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| Model | Also known as | Note |
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| Army C-39 | ||
| Army C-42 | ||
| DC-2 (Army C-32; C-32A; C-34; Navy R2D-1) |
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STC SA04652CHTo allow use of 100R grade aviation fuel meeting Swift Fuel, LLC specificationSTC SA02268CHInstallation of Airwolf Filter Corp. Air Oil SeparatorSTC SA01406NYInstallation of Airwolf remote mounted engine oil filter kit AFC-K017 on single and multi-engine fixed light aircraft and
rotary wingSTC SA01734SEApplication of Stewart Systems synthetic fabric covering system to aircraft fuselage, wings, tail surfaces, control surfaces and related parts.STC SA8075SWInstallation of fiberglass covering. (M-62 SERIES PT-19) (G-73 SCHWEIZER)STC SA4-31Wright R1820-52 engines and Hamilton Standard 33D50/6511-9 propellers.
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MODELS: Douglas DC-2 (AImy C-32, C-32A, C-34; Navy R2D-1), AIny C-39, C-42
I.C. NUMBER: ATC 540
I - Mode1 DC-2 (Army C-32, C-32А, C-34; Navy R2D-1), 16-17-18 PCIM
Engines 2 Wright Cyclones (a) SGR-1920F-3; OI (b)
SGR- 1820F-2 (below serial No. 22747) ; or
SGF-1820F-2 (serial No. 22747 and up); or
(e) SGR-1820F-53; OI (f) SGR-1820F-52 (except
25319 thru 25322) or SGR-1820F-2B;
SGR-1920F-3B; OI (h) GR- 1920F-24 0I
GR-1820F-52 (serial Nos. 25319 thru 25322 and
Engine limits (Using 87 minimum octane aviation fuel (See NOTE 6)
(See NOTES 9 and 10)
Maxinum continuous 34-1/2 in. Hg., 1950 Ipm (700 hp)
Takeoff (one minute) 37-1/2 in. Ha.. 1950 rpm (710 hp)
Takeoff (one minute) 36 in. Hg., taximum continuous 33-1/2 in. H9 1950 Ipn (700 họl
laxinum continuous 34-1/2 in. Hg. 1950 pm (720 hp)
37-1/2 in. Ho., 1950 rpm (750 hp
Maximum continuous 36-1/2 in. Ho. takeoff (one minute) 37-1/2 in. Hg., 195) Ipm (750 hp) • 1950 [рп (750 hp)
makeour (one mouse) 31-1/2 in. Ho.. 2200 kon (770 np)
Main continuous 4-12. 2230150h1
akeoff (one minute) 37-1/2 in. Ha.. 2200 Ipm (770 hp
Maxinun continuous 35 in. HJ.. 1950 Ipm (750 hp)
rakeoff (one minute) 36-1/2 in. H9.. 1350 cp.m (750 bp)
Propellers controllable metal (standard installation for engin
geared 16:11, Hamilton Standard hubs 3550 or
8452, blades 61114-6. For old type engine neare!
and 15%, NUTS 4 00 153g itoms 85, 127, 133, 3:5, Hamilton Standard, hubs 3E40 or
Airspeed limits for weights up to and including 19,560 1bs.
Level flight or climb - 190 mph True Ind.
Glide or dive - 434 mph True Ind.
Flaps extended - 100 nph True Ind.
For weights betweer ld,560 1bs. and 19,000 1bs.
Level flight or clinb - 134 moh True Ind.
Glide or dive - 2l9 mpt True Ind.
Flaps extended - 100 oph True Ind.
Ceilina May be realized unter conditions shown:
A por engines Constant speed propeller
16:11 - HuDs 3350 Or 9452,
611906461051-10 61050-24 3:5 - dubs 3540 0r
(Item) (Ibs.) (absolute)
(a) • (D) 17,560 7600
(a). (h) 18,200 8500
(C) • 18,200 6000
(c) • (d) . (h) 16.560 5100
19,200 9500
(3) (0) 18,560 5600
13,200 8000
18,560 7100
Additional conditions:
Standard air
octane fuel
Fither engine inoperative
Inoperative propeller idling at 750 spm
B. Full feathering propeller:
True Ind. Surface Propeller
Engine Propeller celling leight Airspeed De-Icers De-Icers
(Item) (Item No.) (1bs.) REM (MPH) Installed (Iten No.)
