checklist question
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checklist question
Hi, I have a checklist question. First let me say I'm not rotorcraft rated. I am a commercial, multi, instrument, CFI, CFII licensed fix wing pilot.
The reason I am posting is because my main job is as a writer. I am currently writing a television show about a fictional helicopter air rescue division in the Rocky Mountains.
In once scene I have the main character running an emergency checklist (simulated on the ground), for this I would like to have an accurate checklist. I have searched and searched but can't find any checklists online. Does anyone know where I can get one for any make/model of turbine powered helicopter? Any emergency will do (e.g engine failure/autorotation, hydrolic failure, electrical loss) Essentially just a checklist that "sounds cool", since it is for TV. If anyone can lead me to one online, or email me one, that would be wonderful.
Happy New Year!
The reason I am posting is because my main job is as a writer. I am currently writing a television show about a fictional helicopter air rescue division in the Rocky Mountains.
In once scene I have the main character running an emergency checklist (simulated on the ground), for this I would like to have an accurate checklist. I have searched and searched but can't find any checklists online. Does anyone know where I can get one for any make/model of turbine powered helicopter? Any emergency will do (e.g engine failure/autorotation, hydrolic failure, electrical loss) Essentially just a checklist that "sounds cool", since it is for TV. If anyone can lead me to one online, or email me one, that would be wonderful.
Happy New Year!
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From: Propping up bars in the Lands of D H Lawrence and Bishop Bonner
Checklists are all type specific - there is no generic one for, say, turbines.
Here's a study guide for a Jet Ranger. In the emergency section, you can see that there isn't a checklist as such and most emergencies will involve 1. Enter autorotation 2. Land as soon as possible
http://www.aviationtrainer.com/Resou...dy%20guide.pdf
This thread may help though for other types.
http://www.pprune.org/rotorheads/354...equests-2.html
Cheers
Whirls
Here's a study guide for a Jet Ranger. In the emergency section, you can see that there isn't a checklist as such and most emergencies will involve 1. Enter autorotation 2. Land as soon as possible
http://www.aviationtrainer.com/Resou...dy%20guide.pdf
This thread may help though for other types.
http://www.pprune.org/rotorheads/354...equests-2.html
Cheers
Whirls
