EASA Part 147 Approved Course 1:

R22/R44 airframe and Lycoming engine course

Overview

This is a theoretical course in the general maintenance and repair of the R22 and R44 helicopters. A thorough review and explanation of the R22 and R44 Maintenance Manual and the Lycoming Engine Manual is provided with emphasis on routine maintenance and repair, and will be gone through page by page.

classroom and workshop tuition

Language

Courses are taught in English only with a maximum of 10 students. Those not fluent in the English language must arrange for an interpreter.

Duration

The course is five and a half days commencing Monday at 08:30am and ends Saturday at 12:00am.

Instruction commences promptly at 08:30am each morning and ends at approximately 17:30 to 18:00pm each day. It is recommended that students should arrive at least 15 minutes early each morning.

Location

The course is run from an airfield in Northamptonshire:
Sloane Helicopters Ltd facility at Sywell Aerodrome, Sywell, Northamptonshire, NN60BN.

However, this course is also available outside of the UK. Please contact us for details.

Syllabus

Subject Helicopter Piston B1 Manual section
Introduction to the Robinson R22& R44 series 
via walk around
  Not applicable
Visual orientation
General aircraft (dimensions/weights, mtow etc)   General
Time limits/components maintenance checks   Life limited
Leveling & weighing   General
Towing   General
Parking/mooring   General
Servicing   General
Standard practices   General
B1 module – safety items/avionics interface   Electrical & avionics
Zonal & station id systems Level 1 Level 1 General
Ice & rain protection Level 3
Engine monitoring & ground operation
Level 3 Inspection
Transmissions
Main rotor
Tail rotor/rotor drive
Level 3 Inspection
Transmissions
Main rotor
Tail rotor/rotor drive
Engine performance
Level 3 Airworthiness limitations

 

Subject Helicopter Piston B1 Manual section
Airframe structure Level 3 Airframe
Landing gear Level 3 Landing gear

Engine performance
Engine construction
Carburettors
Starting & ignition systems
Induction, exhaust and cooling systems
Power plant installation
Engine storage & preservation

Continues on Day 3

Level 3 Power plant

 

Subject Helicopter Piston B1 Manual section

Continued from Day 2

Engine performance
Engine construction
Carburettors
Starting & ignition systems
Induction, exhaust and cooling systems
Power plant installation
Engine storage & preservation
Level 3 Power plant
Transmissions Level 3 Drive train
Rotor flight control
Flight controls
Hydraulic controls
Level 3 Flight controls

 

Subject Helicopter Piston B1 Manual section
Main rotor, tail
Rotor Drive
Level 3 Rotor system
Blade tracking & vibration analysis Level 3 Rigging tracking & balancing
Air supply
Air conditioning
Level 3 Heating & ventilation

Fuel systems
Engine fuel systems
Fuel injection systems

Continues on Day 5

  Fuel systems

 

Subject Helicopter Piston B1 Manual section

Continued from Day 4

Fuel systems
Engine fuel systems
Fuel injection systems

  Fuel systems
instruments systems
Electrical power
Fire protection
Lights
Avionics
Level 3

Electrical & avionics

Equipment & furnishing

Level 3 Furnishing

 

The final exam will be held in the morning of day 6. The course ends at 12:00 (midday).
If you have any questions or require information on course tariffs then please contact us. If you wish to enrol in this course then please click here for an application form.