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Ricktye 24th Dec 2010 16:45

Hi Steve,

The old "1 jumps over 2 (to 3)" trick was used on various Canon plugs such as P-2 switch, fuel cock etc. into fooling the engine into thinking those components were working right and allowing you a "correct" start, especially in cold weather when condensation froze insdide them. Used to get home!

R...

Ricktye

Please explain the 1jumps over 2 trick

Steve

Rotorgoat8 1st Jan 2011 19:22

Does anyone have wiring diagrams for the 3130? Are they supposed to be in the Vol 1 & 2 of the maintenance manual or in their own separate Volume?

rfonseca 5th Mar 2011 23:00

Alouette III turbine
 
Any place where I could find a good used turbine for my Alouette III 319?

Rotorgoat8 8th Mar 2011 03:45

High Skid steps
 
I'm looking for the small steps that go on the front high skid gear. Any sources??

Rotorgoat8 8th Mar 2011 03:48

rfonseca

There's an outfit in Southern California that has a bunch of A-III's and parts. Try Wayne Fulton at Airborne Turbine Ltd., 805 594-0726. email is [email protected]

I talked to Wayne about a year and a half ago when I was looking at both the A-II and A-III. I recently got an A-II.

Nige321 14th Mar 2011 21:28

Alouette/Lama rotor head cables
 
Please could someone explain the purpose of the cables running between the blade grips on the Alouette/Lama series?

Thus:
http://www.modeltek.com/AlouetteHead.jpg

vfr440 15th Mar 2011 06:12

N
They're called blade spacing cables, I believe and that's what they do basically; limit the amount of lead-lag of each blade, and the rate is controlled by the dampers.

Someone correct me if I've got that wrong? Thx ~ VFR

elro 15th Mar 2011 18:25

That's exactly what they are, perfect explanation aswell vfr:ok:

Nige321 15th Mar 2011 20:57

vfr

Thank you...:D

Nige

Rotorgoat8 22nd Mar 2011 06:50

Alouette II training
 
For those of you that have had military or civil training in the Alouette II can you run through the autorotation proceedures and hovering auto proceedures. Include whether or not you reduced or cut power and how you did it and re-established it. I'm also curious as to how a practice auto goes with no power reduction during the recovery. Specifically is there any engine stress (temp wise) during the power recovery? I'm not sure exactly what the title of this YouTube clip says but it's called "Piantate motore dall'overing elicottero SA313B". It's obvious they are doing hovering autos but not sure exactly who's doing what in the cockpit. Thanks in advance.

Rotorgoat8 24th Apr 2011 05:42

Alouette II Artouste II C-6 starting problem
 
Ahhh!!!?? Looks like my beloved Alouette thread has fallen off the thread pages again. Anyway, my Artouste II C-6 has decided not to start. All of the lights light correctly and I have done the atomization and spark checks = OK. I get about a 60-70 rise in EGT (T-4) but it hangs at around 100*C and the lights all stay on. Now I know I'm supposed to abort the start at around 10 seconds with no normal rise in T-4 but the clock is spinning and I'm looking at a lot of indications so I usually don't get is shut off until about 15-20 seconds. The book says look at the idle jet. Does anyone have experience that would suggest otherwise?

Note: I moved this thread to: Starting Problem Artouste C-6 for more specific input. Thanks to all who offered assistance.

sweatshop 3rd Sep 2011 15:50

Alouette II -technical
 
A bit random and I may be shouting at the traffic but much appreciated if someone can give me the blade tip width of the Alouette II (in mm if possible). Making some tie-downs and I've lost my tec file on this one:uhoh:

315B 18th Oct 2011 21:15

This answer may be long overdue but better late than never...
Blade tip width for the Alouette II is 266mm :ok:

uxiuxi 19th May 2012 11:44

alouette
 
I found your request for an Alouette manual in the forum.
Was your search successfull???
I urgently am looking for a flight manual for an Alouette II (serial no SN 1227, SUD AVIATION, SE 3130), which is hangared in South Africa and may be available for charter. With no turbine experience I'd like to see into the manual before I engage in a rating-process.
Thanks for your help in advance
Axel ([email protected]) :ok:

Colibri49 20th May 2012 08:09

Try Base 4 Aviation | Cape Town Flight Schools | Western Cape Flight Schools

The CFI is Frank Peters Hollenberg and he used to instruct on Alouette IIs and Alouette IIIs in the South African Air force. In fact I can personally assure you that he is one of the best, yet laid-back instructors on this planet.