(b) 127 (a) 10,000 (abs.) 18,200 None
(b) 127 (a) 9,100 (abs.) 18,560 Hone
(b) 127 (a) 0,000 (usable) 18,200 1950 100 Yes 135
(b) 127 (a) 8,400 (usable) 19,560 1950 100 res 135
(b) 127 (D) 9,250 18,200 .. None
(b) 127 (b) 9,350 (abs.| 18,560 None
(c, €,9) 127 (C) 9,500 (usable) 19,000 2100 110 None
(£) 134 (a) 8,700 (usable) 19,000 2100 110 None
(£) 134 (b) 9,100 (usable) 18,200 2100 102 NO None
(E) 134 (b) 9,600 (usable) 13,560 2100 102 NO None
(f) 134 (b) 8,000 (usable) 19,000 2100 102 NO None
(g) 134 (b) 9,500 (usable) 19,000 2100 110 YO None
(g) 134 (c) 9.900 (usable) 10,000 2100 102 NO None
Additional conditions:
Standard air
87 octane fuel
Either engine inoperative
Inoperative propeller fully feathered
Carbureton air intake on "Cold Air"
Manifold pressure - full throttle
Fuel capacity 31 tary fathe and fate stone an a main
Oil capacity 38 gallons (2 tanks: one in each nacelle 19 gallons
each) (-25)
No. passengers Baggage 2000 1bs. (compartment forward of cabin 1000 1bs.
(-76) and compartment aft of cabin 1000 1bs.
(+327))
Maximum weight Landing 19,000 1bs. Cr 18,200 1bs. (see NOTE 2)
or 18,560 1bs. (See NOTES 2, 3 and 8)
(See NOTES 2, 3, 8, 11)
C.G. limits and (+69) - Leveling pins for weighing
at (*199) and (+219)
Spec. basis pproved Type Certificate No. 54(
Serial Nos. 237 and up manufactured prior to 9/30/39 eligible
Approval expired as of that date.
FQUIPMENT:
(Datum is center section wing ) (* Means net increase)
Class I:
Two engine collector rings 110 1bs. - 44
Two engine ring cowls 96 1bs.
Two landing and one warning lights
(in nose) 9 1bs. (-178)
4 - Flares (two 3 minute) 36 1bs. (+307)
5. Flare brackets (two) 12 1bs. (+368)
6. Oil radiators and scoops (two) 56 lbs. (-26)
Two starters (electric) 63 1bs. (-17)
8. Battery 12V 63 1bs. (-59.5)
Generator 39 1bs. (-31.5)
10. Robot pilot lines and brackets 13 1bs.
11. Robot mechanism (mag. cast) 71 1bs. (-124)
12. Fourteen serving trays 19 1bs.
13- 15.00-16 wheels (Bendix mag. dual
brakes) 180 1bs. (+29)
14. 15.00-16 treaded tires 10-ply Or
8-ply H.D. (wheels must be placarded
for these special tires) 182 1bs. (+29)
15. Two cactus-proof 15.00-16 tubes 40 1bs. (+28)
16- Two vacuum pumps 12 1bs. (-30)
17. Two spark retard solenoids 10 1bs. (-30)
18. Wing fairing fillets 60 1bs. (+84.5)
19- Wing connection fairings 7 1bs. (+84.5)
20. Radio (THA) transmitter and receiver 124 1bs. (+307)
21. Radio (TWA) dyn. and h'd 50 Ibs. (-70)
22. Pressure fire extinguisher system 30 1bs. (-24)
23. Steam heater system and 5 quarts water 101 1bs. (-88)
24. Ventilating system 77 1bs. (+100)
25. Cabin rug 17 1bs. and lavatory mat
3 lbs. 20 1bs. (+120)
26. Toilet equipment 32 Ibs. (+290)
27. Container and 4 gallons water 38 1bs. (+296)
28. Hold-down straps, etc. 12 1bs.
29- Tail wheel plain tube 2 Ibs. (+419)
30. Tail wheel 8.00-5, 6-ply tire 22 1bs. (+419)
31. Tail wheel oleo strut (Bendix 53103) 10 1bs. (+405)
32. Oildraulic manually operated retracting
landing gear system (including
:ype FF-1 or FF-1A oildraulic
124 1bs. (+9)
33. Equipped with wing split flaps (I.F.)
oildraulic manually operated systen 127 Ibs.
34- and right aileron
with adjustable tabs, manually
(+476)
35. 81 1bs. (-98)
36. fuel and oil system, exclusive
of 33 gallon capacity 45 1bs. (-26)
Class II:
41. Steward's folding chair (adjacent to
cabin entrance door) 16 1bs. (+267.5)
42. