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Shall has been used only when application of a procedure is _______.
MANDATORY
_______ has been used only when application of a procedure is recommended.
SHOULD
WARNING: A popped NO.1 ENG OVSP or NO.2 ENG OVSP circuit breaker should / shall not be reset in flight.
SHALL
CAUTION: Illumination of the ENG INLET ANTI-ICE ON light when OAT is above _____ degrees C is an indication of a faulty engine inlet anti-ice modulating valve. The resultant loss of power could be a maximum of ____% when the engine anti-ice system is activated.
13. 49.
CAUTION: During single-point pressure refueling, if the right cell fills faster than the left cell, monitor the fuel quantity gauges closely. If the difference in cell quantities persists stop refueling before the _____ cell is full (approximately _____ pounds.
RIGHT. 1700.
WARNING: When AFCS computer power is interrupted, ______ is disengaged and an unguarded cyclic will allow the rotor arc to dip to as low as ______ feet above the deck.
TRIM. 4.
WARNING: It is possible for the stabilator to fail without illumination of the STABILATOR caution light and associated aural warning tone. In this case, the first indication of failure will be _______________________.
UNCOMMANDED PITCH CHANGE
WARNING: If JP-4 is used, the following operational restrictions apply: All takeoffs shall stabilize in a hover with no fuel pressure caution lights for a minimum of 5 / 10 / 20 seconds before commencing transition to forward flight. Sinigle-engine training operations shall / should / may not be conducted while using JP-4/JET B.
10. SHALL.
Operation of the T700-GE-401C engine within the ______ light region of the VIDS may be limited to _____ minutes and operation below the high temperature level displayed on the VIDS may result in engine overtemperature.
YELLOW. 2.5.
TGT Limits with Normal and CPWR
"0-810 CONTINUOUS
Nr Limits (Power On/Power Off/MR Overspeed)
"POWER ON
Np Limits (max, continuous, and avoid ranges)
MAX:120%. CONT: 96-101. AVOID OTHER THAN TRANSIENT 20-40 AND 60-75.
Single-Engine Torque Limits (max continuous and 10 second transient)
0-135% CONT. 135-144% 10 SEC TRANSIENT
Dual-Engine Torque Limits (max continuous and 10 second transient)
"0-4000DA: 106%
Ng Limits
"CONTINUOUS: 0-98%
Engine Oil Temperatures
"CONTINUOUS: -50-135
Engine Oil Pressure (with idle range)
"MIN: 22 PSI
Main Transmission Oil Temperature
"MAX CONTINUOUS: 105
Main Transmission Oil Pressure (with steady state flight)
"MIN: 20PSI
Situations which can result in engine overtemperature
"ADVANCING PCL TO IDLE WITH TGT OVER 80
Engine Start cycles (any temp motoring)
AMBIENT TEMPERATURE (°C) STARTER ON STARTER OFF
When crossbleed starts are attempted, the operating engine must be operating at or above ___ percent Ng and rotor speed must be ____ to ____ percent Nr.
"LESS THAN 16C First Cycle 60 Seconds
T/F. Engine start with main rotor blades or tail pylon spread is prohibited.
TRUE
The main transmission may be operated up to _____ minutes at a time with pressure fluctuations when the aircraft is known to be in a nose-up attitude (slope landings or hover with extreme aft cg). In forward flight steady-state conditions, the transmission pressure shall be in the ___ to ___ psi range; fluctuations or pressure below ____ psi under these conditions requires maintenance action.
30. 45. 60. 45.
Maximum wind velocity for rotor start or stop is ____ knots from any direction.
45
Maximum (redline) airspeed limit is _____.
180
Maximum airspeed for autorotations is _____.
100
Maximum airspeed with one engine inoperative is _____.
150
Sideward/rearward flight limit is _____.
35
Airspeed limit with SAS 1 and 2 inop in IMC is ______.
125
Airspeed limit when two hydraulic systems are inoperative in IMC is ____.
125
Airspeed limit when Boost Servo is off _____ and off when in IMC is ____.
