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Airplane Factory SLING 2 

Pilot Operating Handbook 

 

Page | 9-52 

DC-POH-002-X-B-6 

 

Revision : 2.6

 

SUPPLEMENT 05/2017 

OPERATION OF SLING 2 AIRCRAFT FITTED WITH A GLIDER AND BANNER 

TOW HOOK MECHANISM WITH QUICK RELEASE 

 
The Sling 2 aircraft is approved for the optional fitment of a glider tow hook 
which may be used for purposes of glider tugging and/or banner towing. The 
aircraft  manufacturer  has  designed,  tested  and  approved  the  fitment  of  a 
Tost  E22  series  glider  hook  with  a  maximum  load  capacity  of  700kg.  This 
mechanism has been  extensively tested in a Sling 2 aircraft with a  914  UL 
engine and Airmaster AP332 constant speed propeller. 
 
This supplement provides information relating to the operation of the Sling 
2 aircraft fitted with the Tost E22 glider hook mechanism with quick release 
when used for glider and banner towing. 
 
This supplement must be contained in the Pilot Operating Handbook during 
operation of the aircraft with such mechanism fitted. 

 

Information  contained  in  this  supplement  adds  to  or  replaces  information 
from  the  standard  Sling  2  Pilot  Operating  Handbook  in  regard  only  to  the 
specific sections addressed herein. Limitations, procedures and information 
not  addressed  in  this  supplement  remain  as  set  out  in  the  Sling  2  Pilot 
Operating Handbook.  

 

NOTE:  Glider  and/or  banner  towing  and  use  of  the  tow  hitch  should  be 
undertaken  only  by  appropriately  rated  pilots  with  the  required 
endorsement in their pilot logbook and license. Special care is required when 
performing tugging and towing operations which, by their nature, present a 
number of risks and challenges to the pilot.  
 
This supplement is NOT intended to address all operational considerations 
applicable to the tugging of gliders or the towing of banners in aircraft. Pilots 
are  expected  to  be  familiar  with  all  normal  procedures  applicable  to  such 
operations  and  are  expected  to  comply  with  all  safety,  operating  and 

Содержание Sling-2

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Страница 2: ...erial Number Date of Construction Registration Airworthiness Category CS VLA Very Light Aircraft Issue Date of POH 2018 09 21 PLEASE ADVISE THE AIRPLANE FACTORY ON CHANGE OF OWNERSHIP OF THE AIRCRAFT...

Страница 3: ...ING 2 AIRCRAFT AS MANUFACTURED ON PREMISES BY THE AIRPLANE FACTORY PTY LTD ARE INCLUDED IN APPLICABLE SUPPLEMENTS IN SECTION 9 OF THIS HANDBOOK AIRCRAFT WHICH DIFFER FROM THE PRODUCTION STANDARD IN WH...

Страница 4: ...responsible airworthiness authority Revision numbers and dates appear at the foot of each page Rev No Affected Section Affected Pages Date of Issue Approved by Date of approval Date inserted Sign 1 1...

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Страница 10: ...X B 6 Revision 2 6 TABLE OF CONTENTS 1 GENERAL INFORMATION 1 1 2 LIMITATIONS 2 1 3 EMERGENCY PROCEDURES 3 1 4 NORMAL PROCEDURES 4 1 5 PERFORMANCE 5 1 6 WEIGHT AND BALANCE 6 1 7 SYSTEMS 7 1 8 AIRPLANE...

Страница 11: ...2 X B 6 Revision 2 6 1 GENERAL INFORMATION 1 1 Introduction to airplane 1 3 1 2 Warnings cautions and notes 1 4 1 3 Aircraft 3 view drawing 1 5 1 4 Data for Sling 2 aircraft and systems 1 7 1 5 Termin...

Страница 12: ...y minor modifications to the aircraft and the application of a revised Pilot Operating Handbook the Sling 2 may be made to comply with the requirements of the FAA Light Sport Aircraft LSA category acc...

Страница 13: ...lot Operating Handbook Means that non observation of the corresponding procedure leads to an immediate or important degradation of flight safety Means that non observation of the corresponding procedu...

Страница 14: ...Airplane Factory SLING 2 Pilot Operating Handbook Page 1 5 DC POH 002 X B 6 Revision 2 6 1 3 Aircraft 3 view drawing DIMENSIONS IN THIS DRAWING ARE IN MILLIMETRES...

Страница 15: ...Airplane Factory SLING 2 Pilot Operating Handbook Page 1 6 DC POH 002 X B 6 Revision 2 6 DIMENSIONS IN THIS DRAWING ARE IN MILLIMETRES...

Страница 16: ...7 m 19 ft Overall length 6 675 m 21ft 11 inch Overall width 1 18 m 45 inch Overall height 2 45m 98 inch EMPENNAGE Horizontal stabilizer span 2 825 m 9 ft 3 inch Horizontal stabilizer surface area 0 96...

Страница 17: ...8 DC POH 002 X B 6 Revision 2 6 Nose gear tyres 5 00 5 6 ply 1 8 bar 26 107 psi pressure CONTROL SURFACE TRAVEL LIMITS Ailerons 24o up and down 2 Elevator 30o up and 20o down 2 Trim tab 8o up and 20o...

Страница 18: ...buretors integrated reduction gearbox with torque damper Maximum power 73 5 kW 98 5hp at 5 800 rpm max 5 minutes 69 kW 92 5hp at 5 500 rpm continuous For Sling 2 aircraft fitted with the 912 iS or 914...

Страница 19: ...perator maintenance manual and latest revision of service instruction SI 912 016 For aircraft fitted with the 912 iS or 914 UL engine refer to the applicable supplement at the end of this manual Fuel...