If he can't source technical data for Alouettes himself, he'll almost certainly know someone who can.

Do yourself the biggest favour ever and go to get some instruction from him in Cape Town. A perfect gentleman of the old school and author of a fascinating little book "Helicopter Odyssey".

captyankee 20th May 2012 13:49

Watch out
 
Airborne Turbine is bad news. Stiffed a company in South Africa for a lot of money. Even stiffed his neighbor! FAA has been on him, he has legal actions going on. He gives this "Born Again Act" but don't fall for it. I have been there also.

Rotorgoat8 21st May 2012 00:56

captyankee-----Are you currently flying an Alouette II or have access to one?

342 driver 22nd May 2012 02:29

Airborne Turbine
 
You should check your facts about the South Africa deal. Was it the SA341F2 or the AIII?

I have only heard good things about Wayne.

If that's true, please private msg me the details and I will check it out.

Thanks.

Rotorgoat8 22nd May 2012 21:41

Maintenance Work Cards
 
Does anyone have a source for a set of Maintenance Work Cards for the Alouette II?

jay_jay 29th May 2012 08:39

Hard Starting
 
Can anyone help me why t5 timer get easily cut off?

Rotorgoat8 29th May 2012 16:54

Which aircraft? A-II, A-III or Lama. What engine? Artouste or Astazou. Can you describe what's happening during the start sequence? Light off vs. no light off. Are you getting the red "blockage" light?

malongo 12th Sep 2014 11:30

Alouette manuals
 
Hi does anyone out there know where I can get a set of Alouette 319 maintenance manuals

md 600 driver 12th Sep 2014 16:56

319
 
The 319 is covered in the 316 /3160 airframe manual and the engine in the astazou xiv/b for civil and XIV/f for ex mil

I have engine manuals and ipc in PDF and some airframe books but there not scanned

malongo 13th Sep 2014 04:51

Hi MD 600 driver,

Is there any chance of downloading what you have and are there any charges involved.

md 600 driver 13th Sep 2014 07:08

Alouette manuals
 
Please send email address by pm and I will download to Dropbox or similar for you

malongo 14th Sep 2014 07:09

email address [email protected]

Benny81 8th Oct 2014 03:02

Alouette II SE3130
 
Hello i'm new here and i locking for a Maintenance Manual , IPC , AD's , SB's
Engine manuals etc.etc for the Alouette II SE 3130 .

i looking also for a good source for some spare parts

Thanks

enstrompilot 11th Oct 2014 17:05

3130 manual
 
hi

I have all manuals and fully up to date

how can I help

what parts are you seeking ?

CASHPAT 14th Oct 2014 03:29

flt manual
 
I ve a digital copy of alloutte 3.. if u need pl send email id. happy to help

Benny81 14th Oct 2014 06:32

Alouette II SE3130
 
[email protected]

CromptonS 30th Dec 2014 09:04

Air Intake Covers
 
Would anybody perhaps know what kind of a difference the Air Intake ( In link below ) covers make for noise reduction? I have seen these covers on a few Lama's and was wondering if they could be fitted to a SE313O to assist with noise reduction? I am assuming they are for noise reduction, maybe they serve another purpose?