140. 125.
Airspeed limit when opening or closing cabin door limit is ____.
60
Airspeed limit when operating windshield wipers is _____.
130
Airspeed limit when searchlight is in any position other than stowed is ___.
160
The maximum forward airspeed to move the searchlight is ____.
100
Maneuvering with rescue hoist loads are limited to ____ degrees AOB and rate of descent is limited to ______ feet per minute.
20. 1000.
Bank angles during normal operations is limited to 45 degrees and ____ degrees when one __________ or ________ caution light is on, or above _________ feet density altitude.
45. 30. PRI SERVO PRESS. 10,000.
Prolonged hovering in ____ knot, ____-side wind should be avoided.
20. RIGHT.
Maximum operating density altitude is _________ feet.
13,000
Prohibited manuevers
"1. Aerobatic flight (e.g., rolls, loops, inverted flight).
MAD minimum altitude
200 FT AGL
MAD Deployment (Climb, Descent, AOB, Airspeed)
"CLIMB: 1000FPM. DESCENT-0FPM.
MAD Retrieval/docking airspeeds (up to last 12 feet/last 12 feet)
UP TO LAST 12: 40 TO 90 KIAS LEVEL FLIGHT. LAST 12: 50 TO 55 KIAS LEVEL FLIGHT.
MAD airspeeds at full trail (straight and level, level turns, descents, climbs)
"STRAIGHT AND LEVEL: 40 TO 150 KIAS
MAD jettisoning profile airspeed
STRAIGHT AND LEVEL, 0 TO 60 KIAS
Airspeed limit for Mk 46 release from starboard pylon when MAD is deployed is _____.
80 KIAS
Minimum altitude for employment of sonobuoys is ____ feet AGL below 100 knots and _____ AGL above 100 knots.
100. 150.
Maximum rotor speed for rotor brake application is ___ % Nr. Routine rotor stops shall be done between ___ and ___ percent Nr. Routine rotor brake stops should be limited to ____ psi for extended rotor brake life.
76. 30. 50. 180.
Blades ______ not be folded or spread in winds over ____ knots from any direction.
SHOULD. 45.
Allow a ___-minute cooling period between a blade fold and spread evolution before recycling the blade-fold motors.
10
Tail pylon/stabilator fold and spread operations are limited to a maximum windspeed of ____ knots.
45
Maximum rate of descent for level terrain shall not exceed ____ fpm, and for sloped terrain shall not exceed ____ fpm.
720. 360.
Maximum forward touchdown speed shall not exceed ____ knots groundspeed, with tail wheel locked and ____ knots groundspeed with tail wheel unlocked.
75. 20.
Maximum ground taxi speed is limited to ____ knots with tail gear shimmy damper, and ____ knots without shimmy damper.
40. 20.
Slope landing limitations are ____ degrees noseup slope, ____ degrees nosedown slope, ____ degrees cross slope.
9. 6.12.
Maximum gross weight of the helicopter is ________ lbs. Maximum gross weight internal load limit is ______ lbs. Maximum cargo floor loading is ____ pounds/square foot.
21,700. 20,800. 225 POUNDS/SQ FT.
Maximum weight that may be suspended from the cargo hook is limited to _____ pounds.
6000
Maximum weight that may be suspended from the rescue hoist is ____ lbs.
600
Helicopters without blade de-ice equipment are prohibited from flight into icing conditions (ambient temperatures of ____ degrees or below in _________.
5 DEG C OR BELOW IN VIS MOISTURE.
Environmental restrictions of the aircraft prohibit operation in temperatures below -____ or above +____.
-40C(-40F) OR ABOVE +60C(+140F)
Backup hydraulic pump operation limits when rotor is not engaged.
"+33 to +38: 24MIN ON, 72 MIN OFF
APU operation at ambient temperature of ___ degrees C and above with engine and rotor operating is limited to ____ minutes. With engine and rotor not operating, the APU may be operated continuously up to an ambient temperature of ___ degrees C.
43. 30 MINUTES. 51.
