Introduction - Pipistrel
Introduction - Pipistrel
Introduction - Pipistrel
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Engine lubrication system<br />
VIRUS SW 65<br />
Aircraft and systems on board<br />
REV. 0<br />
Rotax 912 is a four-stroke engine, equipped with a dry carter and lubricated centrally with use of<br />
own oil pump. All the oil needed is located inside an outer canister. When the engine is running, the<br />
oil cools itself passing through a radiator, located on the left-hand side of the bottom engine cover.<br />
Oil quantity can be checked visually with a oil level bar. Make sure the oil quantity is sufficient limits<br />
at all times.<br />
CAUTION! Oil temperature, pressure and quality is strictly defined an must not, under any circumstances,<br />
vary from its safe values.<br />
Schematic of engine lubrication system<br />
Wheel brake system<br />
Wheel brake system features seperate braking action for each of the main landing gear. Wheel<br />
brakes are drum or disc, wire driven (old type) or hydraulic type (new type).<br />
Wheel brake levers are operated by pressing the levers mouted on top of the rudder pedals.<br />
Hydraulic brake fluid used for hydraulic type brakes is DOT 3 or DOT 4.<br />
To learn how to vent hydraulic brakes’ lining please see page 72 of this manual.<br />
If the braking action on your aircraft is poor whilst the fully depressed wheel levers, please see page<br />
73 of this manual to learn how to rectify this problem.