OE-AFG KATANA DV 20 BORDEXEMPLAR

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PREFLIGHT PROCEDURES Operator: Fliegergruppe Wien im österreichischen AERO- Club A -2540 Flugplatz Bad Vöslau www.fliegergruppe.at OE-AFG: BJ. 1994 WerkNr: 20071 Eingebaut am 10.4.2006 in Hofkirchen Motornummer: Rotax 912 Baureihe A3 WerkNr. 4,410664 Bj 2005 Prop. Hoffmann Baumuster H=VHO-V352F/C170FQ; WerkNr H306A OE-AFG KATANA DV 20 BORDEXEMPLAR 25.08.2010 ISSUE 7 Page 1 / 14 PREFLIGHT INTERIOR Remove flight control lock Ignition key on trim knob Circuit breakers all in Battery/Master switch on Check fuel quantity Exterior lights on Check exterior lights Exterior lights off Battery/Master switch off Fuel shut off-valve open Main spar pin secured PREFLIGHT EXTERIOR Left main gear Strut Wheel fairing Tire condition, pressure, position mark Brake, hydraulic line Left wing Wing leading edge, top- and bottom surface Stall warning Pitot-static probe Wingtip, lights Aileron (freedom of movement, hinges, counterweights, control linkage, security) Wing flap Right main gear Strut Wheel fairing Tire condition, pressure, position mark Brake, hydraulic line Nose section Propeller and spinner Air inlets (6) Nose gear Strut Wheel fairing Tire condition, pressure, position mark Engine bay Oil level Coolant level Coolant: use only EVANS NPG+ do not add water to the system!!! Bugradegabel entfernt???!!! Fuselage belly Fuel vent Fuel drain Tail Elevator & rudder (freedom of movement, hinges, cable condition, security) Trim tab Right wing Wing flap Aileron (freedom of movement, hinges, counterweights, control linkage, security) Wingtip, lights Wing leading edge, top- and bottom surface 25.08.2010 ISSUE 7 Page 2 / 14

CHECK BEFORE ENGINE START 1 Preflight check... COMPLETED 1 2 Baggage and tow bar...secured 2 3 Fuel shut-off valve... OPEN 3 4 Rudder pedals... ADJUSTED 4 5 Seat belts... FASTENED 5 6 Canopy... CLOSED + LATCHED 6 7 Parking brake... SET 7 8 Flight controls... CHECKED 8 9 Altimeter... SET 9 10 All switches... OFF 10 11 Circuit breakers... CHECKED IN 11 12 Ignition... OFF 12 13 Avionics master switch... OFF 13 14 Battery/Master switch...on 14 15 Fuel quantity... CHECKED 15 16 Gen. & LowV light... CHECKED ON 16 17 Fuel pressure low light... CHECKED ON 17 18 Engine counter reading... NOTED 18 19 ACL...ON 19 20 Fuel pump... ON, CHECK NOISE 20 21 Fuel pressure low light...checked OUT 21 22 Carburettor heat... COLD 22 23 Propeller...HIGH RPM 23 ENGINE START PROCEDURE Throttle... AS REQUIRED Choke... AS REQUIRED Prop area...clear Starter... ENGAGE Oil pressure... GREEN ARC within 10 sec Throttle... 1200 RPM CHECK AFTER ENGINE START 1 Oil pressure... CHECKED 1 2 Gen. & LowV light...checked OUT 2 3 Avionics master switch...on 3 4 Fuel pump... OFF 4 5 Fuel pressure low light...checked OUT 5 6 Fuel pump...on 6 7 Radios and GPS...ON 7 8 Gyros & altimeter... SET 8 9 Instruments... CHECKED 9 10 Ampere meter...loading 10 11 Flaps... CHECKED FULL TRAVEL 11 12 Trim... SET 12 13 Nav aids and frequencies... SET 13 14 Transponder... ALT (if required) 14 DURING TAXI Check brakes Check flight instruments BEFORE TAKE OFF CHECK 1 Parking brake... SET 1 2 Gyros & altimeter...rechecked 2 3 Engine instruments... CHECKED 3 RUN UP PROCEDURE Throttle... 1700 RPM Magnetos... checked 175 / 50 RPM Propeller governor...3 times Carburettor heat...checked 4 Flaps... SET FOR TAKE-OFF 4 5 Transponder...ALT 5 6 Parking brake... RELEASED 6 25.08.2010 ISSUE 7 Page 4 / 14 25.08.2010 ISSUE 7 Page 5 / 14