Страница 20: ...ntenance manual and latest revision of service instruction SI 912 016 For aircraft fitted with the 912 iS or 914 UL engine refer to the applicable supplement at the end of this manual Capacity 3 5 lit...

Страница 21: ...ximum landing weight 700 kg 1 543 23 lb Maximum baggage weight 35 kg 77 lb Front luggage compartment maximum 35 kg 77 lb Rear luggage compartment maximum 25 kg 55 lb STANDARD WEIGHTS Standard empty we...

Страница 22: ...ASA European Aviation Safety Agency EFIS Electronic Flight Information System FAA Federal Aviation Authority GLS GPS Landing System GmbH Gesellschaft mit beschr nkter Haftung company with limited liab...

Страница 23: ...mum Speed in level flight at maximum continuous power VLOF Lift off Speed being the speed at which the aircraft generally lifts off from the ground during take off VNE Never Exceed Speed being the spe...

Страница 24: ...ocal pressure setting that if set on the subscale of an altimeter will cause the altimeter to indicate local altitude above mean sea level QFE The local airfield pressure setting that if set on the su...

Страница 25: ...ding run The distance measured during landing from actual touchdown to the end of the landing run Landing distance The distance measured during landing from clearance of a 15 m obstacle in the air to...

Страница 26: ...front face of the engine flange of the Rotax engine Empty weight The weight of the airplane with engine fluids and oil at operating levels MAC Mean Aerodynamic Chord MAUW Maximum All Up Weight Maximum...

Страница 27: ...1 pound per square inch 6 895 kilopascal 1 inch 25 4 millimetres 1 foot 0 3048 metre 1 statute mile 1 609 kilometres 1 nautical mile 1 852 kilometres 1 millibar 1 hectopascal 1 millibar 0 1 kilopascal...

Страница 28: ...For aircraft fitted with 912 iS engines latest revision edition of the Operators Manual For Rotax Engine Type 912 i Series Ref No OM 912 i 4 For aircraft fitted with an Airmaster constant speed prope...

Страница 29: ...g Handbook Page 1 20 DC POH 002 X B 6 Revision 2 6 Reference should be made to these documents for operational guidelines and instructions These should be incorporated into the normal and emergency pr...

Страница 30: ...Stall speed adjustment for turning flight and load factor 2 5 2 5 Crosswind and wind limitation demonstrated 2 6 2 6 Service ceiling 2 6 2 7 Load factors 2 6 2 8 Weights 2 6 2 9 Centre of gravity rang...

Страница 31: ...ith caution VA Maneuvering speed 91 Do not make full or abrupt control movements above this speed as this may cause stress in excess of limit load factor VFE Maximum flap extended speed 85 Never excee...

Страница 32: ...s VS0 at maximum weight and upper limit is the maximum speed Vfe permissible with flaps deployed Green arc 46 105 Normal Operating Range lower limit is VS at maximum weight most forward CG with flaps...

Страница 33: ...sted for turning flight or increased load factor MULTIPLICATION FACTOR 0 2 0 4 0 6 0 8 1 0 1 2 1 4 1 6 1 8 0 10 20 30 40 50 60 70 80 90 BANK ANGLE DEGREES This graph is only valid for level i e non de...

Страница 34: ...ice ceiling 12 000 ft 2 7 Load factors Maximum positive limit load factor 4 g Maximum negative limit load factor 2 g Maximum positive load factor with flaps 2 g Maximum negative load factor with flaps...

Страница 35: ...eling Upper surface of canopy sliders on cockpit side skins with canopy open Reference transverse leveling Upper surface of centre spar cap under pilot and passenger seats Forward limit 1 635 m 5 364...

Страница 36: ...d for normal maneuvers including the following Steep turns not exceeding 60 bank Lazy eights Chandelles Stalls not including whip stalls WARNING Aerobatics and intentional spins are prohibited WARNING...

Страница 37: ...t Operating Handbook Page 2 9 DC POH 002 X B 6 Revision 2 6 2 11Flight crew Minimum crew for flight is one pilot seated on the left side 2 12Passengers Only one passenger is allowed on board the aircr...

Страница 38: ...emperature indicator Outside air temperature indicator Tachometer Chronometer First aid kit compliant with national legislation Fire extinguisher Subject to the legal requirements applicable in the co...

Страница 39: ...applicable regulations should be complied with at all times NOTICE Provided that the aircraft is appropriately equipped the aircraft may also be safely flown in IMC and in accordance with IFR The equ...

Страница 40: ...ays refer to latest edition revision of the Operators Manual for latest information regarding operating limitations ENGINE START AND OPERATION TEMPERATURE LIMITS 912 ULS Maximum 50 C 122 F ambient tem...

Страница 41: ...Maximum take off 5800 rpm maximum 5 minutes Maximum continuous 5500 rpm Idle 1 600 rpm minimum Cylinder head temperature Minimum N A Maximum 135 C 275 F Normal 75 to 110 C 167 to 230 F Oil temperatur...

Страница 42: ...is allowed on board of the airplane VFR flights only are permitted 2 16Flight in rain When flying in the rain no additional steps are required Airplane qualities and performance are not substantially...

Страница 43: ...On the instrument panel In a place visible to pilot and passenger OPERATE UNDER VMC ONLY MAXIMUM PERMISSABLE AIRSPEED 135 KIAS MAXIMUM PERMISSIBLE RPM 5 800 RPM FOR 5 MINUTES MAXIMUM CONTINUOUS RPM 5...

Страница 44: ...g flap surface On a fireproof metal plate attached to the aircraft Note represents the information applicable to the aircraft AVGAS OR MOGAS 75 LITRES ZU CONSTRUCTOR THE AIRPLANE FACTORY MODEL SLING 2...

