Taurus ELECTRO manual 472 ENG.pdf - Pipistrel
Taurus ELECTRO manual 472 ENG.pdf - Pipistrel
Taurus ELECTRO manual 472 ENG.pdf - Pipistrel
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TAURUS <strong>ELECTRO</strong> 23<br />
Emergency procedures<br />
REV. 0<br />
Motor failure in climb<br />
First ensure proper airspeed by lowering the nose, then start scanning the terrain underneath and<br />
choose the most appropriate site for landing out.<br />
WARNING! The decision where to land when landing out is FINAL! CHANGING<br />
your mind even if you happen to come across a different, perhaps more appropriate<br />
landing site, SHOULD BE YOUR LAST RESORT.<br />
Provided the motor fails aloft, first retract the propulsion unit and prepare for an<br />
emergency landing if the conditions prevent you from gliding to the airport.<br />
Emergency landing<br />
Propulsion unit retracted<br />
1. Master switch OFF (key in full left position).<br />
2. Fasten your seat belts tightly.<br />
3. Approach and land with extreme caution with +10 km/h (+5 kts) airspeed reserve if<br />
the chosen landing terrain lenght permits.<br />
4. After having landed abandon the aircraft immediately.<br />
Propulsion unit extended or refusing to retract<br />
1. Your first priority is to fly the aircraft! Atempt to retract the propulsion unit by<br />
setting the retraction switch up and back down IF your height is 300 m or higher.<br />
Otherwise, proceed with emergency landing.<br />
2. Fasten your seat belts tightly.<br />
3. Master switch OFF (key in full left position).<br />
4. Should the propulsion unit remain extended or partially retracted land the aircraft<br />
onto the main wheels first in order to minimise vertical impact onto the propeller arm.<br />
5. Fly no faster than minimum sink speed (94 km/h - 51 kts) during the approach as<br />
more speed will only increase your rate of descent and use up to+10 km/h (+5 kts) airspeed<br />
reserve only before touchdown if the chosen landing terrain lenght permits.<br />
The landing out manoeuvre MUST be preformed with regard to all normal flight parameters.