CAUTION: Engines should be cooled for ___ minutes at an Ng of ___ percent or less before moving PCLs to OFF. If an engine is shut down without being cooled, it should not be restarted for ___ hours unless restart is performed within 5 minutes.
2. 90. 4.
CAUTION: If TGT rises above ____ degrees C, perform Post Shutdown Engine Fire emergency procedure.
540
Methods of eliminating roughness caused by blade stall (6)
"1. Decrease collective pitch.
To recover from Vortex Ring State: (3)
"1. Decrease collective pitch.
WARNING: While operating in a salt spray environment for any period of time, a TGT rise of ____ degrees C or more for a constant torque is an indication of engine performance and possible ____________. A TGT rise of greater than ____ degrees C for a constant torque is an indication of engine performance degradation which may result in ____________.
20. SALT ENCRUSTATION. 40. COMPRESSOR STALLS.
Note: The urgency of certain emergencies requires immediate and instinctive action by the ______. The most important single consideration is ____________. All procedures are subordinate to this requirement.
PAC. HELICOPTER CONTROL.
Define Land As Soon As Possible.
EXECUTE A LANDING AT THE FIRST SITE AT WHICH A SAFE LANDING CAN BE MADE.
Define Land as soon as practical.
EXTENDED FLIGHT IS NOT RECOMMENDED. THE LANDING SITE AND DURATION OF THE FLIGHT ARE AT THE DISCRETION OF THE PIC.
Define LAND IMMEDIATELY (IAW chapter 12).
EXECUTE A LANDING WITHOUT DELAY. THE PRIMARY CONSIDERATION IS TO ENSURE THE SURVIVAL OF THE OCCUPANTS.
Note: Master caution light illumination with no corresponding caution light may be an indication of a malfunctioning ______________ and/or ______________.
INTERMEDIATE TRANSMISSION. TAIL GEARBOX CHIP DETECTOR.
When do the Fuel Low Caution Lights illuminate? _____
200-225 POUNDS.
Engine OUT master warning illuminates at less than _____ percent Ng
55
Low Rotor RPM master warning illuminates at less than ____ percent Nr.
96
Establishing single-engine conditions involves placing the aircraft in the optimum configuration and flight regime to operate with one engine inoperative (OEI). This includes, but is not limited to, _____________ and ______________.
ESTABLISHING SINGLE-ENGINE AIRSPEED AND REDUCING AOB.
Engine Malfunction in Flight EP
"*1. Control Nr.
EMIF WARNING: Flying at an airspeed greater than _____ KIAS with one engine inoperative may result in ______________ in the event of a dual-engine failure.
105. UNRECOVERABLE DECAY OF NR.
EMIF WARNING: With engine anti-ice on, up to ___ percent torque available is lost. Torque may be reduced as much as ___ percent with improperly operating engine inlet anti-ice valves.
18. 49.
Engine High-Side Failure in Flight EP
"*1. Engine Malfunction in Flight emergency
Engine High-Side Failure on Deck EP
*1. PCLs — IDLE.
Engine Low-Side Failure in Flight EP
"*1. Engine Malfunction in Flight emergency procedure — PERFORM.
Engine Torque or TGT Spiking/Fluctuations
"If an engine instrument is spiking/fluctuating and inducing secondary indications in Ng, Np, and/or Nr:
ENG TQ/TGT Spiking WARNING: PCL movement during engine fluctuations may precipitate an engine failure. Consider performing _____________ procedure prior to manipulating the PCL. Maintaining a _______________when moving the PCL will minimize the Nr decay rate if the malfunctioning engine fails.
APU EMERGENCY START PROCEDURE. LOW POWER SETTING
Compressor Stall EP
"*1. Engine Malfunction in Flight emergency procedure — PERFORM.
Engine High Speed Shaft Failure EP
"*1. Engine Malfunction in Flight emergency
HIGH SPEED SHAFT CAUTION: Following a high-speed shaft failure, the engine will overspeed, the Np over-speed system will flameout the engine, and the auto-ignition system will activate the relight feature. The engine Np governor will eventually bring Np down towards 100 percent. A _______ may be experienced each time the engine relights. The engine must be manually shut down to prevent further damage.
