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Cockpit Preparation
1. Frictions & Flight control
2. Throttle check
3. Landing switch off
4. Anti-Ice off & Hydraulic on
5. Fuel Valve on
6. Instruments check
7. Overhead switches all off
8. Circuit Breakers
9. Rotor Brake
10. Cabin Heater off
Engine Pre-Start
1. Battery Switch on
2. 5 lights - Check all
3. TOT light check
4. Fuel pumps check
Engine Start - 1
1. Anti-Coll on
2. Collective down - Throttle closed
3. Area clear - Rotor as required
Engine Start - 2
1. Starter engage
2. Engine oil pressure increase
3. Throttle idle (15% > 7°, 13% <7°)
4. TOT max. 10sec to 927°C
5. Starter release at 58% N1
6. Idle 1min
Engine Start - 3
1. Throttle increase 70%
2. Generator on - check - light out
3. Gyro pull and on
4. Pos Light on
5. Avionics Switch on
6. Fuel Boost check
7. Transponder VFR
8. Radio / GPS
9. Throttle increase 100% (torque >35%)
Engine Run-Up
1. Check Anti-Ice
2. Check Hydraulic
3. Pitot Heater as required
4. Anti-Ice as required
Departure Briefing
1. Departure sector
2. Field elevation / Wind / T/O-axis
3. HIGE/HOGE
4. Limitations
5. Emergencies
Check before departure
1. Electric / Lightning / Radio /Navigation
2. Throttle full open
3. N2 = 100%
4. No warnings
5. Instruments green
6. Fuel check
7. Generator below 70%
Check IGE
1. Throttle full open
2. N2 = 100%
3. Torque check
4. TOT limit
5. N1 limit
6. Instruments limit
Climb Check
1. Throttle full open
2. N2 = 100%
3. Torque 80-85%
4. Speed 60
5. Pitot
6. Anti-Ice as required
7. Landing light as required
Cruise Check
1. Throttle full open
2. N2 = 100%
3. Torque 80-85%
4. Altimeter set
Cockpit Preparation
1. Frictions & Flight control
2. Throttle check
3. Landing switch off
4. Anti-Ice off & Hydraulic on
5. Fuel Valve on
6. Instruments check
7. Overhead switches all off
8. Circuit Breakers
9. Rotor Brake
10. Cabin Heater off
Engine Pre-Start
1. Battery Switch on
2. 5 lights - Check all
3. TOT light check
4. Fuel pumps check
Engine Start - 1
1. Anti-Coll on
2. Collective down - Throttle closed
3. Area clear - Rotor as required
Engine Start - 2
1. Starter engage
2. Engine oil pressure increase
3. Throttle idle (15% > 7°, 13% <7°)
4. TOT max. 10sec to 927°C
5. Starter release at 58% N1
6. Idle 1min
Engine Start - 3
1. Throttle increase 70%
2. Generator on - check - light out
3. Gyro pull and on
4. Pos Light on
5. Avionics Switch on
6. Fuel Boost check
7. Transponder VFR
8. Radio / GPS
9. Throttle increase 100% (torque >35%)
Engine Run-Up
1. Check Anti-Ice
2. Check Hydraulic
3. Pitot Heater as required
4. Anti-Ice as required
Departure Briefing
1. Departure sector
2. Field elevation / Wind / T/O-axis
3. HIGE/HOGE
4. Limitations
5. Emergencies
Check before departure
1. Electric / Lightning / Radio /Navigation
2. Throttle full open
3. N2 = 100%
4. No warnings
5. Instruments green
6. Fuel check
7. Generator below 70%
Check IGE
1. Throttle full open
2. N2 = 100%
3. Torque check
4. TOT limit
5. N1 limit
6. Instruments limit
Climb Check
1. Throttle full open
2. N2 = 100%
3. Torque 80-85%
4. Speed 60
5. Pitot
6. Anti-Ice as required
7. Landing light as required
Cruise Check
1. Throttle full open
2. N2 = 100%
3. Torque 80-85%
4. Altimeter set
Approach Briefing
1. Reko, WAHiBelU
2. HIGE / HOGE
3. Emergency
Check for approach
1. Throttle
2. Power turbine (N2)
3. Anti-Ice off
4. Cabin heater off
5. Speed
6. Lading light
Final Check
1. Speed 40-30kts
2. Vertical <500ft/min
3. Landing light off
4. Decision land/go around
Engine Shut Down
1. Throttle idle 2min
2. Horn mute
3. Frictions
4. Gyro switch off
5. Position light off
Engine Shut Down 2
1. Throttle close
2. Fuel pumps off
3. Generator off (N1<10%)
4. Rotor break (30-38% NR / ON)
5. Battery off (N1=0%)
6. Actual flight time check