Description
This book is intended to explain annual inspections on light sport aircraft. It is aimed at pilots who have a basic familiarity of their aircraft through preflight inspections and operations, but who likely don’t have extensive experience with maintenance and doing things “under the cowl”. This book is intended to complement the 16-hour light sport inspection course that allows the owner of an experimental LSA to perform the annual inspection on their own aircraft. It is an excellent overview of the tasks and topics associated with such maintenance, as well as the regulations concerning sport aircraft and sport pilots. Well illustrated and written in a clear, readable style, this book isn’t “dry” and is presented in a common-sense style that will help the reader quickly grasp the points being made. This book will certainly enhance the knowledge base of any sport pilot about the aircraft he or she flies, regardless of who owns it or is responsible for the maintenance. This book covers all types of aircraft including fixed-wing, trikes, powered parachutes, and gliders. It also covers topics that are somewhat unique to the LSA world, such as inspections of airframe-mounted emergency parachute systems and two-stroke engines. If you have been hesitant to consider learning how to do your own maintenance on your own Light Sport Aircraft, this user-friendly book just might change your mind.
Written by Kevin Kochersberger, Copyright 2006. ISBN 1-933189-06-01. Published by Avotek Information Resources, LLC. 131 Pages, Softcover.
Chapters include:
Preface
Acknowledgments Contents 1. Introduction to Light Sport Aircraft Section 1. Types of Light Sport Aircraft 2. Light Sport Aircraft FAA Regulations Section 1. Light Sport Aircraft Certification 3. Airframe Inspection Section 1. Airframe Structures |
4. Systems Inspection
Section 1. Inspection of the Landing Gear 5. Propulsion System Inspection Section 1. Engine Theory Index |
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