Страница 45: ...ating Handbook Page 2 17 DC POH 002 X B 6 Revision 2 6 The airplane must be placarded to show the identity of All fuses circuit breakers Magneto ignition switches All other switches Choke Starter Trim...

Страница 46: ...POH 002 X B 6 Revision 2 6 3 EMERGENCY PROCEDURES 3 1 Introduction 3 3 3 2 Speeds for emergency operations 3 3 3 3 Engine related emergencies 3 4 3 4 Smoke and fire 3 8 3 5 Emergency landings 3 13 3 6...

Страница 47: ...pplied as necessary to correct the problem In case of emergency the pilot should remember the following priorities 1 Keep control of and continue flying the aircraft 2 Analyze the situation 3 Apply ap...

Страница 48: ...rical system switches off 3 3 2 Engine failure immediately after take off 1 Speed trim best glide speed 72 KIAS 2 Find a suitable place on the ground to land safely The landing should be planned strai...

Страница 49: ...5 Change fuel selector valve to tank not in use if not empty If engine continues to run irregularly 6 Change to fullest tank 7 Land as soon as possible 3 3 3 2 Low fuel pressure refer to engine limita...

Страница 50: ...ns low or temperature remains high or increasing 3 Land as soon as possible and remain vigilant for impending engine failure 3 3 4 In flight engine restart 1 Electric fuel pump on 912 ULS Electric fue...

Страница 51: ...tion of the starter switch may be required If the propeller stops rotating increasing airspeed may result in it again starting to do so NOTE It is possible that the propeller may continue to rotate if...

Страница 52: ...ff 7 Retrieve fire extinguisher if possible 8 Exit the airplane 9 Extinguish fire by fire extinguisher or call for a fire brigade if you cannot do it 3 4 2 Engine fire on ground with engine running 1...

Страница 53: ...ke off run 1 Throttle idle 2 Brakes stop the aircraft 3 Cabin heat close 4 Fuel selector close 5 Electric fuel pump s off 6 Magnetos ignition off 7 Master switch off 8 Retrieve fire extinguisher if po...

Страница 54: ...d and engine has shut down 5 Electric fuel pumps both off 914 UL 912 iS 6 Choose landing area choose emergency landing area 7 Emergency landing perform according to 3 5 1 8 Retrieve fire extinguisher...

Страница 55: ...urce of the electrical fire can be determined and electrical power can be removed from that system location by isolating switching the system off do so This may alleviate the need to switch off the ma...

Страница 56: ...low the procedure for electrical fires in flight 3 4 5 Alternatively 1 Cabin heat close 2 Use the fire extinguisher if possible 3 Ventilate cabin if required applicable open air vents on instrument pa...

Страница 57: ...ty harness tighten 5 Engine restart if time permits and if appropriate attempt to identify reason for engine failure and attempt restart 6 Propeller if applicable if windmilling consider feathering to...

Страница 58: ...ding where a propeller blade may dig into the landing surface due to an undercarriage failure or the like consideration should be given to leaving the propeller unfeathered NOTE The automatic feather...

Страница 59: ...ding location via radio 3 Perform a low altitude pass into wind over the right hand side of the selected area with flaps extended as required and thoroughly inspect the landing area 4 Perform a circui...

Страница 60: ...practical speed with the aircraft slightly banked towards the serviceable tyre wheel Maintain directional control during the landing run and keep the flat tyre damaged wheel off the ground just above...

Страница 61: ...push forward if necessary to lower nose then recover from dive ensuring VNE and load factor limitations are not exceeded In the unlikely event that applied control inputs result in the aircraft enter...

Страница 62: ...aight and level flight utilizing other instruments and ground references 2 Switch the EFIS back up battery and the EFIS main switch off i e remove power from the EFIS 3 Following a 3 second delay appl...

Страница 63: ...emperatures To recover the engine power the following procedure is recommended 1 Speed 75 KIAS 2 Throttle 1 3 power 3 If possible leave the icing area 4 Increase the engine power gradually up to cruis...

Страница 64: ...ropeller if applicable AUTO CLIMB or as desired 6 When propeller if applicable governs at climb setting MAN 7 Propeller switch if applicable off 8 Set EFIS brightness to minimum 9 Restrict avoid the u...

Страница 65: ...manual Refer to paragraph 7 17 under Main bus for a list of equipment affected by a loss of power to the main bus 1 The EFIS should automatically switch over to the EFIS back up battery supply provide...

Страница 66: ...taxi landing strobe and navigation lights 4 4 4 4 Pre flight check 4 5 4 5 Engine start 4 10 4 6 Taxi 4 13 4 7 Normal take off 4 14 4 8 Climb 4 16 4 9 Cruise 4 17 4 10 Descend 4 17 4 11 Approach 4 18...

Страница 67: ...tude gain over a given horizontal distance i e largest climb angle VY Best Rate of Climb Speed 74 The speed at MAUW flaps fully retracted which results in the greatest altitude gain over a given time...

Страница 68: ...pedestrians wildlife Landing lights should be used as appropriate and their use should be incorporated in the applicable before take off take off climb approach and landing procedures as required Giv...

Страница 69: ...t incident maintenance activity assembly of any aircraft component or suchlike Incomplete or careless inspection can result in an accident Carry out the inspection following the instructions in the In...

Страница 70: ...y harnesses Verify condition security of attachment and operation of buckles Seats Verify security of attachment and correct operation of adjustment mechanism ensure seat mechanisms lock correctly aft...