YAW KICK
An LDS malfunction is indicated (with PCLs in Idle) by Ng of the malfunctioning engine ___% to ___% higher than the other engine.
3 TO 4
Abort Start EP
"To abort start:
Conditions to Abort Start (5)
"1. Ng does not reach 14 percent within 6 seconds after starter initiation.
Engine Malfunction During Hover/Takeoff EP
"*1. Control Nr.
Autorotation NOTE: With both engines secured, the cushioning collective pull at the bottom of the autorotation will result in ____ yaw vice the ____ yaw associated with practice autorotations.
LEFT YAW VICE THE RIGHT YAW.
Single-Engine Failure EP
*1. Engine Malfunction in Flight emergency procedure — Perform.
Engine Air Restart EP
"*1. APU Emergency Start procedure — As required.
Approximately _____ feet will be required to accomplish a dual engine restart based on APU and engine start cycles and typical autorotative rates of descent
5000
Engine Restart WARNING: Engine failure accompanied by ______________ indicates damage to the engine. There is a possibility that any attempt to restart the engine may result in a ________.
EXPLOSION OR UNUSUAL NOISE. FIRE.
CAUTION: Nose attitudes in excess of ____ nose-up at altitudes of ____ ft or less will caust the tail bumper/stabilator to impact the ground.
13 DEGREES. 15.
WARNING: Appearance of the ENG INLET ANTI-ICE ON advisory when OAT is greater than 13 degrees C is an indication of a malfunctioning engine inlet anti-ice valve. The resultant loss of torque could be a maximum of ____ percent when anti-ice valves are open.
49
APU Emergency Start EP
"*1. ECS — OFF.
CAUTION: To prevent an APU exhaust fire, wait at least ___ minutes after APU shutdown before attempting a restart.
2
CAUTION: During ground operation at high ambient temperatures, the APU OIL HOT caution may appear. The APU should be shut down immediately to prevent damage. After allowing APU to cool for ___ minutes, check oil level. If within limits, APU may be restarted.
60
WARNING: With unusual vibrations in flight, a running landing is RECOMMENDED / NOT RECOMMENDED due to rotor instability and possible loss of helicopter control
NOT RECOMMENDED
Unusual Vibrations on Deck EP
"*1. Collective — Lower.
Hung Droop Stop EP
*1. Re-engage rotor to greater than 75 percent Nr.
Low Rotor RPM EP
*1. Control Nr.
Rotor Overspeed EP
*1. Land as soon as practical.
Main Transmission Malfunction
"If failure is imminent:
Main Transmission Malfunction WARNING: Catastrophic transmission failure will result in ______________. Consideration should be given to transiting at minimum power airspeed and a low altitude flight profile (approximately ___ ft and ___ KIAS) to permit a quick flare followed by an immediate landing/ditching. Applicable steps of the Immediate Landing/Ditching emergency procedure should be completed.
LOSS OF HELICOPTER CONTROL. 80. 80.
Input Module Chip EP
*1. Main Transmission Malfunction emergency procedure — Perform.
Tail/Intermediate Transmission Malfunction EP
"If failure is imminent:
Tail transmission Malfunction WARNING: High power settings require maximum performance of the tail rotor drive system and may precipitate __________.
ULTIMATE DRIVE FAILURE
Tail transmission Malfunction WARNING: Consideration should be given to transiting at an altitude sufficient to _____________ and performing the applicable steps of the Immediate Landing/Ditching emergency procedure.
ENTER AN AUTOROTATION
Loss of TR Drive ALT/AS sufficient to establish Autorotation EP
"*1. PAC call — AUTO, AUTO, AUTO.
Loss off TR Drive WARNING: Altitude hold will remain engaged unless deselected. If the __________ release button is not depressed, the DAFCS will attempt to maintain aircraft altitude through the _________ servo. AFCS commanded collective movement can result in an accelerated ________.
