BendixKing KLR 10 - Manual (Page 33)

KLR 10 Lift Reserve Indicator Pilot’s Guide
P/N D201306000109 Operation
Rev 1 Feb 2014 Page 3-15
Fly Practice Approaches for Familiarization
To familiarize you with the aircraft while flying practice approaches
using the KLR 10 Indicator as a guide, please use the following
outline:
•
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.
• Acquaint yourself with the KLR 10 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.
• Set the power as you would to fly a normal approach.
• Maintain altitude with the pitch until the AOA approaches the “3”
indication. Lower and use pitch to maintain that AOA (use pitch
trim to relieve back pressure).
• Fly the aircraft in the descent (straight & turning), pay attention
to the flight control effectiveness.
• Perform a recovery from the high AOA condition prior to any
aerodynamic or aural/visual stall warning using the
manufacturer’s instructions for your aircraft.
• Climb back to the initial altitude.