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Jabiru Aircraft
Pilot Operating Handbook
Model J170-C
JP-FM-08
Revision:
0
3 April 2007
Page 32
4.4 TRIM SHEETS
The trim sheets included below, when used correctly, provide a means of calculating the aircraft
weight and CG position without manual calculations. An example of using the sheet is included
for reference.
4.4.1
Calculate Aircraft Weights
1-1
Use the Aircraft Empty Weight obtained from the latest aircraft weighing records to
enter the vertical “Aircraft Empty Weight Scale” on right hand side of the chart.
1-2
Move horizontally to the left into the next scale which is the “Crew Weight” Scale.
1-3
Move vertically downward one line on this scale for each 10-kg of weight that is
placed on the front seats, and mark a point.
1-4
Move horizontally to the left from the point made in Step 1-3 to enter the next scale
which is the “Baggage Weight” Scale.
1-5
Move vertically downward one line on this scale for each 5-kg of weight that is placed
in Baggage Zone and mark a point.
1-6
Move horizontally to the left from the point made in Step 1-7 to enter the next scale
which is the “Fuel Quantity” Scale and mark a point, This point is the “Zero Fuel
Weight Reference Point”
1-7
Move Horizontally to the left of the “Zero Fuel Reference Point” and Mark a “Zero
Fuel Weight Line” across the “Aircraft Trim Condition” Graph.
1-8
From the “Zero Fuel Point” on the “Fuel Quantity Scale” (marked in Step 1-8), move
vertically downward one line for each 10-
litres
of fuel being carried at the take-off
condition. Mark this “Take-Off Fuel Point” on the scale.
1-9
Move horizontally to the left, and mark a “Take-Off Fuel Weight Line” across the
“Aircraft Trim Condition” graph.