COLLECTIVE TRIM. COLLECTIVE TRIM.
Loss of TR Drive ALT/AS not sufficient to establish Autorotation EP
"*1. PAC call — HOVER, HOVER, HOVER.
WARNING: an uncommanded _____ yaw of at least ____ to ____ degrees will occur when the tail rotor servo switches from normal to backup in a hover.
RIGHT. 20. 30.
Loss of Tail Rotor Control EP
"*1. Collective/airspeed — Adjust as required to control yaw.
#1 Primary Servo or #1 Transfer Module Leak EP
"*1. SERVO Switch — 1st OFF.
#2 Primary Servo or #2 Transfer Module Leak EP
"*1. SERVO Switch — 2nd OFF.
CAUTION: Up to ___ pounds of left pedal force will be required when hovering with boost servos off with starboard crosswinds. This value is significantly reduced with port crosswinds.
75
Boost Servo Hardover EP
*1. SAS/BOOST pushbutton — OFF.
Flashing AFCS Degraded Caution Light at Night/IMC EP
"During automatic approach (Night/IMC):
Flashing AFCS Degraded Caution Light with ALT Fail at Night/IMC EP
"In a coupled hover (night/IMC):
Stabilator Auto Mode Failure EP
"*1. PAC Call — STAB, STAB, STAB.
Stabilator Failure EP WARNING: Re-engagement of the automatic mode after a shutdown results in automatic mode operating for ______...subsequent re-engagement (circle one) SHOULD / SHALL not be attempted since it may result in additionall stabilator movement.
1 SEC. SHALL
Stabilator Fixed airspeed Limits
"0 DEG: 150KIAS
Unusual Attitude Recovery EP
"*1. Level wings.
Total AC Power Failure EP
"*1. Safe Altitude and Airspeed — Establish.
#1 or #2 Fuel Filter Bypass/ #1 or #2 Fuel Press CL EP
"*1. Fuel selector lever (affected engine) — XFD (DIR if currently in XFD).
#1 and #2 Fuel Filter Bypass/ #1 and #2 Fuel Press CL EP
"*1. Land As Soon As Possible.
Fuel Filter Bypass WARNING: Be prepared for a _____________. Recommended aispeed profile is 80 KIAS to minimize Nr droop should dual-engine failure occur.
DUAL-ENGINE FAILURE
Fuel Press Caution Light WARNING: Intermittent appearance of a FUEL PRESS caution may be an indication of __________________ which could cause momentary fluctation in engine power or _______.
AIR LEAKING INTO THE FUEL SUPPLY LINES
Fuel Low Caution Light WARNING: With less than ____ pounds of fuel, fuel starvation may occur when balanced flight is not maintained and/or pitch attitudes exceed ___ degrees noseup or nosedown.
600. 15.
External Engine Fire EP
"*1. Confirm Fire.
Internal Engine Fire EP
*1. Starter — Engage. Motor Engine.
APU Fire EP
"*1. APU T--Handle — PULL.
Cockpit Fire/Cabin Fire EP
"*1. Affected power switches and CBs — Secure.
Sonobuoy Lithium Battery Venting EP
"If the pungent odor and rusty metallic taste characteristic of SO2 fumes are detected, execute the following procedure:
Smoke and Fumes Elimination EP
"*1. Airspeed — Adjust, as required.
Immediate Landing/Ditching EP
"*1. Crew and passengers — Alert.
Immediate Landing/Ditching WARNING: Failure to remain strapped in aircraft until all violent motion or inrushing water stops may result in ______ or ______.
INJURY/INCAPACITATION
Underwater Egress EP
"*1. HABD — As required.
Underwater Egress WARNING: Do not _________ until outside of helicopter.
INFLATE LPU
FLIR Uncommanded Lasing EP
"*1. WEAPON SELECT (AN/ASQ-198) — OFF.
Shall
has
_______
has
WARNING:
CAUTION:
CAUTION:
WARNING:
WARNING:
WARNING:
If
Operation
of
TGT
Limits
810-851
30
851-903
2.5
903-949
12
NORMAL
CONDITIONS:
C-POWER
891+-10"
Nr
Limits
NORMAL
96-101%.
