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No part of this publication may be reproduced in any material form (including photocopying or storing it in any medium by electronic means and whether or not transiently or incidentally to some of the use of this publication (without the written permissions of the copyright owner) except in accordance with the provisions of the Copyright, Designs and Patent Act 1988 or under the terms of a licence issued by the Copyright Licensing Agency Limited, 90 Tottenham Court Road, London, England W1P 0LP. Applications for the copyright owner’s written permission to reproduce any part of this publication should be addressed to the publisher.  \nWarning: The doing of an unauthorised act in relation to a copyright work may result in both a civil claim for damages and criminal prosecution.  \nAir Pilot Publishing Ltd  \nMillfield Close, off Mill Road  \nCranfield, Bedfordshire.  \nMK43 0JG  \nTel: 01234 750677  \nFax: 01234 750706  \nEmail: [sales@appltd.net](sales@appltd.net)  \n[Website: www.pooleys.com](Website: www.pooleys.com)  \nStudent Study Guide  \nROBINSON R22  \nStudent Study Guide  \nThisguide is dedicated to the memo ofBillBarrell.  \n“To invent an airplane is nothing. To build one is something.  \nTo fly is everything.”  \n-OTTO LILIENTHAL, PIONEER AIRCRAFT BUILDER  \nCONTENTS Page  \nInstrument Panel 4  \nRobinson R22 General Notes for Student Helicopter Pilots 5  \nEx 1-3 Familiarisation and Air Experience 7  \nEx. 4 Effects of Controls 8  \nEx. 5 Attitude and Power Changes 11  \nEx. 6 Level Flight, Climbing and Descending, Turns 13  \nEx. 7 Basic Autorotations 16  \nEx. 8 Hovering 18  \nEx. 9 Landings & Take Offs 20  \nEx. 10 Transitions 22  \nEx. 11 Circuits 25  \nEx. 12 First Solo 28  \nEx. 13 Sideways & Backwards Flight 29  \nEx. 14 Spot Turns 31  \nEx. 15 Vortex Ring Recovery 32  \nEx. 16 Engine Off Landings 33  \nEx. 17 Advanced Autorotations 35  \nEx. 18 Forced Landings 38  \nEx. 19 Steep Turns 40  \nEx. 20 Precision Transitions 41  \nEx. 21 Quick Stops and Downwind Emergency Turns 42  \nEx. 22 Navigation 44  \nEx. 23 Advanced Take offs, Landings and Transitions 47  \nEx. 24 Sloping Ground Landings 49  \nEx. 25 Limited Power Operations 51  \nEx. 26 Restricted Area Operations 55  \nEx 27 Instrument Flying 59  \nEx 28 Night Flying 63  \nFinal Handling Test Final handling Test for PPL(H) 66  \nHeight-Velocity Diagram 67  \nLimit Manifold Pressure Diagrams 68  \nEmergencies 69  \nROBINSON R22  \nGENERAL NOTES FOR STUDENT HELICOPTER PILOTS  \nThe Study Guide 1. This study guide has been prepared to supplement the flying and  \nground instruction you will receive on your Basic Helicopter Training Course. It is complementary to your formal ground instruction and in particular it is designed to help you understand more fully your instructor's in-flight demonstrations and exercise briefings.  \n2. These notes provide:-  \n(a) A progressive series of Air Training Exercises in which the helicopter pilot is required to be proficient.  \n(b) The main considerations of each exercise that will be stressed during full and pre-flight briefings.  \n3. The information contained in these notes is applicable to the course instruction you will receive on the Robinson R22 .  \nAir Exercises  \nPrinciples ofFlight  \nMain Considerations of Each Exercise  \nFull Briefings  \nPre-Flight Briefings  \nPost Flight Discussion  \n4. The air exercises are listed under their main titles and are numbered from 1 to 28. 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