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Power Failure General May Be Caused By
1 - Engine Failure or 2 - Drive System Failure
Engine Failure Symptoms
1 - Left Nose Yaw
2 - Change In Noise Level
3 - Low H/L Warning
4 - Oil Light
5 - Tachs
Drive System Failure Symptoms
1 - Unusual Noise
2 - Right/Left Nose Yaw
3 - Low Rotor RPM
4 - High Engine RPM (Wined Up)
Power Failure @ 500 ft AGL Procedures
1 - Immediate Down Collective to maintain RPM
2 - Establish A Steady Glide/About 65 KIAS
3- Choose A Landing Area/Maneuver Into Wind If Alt Permits 4 - Attempt a Restart
5- If unable to restart: Mayday Call
Battery Off
Alt Off
Fuel Off
Brace Brace
6 - At 40ft AGL Begin Flare
7- At 8ft AGL level A/C and cushion touchdown
Restart Procedure
1 - Mixture Full Rich
2 - Primer Down/Locked
3 - Throttle Closed
4- Then Slightly Cracked
5 - Actuate Starter w/ Left Hand
Power Failure Between 8' & 500' AGL
1 - Takeoff Should Be Conducted-Per Hight/Velocity Diagram 2 - Immediate Down Collective-Maintain Rotor RPM
3 - Adjust Collective-Keep Rotor RPM In Green Arch
4 - Maintain Airspeed Until Ground Approaches
5. As Ground Approaches-Start Cyclic Flare To Reduce ROD & FWD Airspeed
6. @ 8' AGL-FWD Cyclic To Level Ship 7. Raise Collective Just Before Impact
Power Failure Below in the hover
1. Immediate Right Pedal-To Prevent Yaw
2. Allow Aircraft To Settle
3. Raise Collective Just Before Impact
Ditching Power Off
1 Follow Same Procedures As Over Land Power Failure-Until Water Contact
2 Apply Lateral Cyclic-To Stop Blades
3 Release Seat Belts
4 Clear Aircraft
Ditching Power On
1 Descend To Hover Above Water
2 Unlatch Doors
3 Allow Passengers To Exit
4 Fly To Safe Distance For Passengers
5 Switch Off-Master Battery & Alternator
6 Roll Off Throttle
7 Keep Level / Allow Aircraft To Settle
8 Pull Full Collective On Water Contact
9 Apply Lateral Cyclic-To Stop Blades
10 Release Seat Belts
11 Clear Aircraft
Loss Of Tail Rotor Thrust In Forward Flight symptoms
1 - Indicated By A Right Nose Yaw
2 - Can Not Be Corrected By Left Pedal
Loss Of Tail Rotor Thrust In Forward Flight
1 Immediately Enter Autorotation
2 Maintain @ Least 70 KIAS
3 Select Landing Site
4 Roll Off Throttle
5 Perform Autorotation Landing
Loss Of Tail Rotor Thrust During Hover Symptoms
1 - Indicated By A Right Nose Yaw
2 - Can Not Be Corrected By Left Pedal
Loss Of Tail Rotor Thrust During Hover
1 Roll Off Throttle
2 Allow Aircraft To Settle
3 Raise Collective Just Before Impact
Engine Fire During Start at Ground (Engine Starts)
1 - Continue Cranking/10 to 15 seconds
2 - Run @ 50% To 60% For A Short Time
3 - Shut Down
4 - Extinguish
5 - Inspect
Engine Fire During Start at Ground (Engine Doesn't Start)
1 - Continue Cranking/10 to 15 seconds
2 - Shut Off Fuel
3 - Shut Off Master Battery
4 - Extinguish 5 - Inspect
Engine Fire In Flight (Smells like something burnt)
sensible way
1 - Immediately Enter Auto
2 - Master Battery Off
3 - Cabin Heat Off
3 - Cabin Vent Open
4 - Engine On/Normal Landing or Engine Off/Autorotational Landing
5 - Shut Off Fuel
6 - Extinguish
7 - Inspect
Electrical Fire In Flight
1 - Master Batter Off
2 - Alternator Off
3 - Land Immediately
4 - Extinguish/Inspect
Both Tachs Fail
1 - Use Governor
2- Land As Soon As Practical
Governor Failure
1 - Grip Throttle Firmly
2 - Switch Gov Off
3 - Complete Flight w/ Manual Throttle Control
Oil Pressure Light
1 - check engine tach for power loss
2 - Check oil pressure Gauge
3 - If Pressure Loss
4 - Land Immediately
Clutch light on more Then 7 Seconds
1 - Pull Clutch Circuit Breaker
2- Reduce Power
3 - Land Immediately
4 - Be Prepared To Auto
5 - inspect for malfunction
Alternator (ALT) steps
1 - turn off nonessential electrical equip
2 - switch ALT off and back on after on second to reset overvoltage relay
3 - land as soon as possible
Starter On warning light
1 - mixture to idle cut-off
2 - master switch off
3 - have starter motor serviced
Right roll in low G condition
1 - gradually apply aft cyclic to restore positive G forces and MR thrust
2 - dont apply lateral cyclic until positive G forces are established
uncommanded pitch-roll-or yaw resulting from flight in trubulence
1 - gradually apply controls to maintain rotor RPM-positive Gs-elminate sideslip
2 - minimize cyclic control inputs/dont overcontrol
inadvertent encounter with mod/severe/extreme turbulence
1 - depart area if isolated
2 - land as soon as practical