POWER
OFF
NORMAL
90-105.
OVERSPEED:
127.
Np
Limits
Single-Engine
Torque
Dual-Engine
Torque
4000-5000DA:
103%
5000-6000DA:
100%
6000-8000DA:
94%
8000-1000DA:
88%
1000-13000DA:
78%
10
SEC
Ng
Limits "CONTINUOUS:
INTERMEDIATE
30
12-SECOND
TRANSIENT:
Engine
Oil
30
MIN
MAX:
150"
Engine
Oil
PRECAUTIONARY:
22-26
NORMAL
OPERATION:
PRECAUTIONARY:
100-120
MAXIMUM
120
NOTE:
NORMAL
Main
Transmission
PRECAUTIONARY:
105-120
MAX:
120"
Main
Transmission
IDLE
AND
CONTINUOUS:
30-65PSI
PRECAUTIONARY:
65-130PSI
MAX:
130PSI
WARNING:
FORWARD
Situations
which
STARTER
DROPOUT
OPERATION
IN
CROSSBLEED
STARTS
COMPRESSOR
STALLS
Engine
Start
When
crossbleed
Second
Cycle
Third
Cycle
Fourth
Cycle
16C
TO
Second
Cycle
ANY
TEMPERATURE
NoteTimes
for
T/F.
Engine
The
main
Maximum
wind
Maximum
(redline)
Maximum
airspeed
Maximum
airspeed
Sideward/rearward
flight
Airspeed
limit
Airspeed
limit
Airspeed
limit
Airspeed
limit
Airspeed
limit
Airspeed
limit
The
maximum
Maneuvering
with
Bank
angles
Prolonged
hovering
Maximum
operating
Prohibited
manuevers "1.
2.
Abrupt
3.
Bank
4.
Hovering
5.
Practice
6.
Practice
7.
Intentional
MAD
minimum
MAD
Deployment
AOB:
0.
AIRSPEED
40
MAD
Retrieval/docking
MAD
airspeeds
LEVEL
TURNS:
DESCENTS:
80
CLIMBS:
80
MAD
jettisoning
Airspeed
limit
Minimum
altitude
Maximum
rotor
Blades
______
Allow
a
Tail
pylon/stabilator
Maximum
rate
Maximum
forward
Maximum
ground
Slope
landing
Maximum
gross
Maximum
weight
Maximum
weight
Helicopters
without
Environmental
restrictions
Backup
hydraulic
+39
and
APU
operation
CAUTION:
Engines
CAUTION:
If
Methods
of
2.
Decrease
3.
Gradually
4.
Increase
5.
Decrease
6.
Decrease
To
recover
2.
Move
3.
Enter
WARNING:
While
Note:
The
Define
Land
Define
Land
Define
LAND
Note:
Master
When
do
Engine
OUT
Low
Rotor
Establishing
single-engine
Engine
Malfunction
W:Flying
at
*2.
CONTGCY
*3.
Single--engine
*4.
ENG
W:
With
*5.
External
as
required.
*6.
Identify
EMIF
WARNING:
EMIF
WARNING:
Engine
High-Side
procedure
*2.
PCL
a.
Torque
b.
Matched
c.
Matched
3.
Land
C:
If
system
will
N:
With
Engine
High-Side
Engine
Low-Side
2.
PCL
a.
Torque
b.
Matched
c.
Matched
3.
Land
C:
When
Engine
Torque
*1.
Engine
If
fuel
*2.
Land
W:
PCL
ENG
TQ/TGT
Compressor
Stall
*2.
PCL
C:
If
Engine
High
procedure
*2.
PCL
3.
Land
C:
Following
HIGH
SPEED
An
LDS
Abort
Start
*1.
PCL
*2.
ENGINE
*3.
Starter
4.
Starter
C:
For
Conditions
to
2.
No
3.
No
4.
ENG
5.
TGT
Engine
Malfunction
*2.