Страница 71: ...ut condition cracks Leading edge condition check Taxi landing lights and lens check for cracks and condition Fuel vent underside of wing unobstructed Wing trailing edge check condition Aileron freedom...

Страница 72: ...ks as per Rotax manual complete Other actions according to the engine manual Parachute cover if fitted check sealed and secure Tyre condition inflation wear Wheels security general condition Chocks an...

Страница 73: ...d Wing trailing edge check condition Aileron freedom of movement attachment surface condition Aileron hinges control horn bolts pushrod secure condition Flap hinges control horn bolts pushrod secure c...

Страница 74: ...just and secure 5 Brakes on 4 5 2 Engine start If a Rotax 912 iS or 914 UL engine is installed rather than a Rotax 912 ULS engine please refer to the supplement at the end of this manual 1 Master swit...

Страница 75: ...switch on and verify battery charging 15 Avionics master switch on 16 Warm engine 2 000 rpm for 2 minutes then 2 500 rpm until oil temp is 50 C 122 F CAUTION The starter should be activated for a max...

Страница 76: ...maximum difference in rpm drop between magnetos ignition circuits should not exceed 115 rpm 912 ULS 914 UL For verification of ignition circuits on an aircraft fitted with a 912 iS engine refer to the...

Страница 77: ...fy that the stop brake valve park brake is off 4 Controls neutral position or as required for wind 5 Power and brakes as required 6 Brakes verify 7 Instruments verify Apply power and brakes as needed...

Страница 78: ...9 Instruments verify all 10 Altimeter set QNH QFE 11 Switches verify as required 12 Power and ignition verify magnetos at 4 000rpm max difference 115 rpm max drop 300 rpm 912 ULS 914 UL 13 Propeller c...

Страница 79: ...300 ft 8 Electric fuel pump off 912 ULS minimum 300 ft Auxiliary electric fuel pump off 912 iS 914 UL 300 ft minimum 9 Brakes apply briefly brakes to stop wheel rotation 10 Transition to climb CAUTION...

Страница 80: ...speed VX 65 KIAS VY 74 KIAS Cruise climb 75 to 90 KIAS 4 Trim as required 5 Instruments verify Oil temperature and pressure Cylinder temperature within limits CAUTION If the cylinder head temperature...

Страница 81: ...ine of fuel leading to engine stoppage This poses a particular threat when at low altitude typically prior to landing WARNING If a fuel lift pipe is exposed to air the pump will suck air into the engi...

Страница 82: ...not advisable to reduce the engine throttle control lever to minimum on final approach or when descending from very high altitude In such cases the engine can become over cooled although unlikely and...

Страница 83: ...e as required 3 Airspeed 65 KIAS 4 Wing flaps extend as required 5 Trim as required 6 Brakes off carefully check that the brake stop valve is off 4 12 2 Landing 1 Throttle as required 2 Controls flare...

Страница 84: ...minimum 300 ft 6 Trim adjust 7 Repeat circuit pattern 4 14Short field take off and landing procedures Not considered necessary Ordinary short field procedures may be used if pilot deems it appropriat...

Страница 85: ...l switches off 7 EFIS off battery back up off 8 Master switch off 9 Fuel selector off CAUTION Rapid engine cooling should be avoided during operation This especially happens during aircraft descent ta...

Страница 86: ...necessary 7 Secure the airplane NOTE Use the anchor eyes on the wings and fuselage rear section to secure the airplane Move control stick forward and secure it together with the rudder pedals if high...

Страница 87: ...5 1 5 2 DC POH 002 X B 6 Revision 2 6 5 PERFORMANCE 5 1 Introduction 5 3 5 2 Take off and landing distance 5 3 5 3 Rate of climb 5 4 5 4 Cruise speeds with fixed pitch propeller 5 5 5 5 Fuel consumpt...

Страница 88: ...s valid for maximum take off weight 700 kg 1 540 lbs and under ISA conditions The performance shown in this section is valid for aircraft fitted with a ROTAX 912 ULS 73 5 kW 98 6 hp 5 2 Take off and l...

Страница 89: ...Page 5 4 DC POH 002 X B 6 Revision 2 6 5 3 Rate of climb Conditions Max continuous power 5 500 rpm Weight 700 kg 1 540 lb Best rate of climb speed VY Rate of climb KIAS fpm 0 ft ISA 74 700 3 000 ft I...

Страница 90: ...opeller Altitude ft ISA Engine speed rpm KIAS KTAS 100 4 500 78 79 4 800 93 94 5 000 98 99 5 300 103 105 5 500 109 111 3 000 4 500 69 73 4 800 84 90 5 000 95 102 5 300 101 107 5 500 105 111 6 000 4 50...

Страница 91: ...umption Altitude ft ISA 3 000 Fuel quantity l 150 US gallons 39 63 Engine speed rpm 4 500 4 800 5 000 5 300 5 500 Fuel consumption l h 14 16 18 20 21 US gallons 3 70 4 23 4 76 5 29 5 55 Airspeed KIAS...

Страница 92: ...2 X B 6 Revision 2 6 5 6 Airspeed indicator system calibration IAS knots CAS knots average CAS knots this aircraft 25 28 30 33 35 37 40 41 45 45 50 50 55 55 60 60 65 65 70 70 75 75 80 80 85 85 90 90 9...

Страница 93: ...ndbook Page 6 1 6 2 DC POH 002 X B 6 Revision 2 6 6 WEIGHT AND BALANCE 6 1 Installed equipment list 6 3 6 2 Center of gravity CG range 6 4 6 3 Determination of aircraft GC 6 6 6 4 Empty CG determinati...

Страница 94: ...balance records and the payload range for safe operating of the Sling 2 6 1 Installed equipment list Garmin multifunction glass cockpit instrument G3X GTR 200 COM radio Mode S transponder optional An...