LINE UP PROCEDURE Landing light... on Approach sector... clear Runway... identified Gyro...check rwy hdg AFTER TAKE-OFF PROCEDURE After passing safe altitude: RPM...2400 Flaps... up Fuel pump... off Landing light... off DESCENT / APPROACH CHECK 1 Landing data...received 1 2 Altimeter... SET 2 3 COM / NAV... SET 3 4 Gyro... SET 4 5 Carburettor heat... AS REQUIRED 5 BEFORE LANDING PROCEDURE 3 levers 3 switches 1. Throttle...15 inch 2. Carburettor heat... on 3. RPM...full 1. Flaps...T/O 2. Fuel pump... on 3. Landing light... on On final: Flaps... as required GO AROUND PROCEDURE RPM and throttle... FULL Carburettor heat... OFF Flaps...T/O Continue with take-off profile CLIMB TO CRUISE CHECK 1 Landing Light... CHECKED OFF 1 2 Flaps...CHECKED UP 2 3 Fuel pump... CHECKED OFF 3 4 RPM...2400 4 PERIODICALLY DURING CRUISE Fuel Radio Engine Direction Altitude 25.08.2010 ISSUE 7 Page 6 / 14 25.08.2010 ISSUE 7 Page 7 / 14

AFTER LANDING CHECK (when reaching taxi speed) 1 Carburettor heat... OFF 1 2 Flaps... UP 2 3 Fuel pump... OFF 3 4 Landing light... OFF 4 5 Transponder... SBY 5 PARKING CHECK 1 Parking brake... SET 1 2 Position lights, transponder, GPS... OFF 2 3 ELT... 121,5 CHECKED 3 4 Avionics master switch... OFF 4 5 Starter key... OFF 5 6 ACL... OFF 6 7 Battery/Master switch... OFF 7 8 Engine counter reading... NOTED 8 Emergency Landing... page 8 Engine Roughness... page 8 Windmill Engine Start... page 9 Powered Engine Start... page 9 Low Oil Pressure...page 10 Low Fuel Pressure...page 10 Generator Warning...page 10 LowV Warning on Ground...page 10 LowV Warning in Flight...page 10 Engine Fire on Ground...page 11 Electrical Fire /Smoke on Ground...page 11 Engine Fire in Flight...page 11 Electrical Fire / Smoke in Flight...page 11 EMERGENCY LANDING 1 Carburettor heat... OFF 1 2 Flaps...T/O 2 3 Speed... 70 kts 3 4 Fuel shut-off valve... CLOSED 4 5 Ignition... OFF 5 6 ATC... MAYDAY CALL 6 7 Flaps... AS REQUIRED 7 8 Battery/Master switch... OFF 8 ENGINE ROUGHNESS 1 Carburettor heat...on 1 2 Fuel pump...on 2 3 Choke... OFF (PUSHED IN) 3 4 Magnetos...CHECKED, then BOTH 4 5 Throttle... KEEP POSITION 5 If no success: 6 Throttle... REDUCE POWER 6 25.08.2010 ISSUE 7 Page 8 / 14 25.08.2010 ISSUE 7 Page 9 / 14

WINDMILL ENGINE START 1 Minimum speed... 54 kts 1 2 Recommended speed... 70 kts 2 3 Flaps... TAKE-OFF 3 4 Propeller... MAX RPM 4 5 Fuel pump...on 5 6 Ignition... BOTH 6 7 Fuel shut-off valve... OPEN 7 8 Throttle... 2 cm 8 If no start within 10 seconds: 9 Throttle... IDLE 9 10 Choke...ON (PULLED) 10 11 Starter... ENGAGE 11 POWERED ENGINE START 1 Minimum speed... 54 kts 1 2 Recommended speed... 70 kts 2 3 Flaps... TAKE-OFF 3 4 All switches... OFF 4 5 Battery/Master switch...on 5 6 Fuel shut-off valve... OPEN 6 7 Propeller... MAX RPM 7 8 Fuel pump...on Cold engine: 9 Throttle... IDLE 9 10 Choke...ON (PULLED) 10 Warm engine: 11 Throttle... 2 cm 11 12 Choke:... OFF (PUSHED IN) 12 13 Starter... ENGAGE 13 When engine starts: 14 Oil pressure... CHECKED 14 15 Choke... OFF (PUSHED IN) 15 16 Electrical systems... AS REQUIRED 16 17 Oil temperature... CHECKED 17 LOW OIL PRESSURE 1 Oil temperature... CHECKED 1 If oil temperature normal: If oil temperature is rising: 2 Throttle... REDUCE POWER 2, be prepared for emergency landing LOW FUEL PRESSURE 1 Fuel pump...on 1 If fuel pressure low light still on:, be prepared for emergency landing GENERATOR WARNING 1 Ampere meter... CHECK 1 If pointer left of 0: 2 All unnecessary equipment... OFF 2 LOW/V WARNING ON GROUND 1 RPM...1200 1 2 Landing light... OFF 2 3 Position lights... OFF 3 4 Ampere meter... CHECK 4 If LowV light still on and Ampere meter left of 0: Discontinue operation LOW/V WARNING IN FLIGHT 1 Landing light... OFF 1 2 Ampere meter... CHECK 2 If LowV light still on and Ampere meter left of 0: 3 All unnecessary equipment... OFF 3 25.08.2010 ISSUE 7 Page 10 / 14 25.08.2010 ISSUE 7 Page 11 / 14

