R22 – Emergency Procedures – Ververelis Dimitris

R22 - Emergency Procedures

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Engine fire start on ground:

If engine starts you may continue with the normal check list

If engine starts, run at 50-60% RPM for a short time and continue flight

If engine starts, run at 50-60% RPM for a short time, shutdown and inspect for damage

None

If there is a MR CHIP warning light, with a growl from the main rotor gearbox:

Land immediately

Land as soon as practical

Continue flight

None

If uncommanded pitch, roll or yaw resulting from flight in turbulence is encountered in flight:

minimize cyclic control input in turbulence

increase collective to maintain positive climb

apply controls as necessary to maintain control

None

ALT light ON indicates:

low voltage and possible alternator failure

high voltage and possible alternator failure

ALTIMETER failure

None

Power failure general:

Use slightly forward cyclic during touchdown or during ground slide

Use aft cyclic during touch down or during ground slide

Avoid using aft cyclic during touch down or during ground slide

None

The R-22 vertical fin may permit limited controlled flight after a Loss of tail rotor thrust during forward flight:

Yes maintaining at least 60 KIAS if practical

Yes above 70 KIAS

Yes above 85 KIAS

None

The procedure to adopt when the tail rotor fails is:

Flyslow

Neither

Autorotate

None

Power failure above 500 FT AGL, begin cyclic flare to reduce rate of descent and forward speed

At about 40 ft AGL

At about 45 ft AGL

At about 35 ft AGL

None

The LOW FUEL light comes on when there is approximately:

1 US GAL of usable fuel remaining on board

5 US GAL of usable fuel remaining on board

3 US GAL of fuel remaining on board

None

If a difference is observed between the engine and rotor tachometers during flight:

Always believe the engine tachometer.

Always believe the rotor tachometer.

Allow governor to control RPM and land as soon as practical

None

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R22 - Emergency Procedures

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