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TAXIING
a. Caution must be used in taxiing because the rudder is
ineffective and steering by engine thrust is difficult as
thrust builds up too slowly. Brakes are the only means of
control, and taxiing should be done with jet units running at
4000 to 6000 rpm. The tail of the ship must not be turned
toward inflammable objects.
TAKE-OFF
(1) Hold aircraft with main wheel brakes and open throttles
very slowly to 7000 rpm.
(2) Release brakes and open throttles fully. Make direction
al corrections with brakes only. After flying speed (approx-
imately 112 to 125mph (180 to 202 km/hr)) has been attained,
pull gently back on stick to raise nose wheel and make the
take-off.
(3) Apply brakes and retract gear when airborne. Landing
gear signal light should indicate wheels in "up" position.
(4) Retract flaps - airplane will not drop through.
Note: By opening throttles too fast up to 7000 rpm there is danger
of causing cavitation in one of the compressor stages, that is,
by running up too quickly the compressor is overloaded and the
smooth air flow breaks up just as it does on a stalled wing. If
take-off is continued, insufficient air flows through but the
same amount of fuel is injected, resulting in insufficient
power.
ENGINE FAILURE DURING TAKE-OFF
a. If the speed of the aircraft is low, close the throttles and
apply the brakes. (Main wheel brakes are foot-operated, nose
wheel brake is hand-operated).
b. If already airborne, retract the landing gear as soon as
possible, keep the nose down, and use the rudder as necessary
to maintain direction until the rudder trim can be adjusted.
Continue around the pattern, turning in the direction of the
good engine. Minimum single engine speed is 260 km/hr (160
mph).
CLIMB
a. The best climbing speeds are given in the take-off and climb
chart in Appendix 1.
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