IMPORTANT DATA AND LIMITATIONS ENGINE FIRE ON GROUND 1 Fuel shut-off valve... CLOSED 2 Throttle... FULL 3 Battery/Master switch... OFF 4 Ignition... OFF Evacuate - Extinguish ELECTRICAL FIRE / SMOKE ON GROUND 1 Battery/Master switch... OFF 2 Throttle... IDLE 3 Ignition... OFF 4 Canopy... OPEN Extinguish Evacuate ENGINE FIRE IN FLIGHT 1 Speed... 70 kts 2 Flaps...T/O 3 Fuel shut-off valve... CLOSED 4 Throttle... FULL 5 Fuel pump... OFF 6 Cabin heat... OFF 7 Emergency landing checklist...perform ELECTRICAL FIRE / SMOKE IN FLIGHT 1 Battery/Master switch... OFF 2 Cabin heat... OFF 3 Cabin ventilation...on 4 Fire extinguisher... USE when smoke persistent IMPORTANT: Ventilate cabin when using fire extinguisher OPERATING SPEEDS Kt Best gliding angle (Flaps 10 ) 70 Best angle of climb (V X ) 58 Best rate of climb (V Y ) 65 Cruising climb speed 70 Rotating speed 51 Max. flap speed (V FE ) 81 Landing speed Flaps 0 65 Landing speed Flaps 10-40 60 Stalling speed (V S0 ) 38 Stalling speed (V S1 ) 43 Max. cruising speed (V NO ) 117 Never exceed speed (V NE ) 157 Manoeuvring speed (V A ) 104 Max. turbulence speed 117 POWERSETTING and CRUISING SPEEED Press Alt Cruise TAS (kt) 65% 55% 65% 75% 85% RPM MP ltr/hr SL 81 92 98 106 2.100 26 13,0 2.000 84 95 102 110 2.100 25 13,3 4.000 87 100 107 115 2.200 24 14,0 6.000 90 103 110 2.300 23 16,3 8.000 92 106 114 2.300 22 17,7 10.000 94 110 2.400 20 18,7 Cons. 16 ltr/hr 18 ltr/hr 20 ltr/hr 21 ltr/hr Endurance 4:45 hrs 4:15 hrs 3:45 hrs 3:40 hrs Recommended Quick-setting RPM MP High Speed Cruise 2.400 Maximum minus 0,7 Economical Cruise 2.300-2.200 Maximum minus 1-2 If fire extinguished and electrical supply necessary: 5 Avionics master switch... OFF 6 All switches... OFF 7 Battery/Master switch...on 8 Avionics master switch...on 9 Radios...ON Max. TKOF power Max. cruise RPM Landing light Position lights Max. fuel on board Max. usable fuel LIMITATIONS 5 min. 2550 RPM 2420 RPM Max. 5 min. continuously ON Max. 6 min. per hour Max. 30 min. per hour 79 Liter 77 Liter 56 kp Max. TKOF weight Empty weight Max. load incl. fuel Max. load with full tank Max. baggage weight 730 kp 508 kp 222 kp 166 kp 20 kp 25.08.2010 ISSUE 7 Page 12 / 14 25.08.2010 ISSUE 7 Page 13 / 14

TAKE OFF BRIEFING TAKE OFF BRIEFING NORMALSTART OF RUNWAY. CROSSWINDCOMPONENT...KT FROM... ROTATE BY...KT BEFOR / AFTER MID FIELD INDICATOR INITIAL CLIMB..KT UNTIL... FEET THEREAFTER...KT LANDINGAREA.... OBSTACLES ARE.. EMERGENCYLANDING MAX ANGLE 45 LEFT / RIGHT IN CASE OF EMERGENCY OR FIRE BEFOR TAKE OFF 1. POWER IDLE 2. BREAKS FULL APPLY 3. INFORM ATC IN CASE OF EMERGENCY AFTER TAKE OFF 1. SPEED 70 KNOTS OR.. 2. MIXTURE; FUELSELECTOR; IGNITION OFF 3. FLAPS FULL 4. MASTERSWITCH OFF 5. DOORS UNLOCK 25.08.2010 ISSUE 7 Page 14 / 14