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INTRO
EP'S (KU)01-75GAJ-1.5 FIGURES
Q3 DO THE WINDS EXCEED 30 KNOTS? ACAWS
NO
L. Considerations.........................................................Review GROUND
Q4 Ditch upwind.
TAKEOFF
Maintain a nose-up attitude and avoid striking the face
of a wave. Ramming nose-on into wave would result in
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Touch down immediately behind the crest of a rising PRES/OXY
wave. Striking the tail on the wave crest may cause the
aircraft to nose in.
ENG/PROP
M. FLAPS.......................................................................100%
N. GEAR............................................................................UP
FUEL
O. Airspeed........................................10 kts above stall speed
This will give an approximate angle of ditching slightly AAR
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aircraft be stalled, since this will result in severe impact
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and cause the aircraft to nose into the water.
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Q4 IS IT NIGHT OR IMC?
FLT CTRL
NO
P. Considerations.........................................................Review
GEAR
= Use instruments to establish proper aircraft attitude.
R. Airspeed........................................20 kts above stall speed
DOR/RMP
PERF S. Instrument approach to the water.........................Establish
At 500 to 700 feet above the water (using the radar altimeter), JETTISON
accomplish the following:
T. Rate of descent...............................Approximately 200 fpm LANDING
U. FLAPS........................................................................100%
DITCHING
V. GEAR.............................................................................UP
W. Airspeed.......................................10 kts above stall speed BAILOUT
This will give an approximate angle of ditching slightly
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