BendixKing KLR 10 - Manual (Page 32)

KLR 10 Pilot’s Guide
Operation P/N D201306000109
Page 3-14 Rev 1 Feb 2014
Establish Segments Illuminated
To establish the AOA indications for approaches, use the following
outline as a guide:
•
Plan a flight to an area where approaches and slow flight can be
performed without any undue hazards (reference § 91.303 & §
91.305).
• Review the stall recovery procedures for your aircraft in case of
an inadvertent stall. If an inadvertent stall occurs, immediately
recover from the stall per your training and the aircraft
manufacturer's instructions. At no time is a stall required to
correctly calibrate or operate the KLR 10.
• Acquaint yourself with the KLR 10 display AOA indicator.
• Preflight and operate the aircraft as you would normally.
• When in an area where approaches and slow flight can be
performed and the air is smooth, perform clearing turns to
ensure the area is clear.
• Follow the aircraft procedures, slow and configure to the landing
configuration.
• Maintain coordination.
• Maintain altitude with the pitch (use pitch trim to relieve back
pressure).
• Use power as needed to maintain flight at the first of the
calculated approach speeds, “3”.
• Write down the colored segments illuminated. ___________
• Use power as needed to slow to and maintain flight at the
second of the calculated approach speeds, “2”.
• Write the new segments illuminated. ___________
• Use power as needed to slow to and maintain flight at the third
of the calculated approach speeds, “ 1”.
• Return to normal flight.
• Write the new segments illuminated. ___________
• Write the segments illuminated for the 3 approaches in the Table
3-1: Observed Indications Chart on page 3-17.