy jettison

Procedure for safely jettisoning the aircraft canopy.

Bailing out

Step-by-step procedure for bailing out of the aircraft.

Stall recovery

Describes stall characteristics and recovery techniques.

Spin recovery

Details the procedure for recovering from a spin.

Spiral dive recovery

Procedure for recovering the aircraft from a spiral dive.

Excessive sideslip recovery

Procedure for recovering from an excessive sideslip.

Electrical fire

Actions to take in case of an electrical fire.

Other emergencies

Covers various other emergency situations and responses.

Normal operating procedures

Introduction

Introduces the section on normal flight operations.

Rigging and de-rigging

Detailed instructions for assembling and disassembling the aircraft.

Daily inspection

Covers essential checks to ensure airworthiness before flight.

Pre-flight check

Provides a checklist for pre-flight inspections.

Normal procedures and recommended speeds

Details normal flight operations and recommended speeds.

Performance

Introduction

Introduces the performance data section.

Approved data

Presents approved data for airspeed calibration and stall speeds.

Non-approved information

Provides performance data that is not officially approved.

Weight and balance

Introduction

Introduces the payload range and operational limits.

Weight and balance record

Explains how to record and interpret weight and balance data.

Permitted payload-range and CG envelope

Defines the allowable flying mass and CG ranges.

Optimisation of centre of gravity

Procedures for setting the CG for optimal aircraft performance.

System description

Introduction

Introduces the description of aircraft systems.

Cockpit controls

Describes the various controls located in the cockpit.

Landing gear system

Explains the operation and features of the landing gear.

Seats and safety harness

Details the aircraft's seating and safety harness system.

Pneumatic system

Describes the aircraft's pneumatic system and its components.

Airbrake system

Explains the operation and control of the airbrakes.

Baggage compartment

Specifies capacity and usage guidelines for the baggage area.

Water ballast system

Details the water ballast system, tanks, and operation.

Handling and maintenance

Aircraft inspection periods

Outlines required inspections for airworthiness.

Ground handling

Covers procedures for towing and supporting the aircraft.

Cleaning and care

Provides guidelines for cleaning and maintaining the aircraft.

Long-term storage

Recommends procedures for storing the aircraft long-term.

Supplements

Introduction

Introduces additional information on ancillary equipment.

List of ancillary equipment

Lists optional equipment that can be fitted to the aircraft.

Service bulletins

STCs and minor change approvals

Contact

Type Certificate Holder

Contact information for the Type Certificate Holder.

Manufacturer; Maintenance

Contact details for the aircraft manufacturer and maintenance.

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