File:LAMA 315 B Air glaciers.jpg - Wikimedia Commons


Thank you

gazzzza 1st May 2015 17:14

1963 Alouette 2
 
Hi everyone
I hoping someone can help me here
Looking for a flight manual for a 1963 Alouette 2
Mainly after the startup card or sequence
Our dash is all in French so I also have no idea of what the conversion from French to English I have pictures if anyone can help
Thanks guys
Gary

md 600 driver 3rd May 2015 19:59

Please send your email address by private message and I will send you the fm

Lifeguard1 27th Oct 2017 19:27

Trying to locate Alouette III parts
 
2 Attachment(s)
I have an Alouette III 316 with the Artouste engine that is being refurbished for static display in a local air museum. the aircraft that we are trying to recreate requires some additional parts and modifications. If anyone is aware of the following parts, please contact me.
  1. Tapered Main Blade Pin (p/n 3130S12-20-052-1)
  2. Exhaust Nozzle Assy (p/n 3160S50-20-050-1)
  3. Cabin Heat Connector - connects to exhaust nozzle, unknown part number - see image below
  4. Clutch Unit Assy (p/n 3160S63-20-000-7)
  5. Shaft, Free-wheel Coupling (3160S60-10-000-2)
  6. Extended Steps (2) - left and right side, unknown part numbers - see image below
  7. Artouste 111B Solid Air Intake Covers (2 not wire mesh) - left and right side, unknown part numbers - see image below

Also, if there are any manuals for the airframe or operations that exist in electronic form, those would be helpful as well.

Muddassir 29th Oct 2017 10:05


Originally Posted by 3top (Post 917116)
OOPS:

.....Your comment on landing on pinacles with 3 wheel gear has merit, rememering how often it is necessary to reposition with skids to get acceptable skid contact in this occasions.

I am not so confident as you yet, to me it is still a strange bird.
How tolerant is it on play in the many joints and connections, like TR-pitch-bearings, etc.

Specific question: .
Is the A III a bit sticky on the pedals, especially in hover?

Yes, these can be with high time T/R hubs or after a long day in air, when all the grease in T/R sleeves has flown away.


To the engine failure:

It seems Aerospatiale was very confident in their product:
The POH states under emergency procedures:

"Apart from fuel supply failure, engine flame out in flight can only result from mishandling of the controls by the pilot: closing of fuel shut off cock, actuation of engine selector switch when fuel flow control lever is in closed position."
Extremely reliable,with my previous previous employer, we operated about 30 Alts and equal no of Lamas since 1971, only one engine failure, that too due to water contaminated fuel.


There is another question to this: No one could answer it around here. If you actuate the engine selector switch when the fuel flow control lever is fully engaged, will the engine flame out or not?
Above 28000 rpm and fuel flow lever full fwd, a micro switch disables engine selector switch

I consider this a vital info as the engine selector switch is right there in the middle of the panel and could be moved fairly easily by accident.


Thanks for your time guys!

3top
:cool:[/QUOTE]

Lifeguard1 30th Oct 2017 17:22

Regarding 316 Parts ...
 

Originally Posted by Lifeguard1 (Post 9938592)
I have an Alouette III 316 with the Artouste engine that is being refurbished for static display in a local air museum. the aircraft that we are trying to recreate requires some additional parts and modifications. If anyone is aware of the following parts...

I received a response from user 315B, but was unable to respond because of your privacy settings and the direct email address bounces.

315B 30th Oct 2017 18:40

I cannot send you a private message as I then get the following response:

Lifeguard1 has chosen not to receive private messages or may not be allowed to receive private messages. Therefore you may not send your message to him/her.

Lifeguard1 30th Oct 2017 20:29


Originally Posted by 315B (Post 9941549)
I cannot send you a private message as I then get the following response:

Strange. It's showing that I can in the preferences screen. You can use ssweeneyATlifeguard1DOTorg.

roger1x2003 1st Nov 2017 13:51

Alouette Training
 
I´m looking for Type Rating Alouette SA318 Training.
Can anyone help?
Thanks,

md 600 driver 1st Nov 2017 18:35

QUOTE=roger1x2003;9943388]I´m looking for Type Rating Alouette SA318 Training.
Can anyone help?
Thanks,[/QUOTE]

Hidroplan Nord in Hungary


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