Pilots Operating Handbook
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YL-MFG
Revision 7, Issue 1
4/6/2016
5 Performance
All performance figures are based on airplane weight of 660 kg, standard atmospheric conditions,
level, hard-surfaced dry runways and no wind. They are estimated values derived from flight tests
conducted by Pelegrin Ltd. under carefully documented conditions and will vary with individual
airplanes and numerous factors affecting flight performance.
5.1
Stall Speeds
Position
Deflection
Indicator
Power IAS Kts (km/h)
Flaps Up
0°
0
Idle
54 (100)
Flaps Take-off
10°
1
Idle
51 (95)
Flaps Mid
20°
2
Idle
49 (90)
Flaps Full
35°
3
Idle
46 (85)
WARNING: Altitude loss during a stall recovery may be as much as 500 feet.
5.2
Takeoff Distance (m)
Distances stated are valid at sea level and MTOW 660 kg, equipped with EPA Power SA-R917Ti
engine and Neuform Propeller.
•
Decrease distances by 10% for each 7KT headwind. Increase distance by 10% for each 1.5KT
tailwind.
•
Decrease distances by 7% for each 10°C below ISA. Increase distance by 8% for each 10°C
above ISA.
•
Increase distance by 10% for each 1000 FT of field elevation above MSL.
5.3
Takeoff Speed
A standard, calculated takeoff condition with flaps deflected in position 1 has been considered in
this graph. Under actual conditions Takeoff (Liftoff) Speeds can be 10-12% lower.
Flaps position 1 (10°)
Take-off run
Total take-off distance over
15m obstacle
Grass surface
175
275
Paved surface
150
250