Страница 95: ...allowable CG envelope CG range is 1 635 mm 5 364 ft to 1 808 mm 5 931 ft aft of the reference datum 20 to 33 of MAC The leading edge of the MAC is 1 366 mm 4 482 ft aft of the reference datum The MAC...

Страница 96: ...must be adhered to at all times WARNING For each flight the most forward CG i e with take off fuel and the most rearward CG i e with landing fuel must be calculated to be within aircraft CG range lim...

Страница 97: ...nt Total Weight MAC CG 1366 mm x 100 1 339 mm MAC CG 4 482 ft x 100 4 393 ft The aircraft empty CG is determined in a conventional manner by weighing the aircraft whilst it is standing level Refer to...

Страница 98: ...weight x arm kg mm lb ft Aircraft Empty CG Right Main Wheel WR LR 1 959 6 427 Left Main Wheel WL LL 1 959 6 427 Nose Wheel WN LN 464 1 522 Computed empty CG Empty weight WE kg lb CG mm ft MAC Aircraft...

Страница 99: ...6 8 DC POH 002 X B 6 Revision 2 6 6 5 Blank for and graph for use WEIGHT kg lb ARM mm ft MOMENT weight x arm kg mm lb ft PILOT PASSENGER 1 959 6 427 BAGGAGE FRONT 2 508 8 228 BAGGAGE REAR 2 896 9 501...

Страница 100: ...Airplane Factory SLING 2 Pilot Operating Handbook Page 6 9 DC POH 002 X B 6 Revision 2 6 771 62 881 85 992 08 1102 31 1212 54 1322 77 1433 1763 7 Aircraft Mass lb 1543 23 1653 47...

Страница 101: ...ems 7 10 7 9 Cockpit layout 7 11 7 10 Instruments and Avionics 7 13 7 11 Flap and elevator trim systems 7 18 7 12 Minimum instruments and equipment required for flight 7 19 7 13 Engine 7 20 7 14 Cooli...

Страница 102: ...nstruction provides long life and low maintenance costs thanks to its durability and corrosion resistant characteristics The wing has a high lift airfoil NACA 4415 and is equipped with semi slotted Fo...

Страница 103: ...GHT LEFT OFF rotary fuel selector valve located at the bottom centre of the instrument panel front of centre console Refer to the instrument panel layout in paragraph 7 10 An additional knob must be a...

Страница 104: ...off UP ON DOWN OFF EFIS BKUP Connects EFIS system to EFIS back up battery supply FUEL PUMP Switch auxiliary electric fuel pump on off LAND Switch landing lights on off TAXI Switch taxi lights on off N...

Страница 105: ...utton allocation Flap control Wing flaps are electrically controlled and selected position by a four position rotary knob or a four pushbutton selector located on the instrument panel refer to paragra...

Страница 106: ...An intercept valve acts as a parking brake by stopping pressure relief For braking to be operational the brake intercept valve must be off and the brake lever activated The arrangement is apparent in...

Страница 107: ...t comprises two sections positioned behind the seats and is designed to carry up to 35 kg 77 lb in total The baggage compartment comprises a narrow slightly lowered front section and a higher larger b...

Страница 108: ...d with a sliding canopy mechanism External access to the cabin is from either side Latching mechanisms are provided inside the cabin at the top of the roll over bar in the centre and outside on the ce...

Страница 109: ...f attack The static port is located behind the instrument panel Keep the pitot head clean to ensure proper functioning of the system Ensure that the pitot tube cover is removed prior to every flight a...

Страница 110: ...ckpit layout is the same for all Sling 2 aircraft notwithstanding that instrumentation may differ substantially All airplanes contain the minimum instrumentation but particular airplanes may contain s...

Страница 111: ...re located on the lower right and left sides of the instrument panel Baggage space is immediately behind the seats A fire extinguisher is held in place against the front retaining wall of the baggage...

Страница 112: ...typical back up and additional instrumentation supplied with the aircraft The instrument panel in any particular aircraft may differ from that illustrated in the diagram It is the responsibility of t...

Страница 113: ...bin heat activator 2 Ignition Magneto switches 14 Cubby hole 3 Charge warning light 914 UL 912 ULS 15 12 V Power port socket 4 Garmin G3X 16 Air vent 5 EFIS accessory warning light 17 Circuit breakers...

Страница 114: ...ided by the EFIS will typically include ASI IAS as well as TAS and ground speed ALT and typically also height above ground VSI Compass Attitude indicator Turn coordinator G meter load factor meter Clo...

Страница 115: ...tion supplied with the unit and will not be dealt with in this handbook Refer to the supplied EFIS documentation The EFIS is operated during flight with the EFIS back up battery selection switch label...

Страница 116: ...e EFIS screen brightness to the minimum acceptable for readability to reduce current drain on the back up battery WARNING Users should desist from entering the EFIS setup pages during flight as change...

Страница 117: ...instrument panel refer to paragraph 7 17 2 The trim motor is located in the port elevator and drives a trim tab via a pushrod system located on the elevator trailing edge Pilot control is via buttons...

Страница 118: ...perature indicator Tachometer Chronometer First aid kit compliant with national legislation Fire extinguisher WARNING Notwithstanding that installed equipment may include GPS and other advanced flight...

Страница 119: ...ufacturer documentation and applicable supplements to this Pilot operating Handbook for applicable information should the airplane be fitted with a Rotax 914 UL or a Rotax 912 iS engine 7 14Cooling sy...

Страница 120: ...SI 912 016 Coolant liquid volume Coolant volume is approximately 2 5 litres 0 66 US gallons 7 15Throttle and Choke Refer to the applicable supplement at the end of this manual for additional informat...

