R22 – Load, balance and servicing

R22 - Load, balance and servicing

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The longitudinal weight and balance limits specified in Section 2 (LIMITATIONS) of the POH are expressed in Section 6 (WEIGHT & BALANCE) as:

Total moments

Weight

CG Arm

None

The R-22 helicopter:

does not incorporate fatigue life limited components

incorporates a number of fatigue life limited components which should be replaced at owner’s discretion

incorporates a number of fatigue life limited components which must be retired at specified time intervals

None

To clean the helicopter:

Never use high-pressure spray

Use high-pressure spray

Use a high-pressure spray and detergent

None

PARKING

Pull down on blades to teeter rotor

Tie-down, by tightening the blades tie-down straps, with maximum of 7 lb tension

Do not Pull down on blades to teeter rotor

None

The fuel is located aft of the CG of the helicopter causing the CG:

to move forward during flight

to move aft during flight

False, the CG does not move at all on the R-22

None

PARKING in windy conditions, align rotor blades:

slightly offset from fore and aft

approximately fore and aft

approximately left and right

None

The helicopter should be hangared or moved to a safe area:

whenever wind velocities higher than 30 MPH are forecast

whenever wind velocities higher than 20 MPH are forecast

during storm conditions

None

An equipment list giving helicopter configuration empty weight and center of gravity:

is provided with each helicopter as delivered from the factory

False, such a list does not exist

is incorporated in the flight manual and it is generic for all R-22s

None

Moving the helicopter on ground handling wheels requires at least:

2 person

1 person

4 person

None

To clean the main or tail rotor blade:

Never Blow compressed air into blade tip drain holes

Blow compressed air into main rotor blade tip drain holes only

Blow compressed air into blade tip drain holes

None

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R22 - Load, balance and servicing

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