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General| Brand | Kazan Helicopters |
|---|---|
| Model | Mi-17-1V |
| Category | Toy |
| Language | English |
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Key performance and operational data for the helicopter.
Details the helicopter's intended uses and configurations.
Specifies conditions under which the helicopter can operate.
Outlines the required crew composition and roles.
Instructions for loading and CG management for safe flight.
Details helicopter weight limitations and performance charts.
Information on calculating flight range and duration.
Specifies maximum and normal takeoff weights and load limits.
Defines the acceptable center of gravity limits for flight.
Outlines restrictions related to ambient temperature and cloud flying.
Details speed ranges for various flight phases and hovering altitudes.
Covers weight and speed limits for external load operations.
Specifies engine operating parameters and limits.
Details operational altitude and TGT limits for the APU.
Outlines the Flight Engineer's responsibility for preflight checks.
Details the walk-around inspection circuit and checks.
Specific preflight inspection tasks for the Flight Engineer.
Preflight inspection tasks for the Captain (Pilot).
Preflight inspection tasks for the Pilot-Navigator.
Procedures for inspecting and preparing the flight compartment.
Steps for preparing the APU and engines before starting.
Procedures for starting the Auxiliary Power Unit (APU).
Procedures for starting the main engines.
Steps for warming up the powerplant and testing controls.
Procedures for ground testing engines and avionics.
Steps for shutting down the engines.
Post-ground testing inspection procedures.
Actions to take for emergency engine shutdown.
Procedures for engine cranking for purging and testing.
Procedures for performing a false start test.
Procedures for taxiing the helicopter on the ground.
Instructions for hovering the helicopter near the ground.
Procedures for executing shifts and hops at low heights.
Describes different takeoff procedures and requirements.
Details climb speeds and procedures at various altitudes.
Specifies speeds for enroute flying at different altitudes.
Procedures for transitioning between flight regimes.
Instructions for vertical and powered descents.
Procedures for executing autorotation descents.
Outlines authorized landing procedures.
Procedure for aborting a landing approach.
Procedures for training with one engine out.
Guidelines for operating the helicopter using the autopilot.
Procedures for concluding a flight safely.
Procedures for conducting search and rescue missions.
Navigation techniques using Doppler systems over unmarked areas.
Procedures for night flying operations.
Guidelines for flying in IFR and adverse weather.
Describes the wide rectangular traffic pattern for approaches.
Details the procedure for a straight-in teardrop approach.
Precautions and procedures for flying in icing conditions.
Specific considerations for flying in mountainous terrain.
Procedures for operating on snow or dust-covered fields.
General principles and procedures for helicopter navigation.
Describes various flight maneuvers like turns and dives.
Procedures for transporting personnel and cargo internally.
Guidelines for transporting hazardous materials.
Procedures for inspecting and checking the external load sling system.
Guidelines and limitations for flying with external loads.
Steps for attaching external loads when the helicopter is landed.
Steps for attaching external loads while hovering.
Special considerations for external load operations at night.
Inspection and functional check of hoisting equipment.
Procedures for lifting personnel or loads using the hoist.
Procedures for conducting parachute jumps from the helicopter.
Actions to take in case of a single engine failure in flight.
Procedures for autorotation landing due to dual engine failure.
Steps to take if a fire is detected in various compartments.
Indications and crew actions for gearbox malfunctions.
Procedures for handling engine control system failures.
Actions to take in response to abnormal engine vibration.
Procedures for low engine oil pressure indications.
Actions for chip detector warnings in the engine oil system.
Steps to take for unstable engine operation.
Actions for failure of the TGT control system.
Procedures for fuel booster and transfer pump failures.
Actions for low fuel reserve indication.
Actions for fuel filter clog warnings.
Procedures for loss of tail rotor control.
Actions for main and auxiliary hydraulic system failures.
Procedures to follow if ground resonance occurs.
Actions for exceeding maximum rotor speed limits.
Procedures for slowing below minimum rotor speed.
Actions to take if low frequency oscillations occur.
Procedures for AC generator and rectifier failures.
Steps to take if the autopilot fails.
Actions for gyro horizon failure.
Procedures for compass system failures.
Actions for pressure altimeter malfunctions.
Procedures for airspeed indicator failures.
Actions for VHF radio set failures.
Procedures for Automatic Direction Finder failures.
Steps for abandoning the helicopter in emergency.
Procedures for emergency evacuation on the ground.
Actions to take if radio communication is lost.
Procedures for tail rotor pitch limit system failures.
Procedures for checking and operating the anti-icing system.
Instructions for operating various electronic systems.
Procedures for using and checking the oxygen equipment.
Details on the KKO-IlC2 oxygen equipment usage.
Operation of the heating and ventilation systems.
Procedures for using the Doppler navigation system.
Instructions for checking the tail rotor pitch limit system.
Procedures for managing electrical power sources.
Steps for starting the Auxiliary Power Unit (APU).
Information on the weather radar system and its operation.
Diagram identifying major panels in the flight compartment.
Detailed illustration of the instrument panel components.
Identification of instruments on the left instrument panel.
Identification of instruments on the right instrument panel.
Identification of controls on the center console.
Location and identification of circuit breaker panels.
Identification of controls on the overhead electrical panels.
Identification of switches on the left overhead panel.
Diagrams of electrical overhead panels.
Identification of controls on the right overhead panel.
Identification of controls on the right side electric panel.
Identification of switches on the right overhead panel.
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