Страница 121: ...aircraft only is positioned in the left centre of the instrument panel Refer to paragraph 7 10 Pulling out the choke knob activates the choke mechanism Both controls throttle and choke are mechanical...

Страница 122: ...aft s electrical system which are relevant can aid the pilot s understanding of the aircraft s systems and their use with respect to the operational procedures described in this manual Refer to paragr...

Страница 123: ...to the aircraft systems e g to charge the main battery Charge system output is approximately 13 5 to 14 V DC from 1000 250 rpm and higher The charge system output is connected to the battery Refer to...

Страница 124: ...autopilot servos 4 Propeller if applicable 5 Radio 6 Transponder if fitted 7 Cabin light s 8 Strobe navigation and taxi lights 9 EFIS unless powered by the EFIS battery back up circuit With regard to...

Страница 125: ...starter switches Ignition magneto switches and starter switch are incorporated into a key switch mounted on the instrument panel Refer to paragraphs Error Reference source not found Error Reference s...

Страница 126: ...i e ON Optional equipment switches and or fuses are subject to change or installed as requested Refer to the Aircraft Equipment List Circuit breakers Circuit breakers are push to reset i e push in for...

Страница 127: ...Airplane Factory SLING 2 Pilot Operating Handbook Page 7 28 DC POH 002 X B 6 Revision 2 6 7 17 1 Charge system start system electric fuel pump wiring diagram 912 ULS...

Страница 128: ...Airplane Factory SLING 2 Pilot Operating Handbook Page 7 29 DC POH 002 X B 6 Revision 2 6 7 17 2 Switches and circuit breakers diagram 912 ULS...

Страница 129: ...Airplane Factory SLING 2 Pilot Operating Handbook Page 7 30 DC POH 002 X B 6 Revision 2 6 7 17 3 EFIS back up circuit battery back up wiring diagram...

Страница 130: ...ite propeller a Whirlwind 70 inch composite ground adjustable 3 blade propeller or an Airmaster AP332 72 inch composite electric constant speed 3 blade propeller If the aircraft is fitted with the Air...

Страница 131: ...nk in use The system is configured as in the diagram below Volume of wing tanks 2 x 75 litres 2 x 19 8 US gal 73 litres 19 2 US gal useable per tank WARNING The fuel lift pipe in each fuel tank is sit...

Страница 132: ...el system 912 ULS A Port left fuel tank G 8mm Barbed T piece B Starboard right fuel tank H 8mm T Piece with Jet C Fuel selector LEFT RIGHT OFF I Fuel flow sensor D Fuel filter 90 bend J Left carburett...

Страница 133: ...ng from the points of lubrication gathers at the bottom of the crankcase from where it is forced back to the oil reservoir by piston blow by gasses Oil temperature is sensed by a sensor located on the...

Страница 134: ...rument panel refer to paragraph 7 17 2 This switch must be on for the autopilot EFIS outputs to have any effect on aircraft attitude The autopilot can be engaged in several ways The autopilot engage d...

Страница 135: ...t white is fitted on top of the rudder The white lights on the wingtips and rudder are dual function lights that can either be on continuously position light flash anti collision strobe light or flash...

Страница 136: ...SERVICING 8 1 Introduction 8 2 8 2 Servicing fuel oil and coolant 8 2 8 3 Towing and tie down mooring instructions 8 3 8 4 Parking 8 5 8 5 Jacking 8 5 8 6 Road transport 8 6 8 7 Cleaning and care 8 6...

Страница 137: ...inspection and maintenance requirements which should be followed at all times Full details for servicing and maintenance appear in the aircraft maintenance manual This document does not replace the m...

Страница 138: ...carefully backwards by putting pressure on the wing leading edges close to the root directly on a nose rib or on the horizontal stabilizer leading edge next to the root over a rib Tow Bar The aircraft...

Страница 139: ...rocedure 1 Verify Fuel selector shut off circuit breakers and Master switch switched off 2 Verify Magnetos switched off 3 Secure the control column s using for example a safety harness 4 Close air ven...

Страница 140: ...r By pushing the fuselage rear section down above a bulkhead the fuselage front section may be raised and then supported under the firewall The same effect can be achieved by pressing down on the hori...

Страница 141: ...anopy may be cleaned with petrol gasoline The canopy may only be cleaned by washing it with a sufficient quantity of lukewarm water and an adequate quantity of detergents Use either a soft clean cloth...

Страница 142: ...l condition of the aircraft Inspections and servicing should be carried out according to at least the following periods After the first 25 flight hours thereafter after every 100 flight hours or annua...

Страница 143: ...cations to the aircraft to ensure that the airworthiness of the aircraft is not affected Always use only original spare parts produced by the aircraft or engine propeller manufacturer as the case may...

Страница 144: ...and equipment not provided with the standard airplane List of inserted supplements Date Suppl No Title of inserted supplement 04 06 12 01 2010 Airplanes fitted with a Rotax 914 UL engine 04 06 12 02 2...

Страница 145: ...bject to latest information documentation as provided by the engine manufacturer The Rotax 914 UL engine is a 4 stroke 4 cylinder horizontally opposed turbocharged spark ignition engine with one centr...

Страница 146: ...MITS Always refer to latest edition revision of the engine Operators Manual for latest information regarding operating limitations ENGINE START AND OPERATION TEMPERATURE LIMITS 914 UL Maximum 50 C 122...

Страница 147: ...m maximum 5 minutes Maximum continuous 74 6 kW 100 hp at 5500 rpm Engine RPM Maximum take off 5800 rpm maximum 5 minutes Maximum continuous 5500 rpm Idle 1 500 rpm Temperature EGT Maximum 950 C 1742 F...