CONTGCY
If
a
*3.
Set
If
able
*4.
Engine
Autorotation
NOTE:
Single-Engine
Failure
Engine
Air
*2.
ENGINE
*3.
Fuel
*4.
PCL(s)
*5.
Starter(s)
*6.
PCL(s)
*7.
PCL(s)
W;
EXPLOSION
W:
CROSSBLEED
C:
94%
Approximately
Engine
Restart
CAUTION:
Nose
WARNING:
Appearance
APU
Emergency
*2.
AIR
*3.
FUEL
*4.
APU
*5.
APU
CAUTION:
To
CAUTION:
During
WARNING:
With
Unusual
Vibrations
*2.
PCLs
*3.
Rotor
Hung
Droop
Low
Rotor
Rotor
Overspeed
Main
Transmission
*1.
LAND
If
secondary
*2.
Land
3.
APU
4.
NO.
If
no
5.
Land
W:
Catastrophic
Main
Transmission
Input
Module
Tail/Intermediate
Transmission
*1.
LAND
If
failure
2.
Land
W:
High
W:
Consideration
Tail
transmission
Tail
transmission
Loss
of
*2.
Autorotation
*3.
Drive
*4.
Immediate
*5.
PCLs
W:
Altitude
Loss
off
Loss
of
*2.
Collective
*3.
PNAC
*4.
PCLs
C:
Altitude
WARNING:
an
Loss
of
W:
If
C:
If
#1
Primary
*2.
Land
If
the
*3.
Land
If
the
*4.
LAND
C:
Switching
#2
Primary
*2.
Land
If
the
*3.
Land
If
the
*4.
LAND
CAUTION:
Up
Boost
Servo
Flashing
AFCS
*1.
Initiate
Flashing
AFCS
*1.
Initiate
Stabilator
Auto
*2.
Cyclic
*3.
Collective
*4.
MAN
W:
It
W:
Re--engagement
and
re--engagement
Stabilator
Failure
Stabilator
Fixed
10DEG:
100
20DEG:
80KIAS
30DEG:
60KIAS
40DEG:
45KIAS"
Unusual
Attitude
*2.
Nose
*3.
Center
*4.
Stop
*5.
Control
Total
AC
*2.
Stabilator
W:
Ensure
N:
The
*3.
APU
#1
or
2.
Land
W:
Low
#1
and
*2.
APU
W:
Be
W:
Fuel
N:Consideration
should
Fuel
Filter
Fuel
Press
Fuel
Low
External
Engine
*2.
Engine
*3.
PCL
*4.
Engine
*5.
FIRE
If
airborne
*6.
LAND
If
fire
*7.
Land
N:
HF
Internal
Engine
APU
Fire
*2.
Confirm
*3.
FIRE
If
airborne
*4.
LAND
If
fire
*5.
Land
If
on
*6.
Fire
W:
Severity
N:
HF
Cockpit
Fire/Cabin
*2.
Portable
If
fire
*3.
Cabin/doors/vents/ECS
*4.
Unnecessary
CBs
If
fire
*5.
Land
W:
Without
W:
Severity
W:
Vapors
W:
It
C:
If
Sonobuoy
Lithium
W:
Portable
*1.
Alert
N:
If
*2.
Smoke
W:
Sulfur
Smoke
and
*2.
Doors/windows/vents
*3.
Aircraft
Immediate
Landing/Ditching
*2.
Shoulder
*3.
External
DUMP
as
*4.
Searchlight
*5.
MAYDAY/IFF
In
the
*6.
Windows
After
landing:
*7.
PCLs
*8.
Rotor
*9.
ATO
After
all
*10.
EGRESS."
Immediate
Landing/Ditching
Underwater
Egress
*2.
ICS
*3.
Door/Window
*4.
Place
*5.
Harness
*6.
Exit
After
egress:
*7.
Swim
Underwater
Egress
FLIR
Uncommanded
*2.
MASTER
*3.
LASER
If
lasing
*4.
FLIR
*5.
FLIR
panel,
SO
FLIR/HFS
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