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Taurus ELECTRO manual 472 ENG.pdf - Pipistrel

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TAURUS <strong>ELECTRO</strong> 37<br />

Normal procedures<br />

REV. 0<br />

In-cockpit preflight check-up<br />

Instrument panel and instruments: checked, Fuses: pushed in position<br />

Master switch OFF (key in full left position): no control lights and/or electronic instrument activity<br />

Master switch ON (key in full right position): control lights and electronic instrument active<br />

Make sure you have set all instruments to correct initial setting.<br />

Water ballast reservoir (front-cabin): check for water quantity and make sure it is appropriate for<br />

your planned flight. Remove or ad water as necessary to keep the c.g. within limits.<br />

WARNING! Check the water balance reservoir in front-cabin and verify<br />

crew’s weight before every flight as it may influence the centre of gravity of<br />

aircraft to the point where it is no longer controllable!<br />

Main wing spars and connectors: no visible abnormalities of metal parts, spars, pins and bolts; all<br />

bolts and nuts in position and tightened<br />

Electrical cables: correctly connected and in position<br />

Seat belts: undamaged, verify unobstructed harness opening; fastening points intact<br />

Glass cannopy: perfect closing at all points, smooth opening, hinges firmly attached; glass immaculately<br />

clean with no cracks.<br />

Flap handle: button spring firm, locking mechanism working properly, smooth movement along full<br />

deflections, no free play or visible damage.<br />

Spoilers (Airbrakes) handle: full forward and locked<br />

Ventilation lever: as required<br />

Radio wiring: test the switches, check connectors and headset, perform radio check<br />

Battery: firmly in position, fittings clean with wires connected<br />

Cockpit mirror: in position and adjusted<br />

Emergency parachute release handle: safety pin removed. Make sure unobstructed access is<br />

provided.<br />

Adjust the rudder pedals according to your required legroom. Sit inside the cockpit and release the<br />

pressure off the pedals. Pull the black knob in front of the control stick to bring the pedals closer to<br />

you. To move the pedals further away, first release the pressure of the pedals, then pull on the knob<br />

slightly (this will release the lock in the mechanism). Now push the pedals forward using with your<br />

feet, while keeping the black adjusment knob in your hand.

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