Страница 148: ...al 2 to 5 bar 29 to 73 psi above 3500 rpm Fuel Minimum 1 15 bar 16 7 psi Maximum 1 85 bar 26 8 psi Manifold Maximum take off 1 35 bar 19 58 psi NOTE Overshoot of manifold pressure is allowed but has t...

Страница 149: ...ot Operating Handbook Page 9 7 DC POH 002 X B 6 Revision 2 6 Refer to latest revision of Rotax operator maintenance manuals and latest revision of Rotax service instruction SI 914 019 with regard to s...

Страница 150: ...OTAX 914 UL FUEL SYSTEM A Left fuel tank F TAF fuel pump system B Right fuel tank G Garmin fuel pressure sensor C Fuel selector LEFT RIGHT OFF H Fuel flow sensor D 90 Fuel filter I 914 UL Engine E Gas...

Страница 151: ...el tank in use Main fuel pump The main fuel pump is connected to the main bus The pump cannot be operated when power to the main bus is unavailable Auxiliary fuel pump The auxiliary fuel pump is conne...

Страница 152: ...s the lever at the 100 throttle selection position Moving the throttle lever past the 100 throttle selection requires the manipulation of a detent control enabling knob located on the throttle lever O...

Страница 153: ...P ON DOWN OFF EFIS BKUP Connects EFIS system to EFIS back up battery supply MAIN PUMP Switch main fuel pump in off AUX PUMP Switch auxiliary fuel pump on off LAND Switch landing lights on off TAXI Swi...

Страница 154: ...d applicable in paragraph 7 17 under Main bus becomes non operational 1 Main fuel pump 2 TCU Turbocharger Control Unit waste gate servo With regard to the above 1 The auxiliary fuel pump can be operat...

Страница 155: ...Airplane Factory SLING 2 Pilot Operating Handbook Page 9 13 DC POH 002 X B 6 Revision 2 6 CHARGE AND START SYSTEM WIRING DIAGRAM 914 UL...

Страница 156: ...Airplane Factory SLING 2 Pilot Operating Handbook Page 9 14 DC POH 002 X B 6 Revision 2 6 SWITCHES AND CIRCUIT BREAKERS WIRING DIAGRAM 914 UL...

Страница 157: ...crankcase from where it is forced back to the oil reservoir by a piston blow by gas Oil temperature is sensed by a sensor located on the oil pump housing The lubrication circuit is vented at the oil...

Страница 158: ...box The TCU starts adding full boost from the 108 throttle position onward The throttle lever in cabin is equipped with a detent at the 100 throttle lever position A lever on the throttle lever is act...

Страница 159: ...LIGHT INDICATION Illuminates steadily Blinks CAUTION LIGHT INDICATION Blinks NOTE Boost pressure will not be reduced automatically Limited operation as boost control may be unavailable or insufficient...

Страница 160: ...ng light Procedure as in paragraph 3 7 4 WARNING The engine will continue to run after an alternator charge system failure until the battery voltage is low approximately 30 minutes if all ancillary eq...

Страница 161: ...CHARGER CONTROL UNIT TCU Sudden drop in boost pressure Possible causes may be the turbocharger fracturing or the waste gate not closing Fractured turbocharger A loud bang may be heard as a result of a...

Страница 162: ...loss of power to the main bus 1 Auxiliary fuel pump on 2 Use the throttle lever to set control engine speed and boost pressure to within operating limits at least maximum continuous values 3 Rest of p...

Страница 163: ...ft and 160 m 524 9 respectively 1 5 Rate of climb at 0 3 000 6 000 and 9 000 ft ISA will increase to 1 000 900 800 and 720 fpm respectively 1 6 Cruise speeds will not be altered substantially unless...

Страница 164: ...voltage is applied Master switch is switched on both TCU lights should illuminate for approximately 1 to 2 seconds TCU self test and then extinguish If not it indicates a deficiency refer to Rotax 914...

Страница 165: ...operation of an aircraft fitted with a Magnum 601 ballistic parachute 1 The Sling 2 is designed specifically for convenient fitment of a Magnum 601 ballistic parachute recovery system The system is d...

Страница 166: ...arameters 2 Throttle idle 3 Magneto ignition switches off 4 Electric fuel pump s off 5 Fuel selector lever off 6 Deploy the parachute by pulling the T shaped activation handle situated in the centre f...

Страница 167: ...master AP 332 variable pitch constant speed propeller Propeller control is via an electronic control unit mounted on the instrument panel Power to the propeller propeller controller is provided via th...

Страница 168: ...for the Airmaster AP332 Propeller operational guidelines and instructions These should be incorporated into the normal and emergency procedures for the aircraft as applicable SUPPLEMENTARY INFORMATIO...

Страница 169: ...xed pitch propeller Propeller switch off CAUTION Selection of too fine a propeller pitch for the engine throttle setting will result in an over speed situation Selection of too coarse a propeller pitc...

Страница 170: ...Revision 2 6 SUPPLEMENTARY INFORMATION PILOT CONTROLS PROPELLER PROPELLER CONTROLLER MANUAL PROPELLER CONTROL SWITCH PROPELLER CONTROL SELECTOR KNOB BLUE AUTOMATIC MANUAL SELECTOR SWITCH FEATHER ENGAG...

Страница 171: ...ntroller unit and to the propeller motor Automatic Manual Selector switch located on the propeller controller This switch selects between propeller automatic AUTO and manual MAN control modes Automati...

