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Taurus ELECTRO manual 472 ENG.pdf - Pipistrel

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TAURUS <strong>ELECTRO</strong> 19<br />

Limitations<br />

REV. 0<br />

WARNING! Should you find water drops on the airframe during preflight<br />

check-up at temperatures close to freezing, you may expect icing to appear in<br />

flight. airbrakes are especially prone to icing under such circumstances. As<br />

water may accumulate underneath the top plate(s), spoilers may freeze to the<br />

wing surface. Should this occur, you will most definitely be unable to extend<br />

spoilers before the ice melts. Therefore, flying under circumstances mentioned<br />

above, it is recommended to extend and retract the spoilers in flight frequently<br />

to prevent its surface freezing to the airframe.<br />

Minimum equipment list<br />

• Airspeed indicator (functional)<br />

• Altimeter (functional)<br />

• Compass (functional)<br />

• Electric System Manager instrument (ESYS-MAN)<br />

• Battery Management System (BMS, functional)<br />

• Parachute rescue system (where required legally)<br />

Other restrictions<br />

Due to flight safety reasons it is forbidden to:<br />

• fly in any rainfall;<br />

• fly during thunderstorm activity;<br />

• fly in a blizzard;<br />

• fly according to instrumental flight rules (IFR) or attempt to fly in zero visibility conditions<br />

(IMC);<br />

• fly when outside air temperature (OAT) reaches 40°C or higher;<br />

• perform any form of aerobatic flying;<br />

• take off and land with flaps retracted or set to negative (-5°) position;<br />

• take off with spoilers extended.<br />

• store the aircraft outside in the rain.<br />

Warning placards<br />

<strong>Taurus</strong> Electro is categorised as an Ultralight aircraft and must wear a<br />

warning placard as such. The placard indicates the<br />

aircraft is not certified according to EASA standards and is therefore flown<br />

completely at pilot’s own risk.

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