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Spacek SD-1 Minisport TG User Manual

Spacek SD-1 Minisport TG
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SD-1 Minisport TG, SE-33, P.O.H
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Issue 1
PILOT OPERATING HANDBOOK (P.O.H)
FAI UL / SSDR
SD-1 MINISPORT
Type: SD-1 Minisport TG, engine SE-33, propeller Helix H30F
Airplane must be operated in compliance with the information and limitations
stated in this manual.
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Spacek SD-1 Minisport TG Specifications

General IconGeneral
BrandSpacek
ModelSD-1 Minisport TG
CategoryAircrafts
LanguageEnglish

Summary

General Information

1.1 Important information

Product liability disclaimer and operational risk warning for the SD-1 Minisport.

1.2 Warnings, cautions, notes

Defines the meaning of WARNING, CAUTION, and NOTE symbols used in the manual.

1.3 Description of airplane

Details the SD-1 Minisport's construction as an ultra-light, low-wing monoplane.

Aircraft Specifications

1.4 Main technical data

Lists key measurements, weight, engine, and propeller specifications for the aircraft.

1.5 Engine and propeller

Provides details on the SE-33 engine and Helix H30F propeller.

1.6 Three-view airplane drawing

Includes dimensional drawings of the aircraft for reference.

Operation Limitations

2.1 Airspeed Limits

Specifies critical airspeed limits: VNE, VA, and VFE.

2.1.2 Airspeed indicator marking

Explains the color-coded markings on the airspeed indicator.

2.1.3 Limitation of maximum acceptable wind speed

Defines limits for wind speed during take-off and landing.

2.1.4 Power plant limitation

Lists operational limits for engine RPM, CHT, and oil temperature.

2.2 Weights

Covers maximum take-off weight, empty weight, and CG range.

2.3 Load

Table for maximum fuel tank filling based on baggage and pilot weight.

2.4 Approved maneuvers

Lists approved maneuvers and prohibited actions like aerobatics.

2.5 Maneuvering load factors

Details load factors for specific maneuvering speeds and control inputs.

2.6 Other limitations

Includes restrictions on smoking and performance in adverse weather.

2.7 Limitations labels

Summarizes key airspeed limits and prohibited flight conditions.

Operation Data and Procedures

3.1 Emergency procedures

Covers engine failure, smoke, fire, and landing emergencies.

3.1.4 Emergency and safety landing

Details procedures for emergency and precautionary landings.

3.1.5 Recovery of unintentional spin

Provides the standard procedure for recovering from an unintentional spin.

Normal Procedures

4.1 Assembling and Disassembling

Describes how to assemble and disassemble aircraft components.

4.2 Pre-flight Check

Emphasizes the importance and steps for a pre-flight inspection.

4.3 General procedures and check list

Details normal operating procedures and pre-takeoff checklists.

4.3.1 Prior to engine starting

Checklists and safety warnings before starting the engine.

4.3.2 Engine warming, ground test

Procedure for starting the engine, including warm-up and ground testing.

Flight Operations

4.3.6 Landing

Describes the landing procedure, including approach speeds and flap settings.

5.1 Take-off distance

Provides take-off roll and distance over 15ft screen for grass and paved runways.

5.2 Landing distance

Gives landing distance from 50ft screen and landing roll for different runways.

Performance Data

5.3 Climb performance

Shows rate of climb and best rate of climb speed at different altitudes.

5.4 Airspeed

Details maximum horizontal speed, optimal cruise speed, and fuel consumption.

5.5 Glide

Specifies best glide speed and glide ratio.

5.6 Stall speeds

Lists stall speeds for retracted and extended flaps.

5.7 Airspeed Indicator Calibration System

Provides a calibration table for indicated airspeed vs. calibrated airspeed.

Aircraft Description and Systems

6. Weight and balance

Details empty weight, CG movement, and allowed CG position range.

7.1 Fuselage

Describes the wood truss construction and dimensions of the fuselage.

7.2 Wing

Explains the composite spar and plywood construction of the wing.

7.3 Tail

Details the construction of the all-movable horizontal tail and fin.

7.4 Undercarriage

Describes the fiberglass landing gear legs and braked wheels.

Aircraft Systems and Controls

7.5 Controls

Explains how the horizontal tail, flaperons, flaps, and rudder are controlled.

7.6 Engine

Specifies the SE-33 engine and Helix H30F propeller.

7.7 Fuel System

Describes the integral fuel tank, valve, and fuel pump.

7.8 Electrical System

Details the aircraft's electrical system, battery, and charging.

7.9 Instruments and Pitot-Static System

Lists the installed flying instruments and their locations.

7.10 Rescue System

Information on the optional rescue system installation.

7.11 Rudder Deflections

Provides specific deflection angles for rudder, elevator, and ailerons.

Handling and Maintenance - Part 1

8.1 Foreword

Introduction to recommended procedures for proper airplane operation.

8.2 Periodical Inspection of Airplane

Defines intervals for comprehensive inspections and maintenance.

8.3.1 Inspection after first 25 hours and after 50 hours

Lists specific inspection tasks for the first 25 and 50 hours of service.

Handling and Maintenance - Part 2

7.3.2 Inspection after 100 hours or year examination

Details inspection tasks for the 100-hour or annual service interval.

8.3.1 Inspection after first 25 hours and after 50 hours

Continues inspection tasks for the first 25 and 50 hours of service.

Handling and Maintenance - Part 3

7.3.2 Inspection after 100 hours or year examination

Continues inspection tasks for the 100-hour or annual service interval.

8.3.3 Lubricating plan

Details lubricants used and specific points for lubrication.