Страница 172: ...mal cruise operation HOLD Provides constant speed propeller governing at a pilot selected speed Feather Engage switch With automatic AUTO mode selected on the Automatic Manual Selector switch and the...

Страница 173: ...the Manual Propeller Control switch is used to set a pilot selected propeller governing speed Actuate the switch to change propeller pitch in the direction desired When the desired speed rpm is reache...

Страница 174: ...ROPELLER STATUS INDICATOR LIGHT FINE COARSE FEATHER Pitch decreasing Orange Pitch increasing Orange Pitch increasing in feather Orange No speed signal Orange flashing Fine pitch limit Green Coarse pit...

Страница 175: ...or information purposes and is subject to latest information documentation as provided by the engine manufacturer The Rotax 912iS is a fuel injected and electronically controlled variant of the Rotax...

Страница 176: ...on revision of the engine Operators Manual for latest information regarding operating limitations ENGINE START AND OPERATION TEMPERATURE LIMITS 912 iS Maximum in flight 60 C 140 F manifold temperature...

Страница 177: ...maximum 5 minutes Max continuous 5500 rpm Idle 1 400 minimum EGT Maximum 950 C 1742 F Cylinder head temperature Minimum N A Maximum 150 C 302 F Normal 75 to 110 C 167 to 230 F Oil temperature Minimum...

Страница 178: ...type 1 1 Ethylene glycol based coolant and distilled water mixture WATER FREE COOLANT NOT PERMITTED FOR USE WITH 912 iS Refer to latest revision of Rotax operator maintenance manuals and latest revisi...

Страница 179: ...left fuel tank G 8mm T piece B Starboard right fuel tank H 8mm T piece with Jet C Fuel selector LEFT RIGHT OFF I Fuel pressure sensor D Fuel filter 90 bend J Fuel filter E Gascolator K Bypass pressur...

Страница 180: ...pumps The main and auxiliary fuel pumps are powered via the EMS ECU As long as power is available to the EMS ECU via Alternator A Alternator B in event of Alternator A failure or via the main battery...

Страница 181: ...e EMS ECU is automatically switched over to Alternator B Note that in this event Alternator B output is not or only partially available to the aircraft systems and that no or reduced main battery char...

Страница 182: ...onnects EFIS system to EFIS back up battery supply MAIN PUMP Switch main fuel pump on off AUX PUMP Switch auxiliary fuel pump on off LAND Switch landing lights on off TAXI Switch taxi lights on off NA...

Страница 183: ...SLING 2 Pilot Operating Handbook Page 9 41 DC POH 002 X B 6 Revision 2 6 SUPPLEMENTARY INFORMATION ELECTRICAL SYSTEM OVERVIEW The drawing below provides an overview of the electrical system 912 iS eq...

Страница 184: ...powered aircraft the charge system output is directly connected to the main battery which connects to the main bus via a master switch This implies that with the Ignition switch turned off The main b...

Страница 185: ...Airplane Factory SLING 2 Pilot Operating Handbook Page 9 43 DC POH 002 X B 6 Revision 2 6 ROTAX 912 iS WIRING DIAGRAM...

Страница 186: ...Airplane Factory SLING 2 Pilot Operating Handbook Page 9 44 DC POH 002 X B 6 Revision 2 6 ROTAX 912 iS SWITCHES AND CIRCUIT BREAKERS WIRING DIAGRAM...

Страница 187: ...d oil filter to points of lubrication Surplus oil emerging from the points of lubrication gathers at the bottom of the crankcase from where it is forced back to the oil reservoir by piston blow by gas...

Страница 188: ...is automatically switched over to Alternator B Note that in this event Alternator B output is not or only partially available to the aircraft systems to charge the main battery Procedure as in paragr...

Страница 189: ...7 4 Alternator B failure could be indicated by a drop in the main bus voltage displayed on EFIS WARNING The engine will continue to run after an Alternator B failure with Alternator A still operative...

Страница 190: ...MENTARY INFORMATION MAIN BUS When power to the main bus is unavailable fails the following equipment in addition to those listed and applicable in paragraph 7 17 under Main bus becomes non operational...

Страница 191: ...back up switch on Once power EMS battery back up is supplied the Lane A and Lane B warning lights should illuminate for approximately 5 seconds and then extinguish If either or both lights flash or f...

Страница 192: ...7 EMS battery back up switch off At an engine start with low oil temperature continue to watch the oil pressure as it could drop again due to the increased resistance in the suction line Verify all en...

Страница 193: ...EMENTARY INFORMATION PRIOR TO TAKE OFF Only one ignition circuit lane may be switched on and off at a time Verify the Lane A and Lane B ignition circuits at 4 000 rpm No rpm drop should occur when Lan...

Страница 194: ...st be contained in the Pilot Operating Handbook during operation of the aircraft with such mechanism fitted Information contained in this supplement adds to or replaces information from the standard S...

Страница 195: ...abbreviated material to the pilot who is familiar with tugging and towing operations as well as the Sling 2 aircraft type who wishes to understand in what manner the operation of the Sling 2 for tuggi...

Страница 196: ...empty CG of the aircraft should be measured and appropriately recorded Flight performance There is no noticeable change in flight performance between an aircraft fitted with the tow hook mechanism an...

Страница 197: ...y significance The tow hook installation design provides for the fitment of a red release handle immediately beneath the lower edge of the instrument panel and between the pilot s knees The release ha...

Страница 198: ...discontinue operations immediately Pilots should at all times operate in accordance with the provisions of the Tost E22 series Operating Manual and good aviation practice The lighter the aircraft dur...

Страница 199: ...imitations are met at all times It is assumed that at all times pilots and support crew will comply with good aviation practices applicable to the kinds of operations engaged in Provided that these gu...

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