This document is a preflight checklist for a Robinson R22 helicopter. It contains over 30 checklist items to inspect, including checking the condition of the cabin interior, instruments, controls, engine components, fuel system, transmission, rotor system, tail rotor, and empennage. Safety cautions are provided regarding rotor blade handling, pilot seating, and inspecting for cracks or damage on various parts.
This document is a preflight checklist for a Robinson R22 helicopter. It contains over 30 checklist items to inspect, including checking the condition of the cabin interior, instruments, controls, engine components, fuel system, transmission, rotor system, tail rotor, and empennage. Safety cautions are provided regarding rotor blade handling, pilot seating, and inspecting for cracks or damage on various parts.
This document is a preflight checklist for a Robinson R22 helicopter. It contains over 30 checklist items to inspect, including checking the condition of the cabin interior, instruments, controls, engine components, fuel system, transmission, rotor system, tail rotor, and empennage. Safety cautions are provided regarding rotor blade handling, pilot seating, and inspecting for cracks or damage on various parts.
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Loose articles . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Removed or stowed Preflight items for optional equipment installed on aircraft: Seat belt . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Check condition MODEL R22 Instruments, switches, and controls . . Check condition Clock . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Functioning DAILY OR PREFLIGHT CHECKS CAUTION Visit www.robinsonheli.com to verify this checklist is current. For helicopters with removable controls, remove left seat controls if person in that seat is not a rated helicopter pilot.
CAUTION GENERAL PROCEDURES
Be sure rotor blades are approximately level to • Remove ground handling wheels and all covers and tie-downs. avoid possible tailcone strike. • Remove even small accumulations of frost, ice, or snow, CAUTION especially from rotor blades. When flying solo, fill left baggage compartment • Check maintenance records to verify aircraft is airworthy. to capacity before using right compartment. Avoid placing objects in compartments which • Check general condition of aircraft and verify no visible could injure occupant if seat collapses during damage, fluid leakage, or abnormal wear. a hard landing. • Verify no fretting at rivets and seams where parts are joined CAUTION together. Fretting of aluminum parts produces a fine black Shorter pilots may require cushion to obtain powder while fretting of steel parts produces a reddish-brown full travel of all controls. Verify aft cyclic travel or black residue. is not restricted. • Verify Telatemps show no temperature increase that cannot NOTE be attributed to a change in operating conditions (mechanics Aircraft with optional equipment may have draw a reference line to the right of the highest temperature modified or additional checklist items. Refer square which has darkened in operation). to appropriate Pilot’s Operating Handbook Supplement. • Verify torque stripes on critical fasteners are not broken or missing.
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