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Outlines the purpose and scope of the pilot's flight manual.
Details the manual's compliance with FAA requirements and supplemental data.
Explains the manual's structure, including sections and indices.
Describes how information is presented, including notes, cautions, and warnings.
Provides a general overview of the helicopter's features and capabilities.
Details the FAA type certificate and model designation for the helicopter.
Explains the helicopter's airframe, systems, and components.
Lists key dimensions, areas, and airfoil data for the helicopter.
States the helicopter's basic design and FAA type certificate number.
Outlines prohibited flight rules, night operations, minimum crew, and operating altitudes.
Lists required placards for VNE and manifold pressure limits.
Refers to supplemental data for operations with optional equipment.
Specifies VNE at sea level and above, referencing altitude correction.
Defines maximum and minimum rotor speed limits for power-off conditions.
Details maximum gross weight, forward/aft CG limits, and lateral CG limits.
Illustrates the permissible range of longitudinal and lateral CG travel.
Specifies engine power, RPM limits, idle speed, and clutch engagement speeds.
Details fuel capacity for main and auxiliary tanks, and fuel types.
Provides a table for auxiliary fuel quantity based on gauge readings.
Explains color coding and markings on aircraft instruments.
Procedure for engine failure at high altitudes, including autorotation.
Procedure for engine failure at lower altitudes, emphasizing takeoff operations.
Procedure for engine failure at very low altitudes, focusing on immediate control.
Steps for ditching the helicopter with power off, including post-contact actions.
Procedure for ditching the helicopter with power on, including switch settings and landing.
Explains main and tail rotor transmission warning/caution lights and actions.
Details the tail rotor chip detector caution indicator and actions.
Describes the fuel low caution light and immediate landing procedure.
Explains the clutch warning light and the action to take if it illuminates.
Outlines corrective actions for tail rotor failure, including forward flight procedures.
Discusses engine idle speeds at high altitudes and throttle reduction precautions.
Provides steps for restarting the engine in flight.
Procedure for handling fires on the ground, including shutdown and evacuation.
Procedure for engine/fuselage fires in flight, covering power-on and power-off landings.
Steps for handling electrical fires in flight, including landing and shutdown.
Methods for exhausting smoke and fumes from the cockpit during flight.
Procedure for handling throttle failure in flight, including autorotation.
Lists essential checks and understandings before operating the helicopter.
Details the visual inspection of the helicopter's exterior, interior, and systems.
General inspection of the helicopter's exterior components.
Specific inspection points for the nose area of the helicopter.
Specific inspection points for the left side of the helicopter cabin.
Inspection points for the left side of the engine compartment.
Inspection points for the main rotor transmission, mast, and dampers.
Inspection points for the left side of the helicopter tailboom.
Inspection points for the tail rotor assembly and blades.
Inspection points for the right side of the helicopter tailboom.
Inspection points for the right side of the engine compartment.
Inspection points for the right side of the helicopter cabin.
Inspection points for the helicopter cabin interior and controls.
Lists critical checks to be performed inside the cockpit before starting the engine.
Step-by-step guide for starting the helicopter engine, including cautions.
Specific steps for starting a hot or flooded engine.
Procedure for engaging the rotor system, including cautions for rapid engagement.
Steps for verifying engine and system operation on the ground after rotor engagement.
Procedures and checks for hovering and commencing takeoff.
Specifies the recommended engine RPM range for cruise flight.
Addresses engine idle speeds at various altitudes and throttle reduction precautions.
Guidelines and warnings for practicing autorotations.
Describes the procedure for approaching the landing site.
Details the procedure for a running landing, including ground contact speed.
Steps for properly shutting down the engine to prevent overheating.
Procedures for checking engine idle settings and fuel boost pump operation.
Actions to take after completing a flight, including securing the aircraft.
Instructions for operating optional cabin heaters, including safety warnings.
Procedures for operating optional searchlights, including operational restrictions.
Guidance on the proper adjustment and use of the engine overspeed limiter.
Provides key performance figures like climb speed and hovering ceiling.
Lists noise levels for different exhaust configurations according to FAR 36.
Explains the importance of weight and balance control for helicopter operation.
Details factors affecting CG, datum points, and station numbering.
Defines approved longitudinal and lateral CG limits for the helicopter.
Outlines general load limits and balance criteria, including ballast use.
Procedures for accounting for equipment changes in weight and balance calculations.
Guides on calculating gross weight and CG for passenger loading.
Provides guidance for determining lateral CG within limits for passenger configurations.
General statement referring to maintenance handbook for servicing requirements.
Lists common servicing functions like refueling and oil changes.
Safety precautions and procedures for fueling the helicopter.
Steps for filling the fuel tank, including material specifications.
Procedures for checking and maintaining engine oil levels and grades.
Guidelines for battery maintenance, including electrolyte levels and charging.
Cautionary advice and procedures for jump-starting the helicopter battery.
Steps for safely cleaning up spilled battery electrolyte.
Procedures for checking and maintaining main transmission oil levels and lubricants.
Instructions for servicing main rotor dampers, emphasizing visual inspection.
Procedures for checking and maintaining tail rotor transmission oil levels.
Methods for cleaning canopy and door panels, with cautions about static electricity.
Procedure for inspecting landing gear dampers for proper function and extension.
Steps for cleaning or replacing the induction system air filter.
Procedure for adjusting tail rotor pedals to eliminate excessive play.
Instructions for installing and removing ground handling wheels.
Describes different types of hourmeter installations and their operation.
Procedures for removing and installing pilot dual controls.
Steps for removing and installing cabin doors.
Instructions for installing and removing ballast for weight and balance adjustments.
Provides general information on optional equipment for the helicopter.
Lists available optional equipment and their part numbers.
Identifies which optional equipment items can be used together.
Explains the purpose and use of supplemental flight manuals for optional equipment.
Lists common abbreviations used in the manual.
Lists available publications for owners, such as installation supplements.
Details optional equipment, their compatibility, and non-compatibility notes.
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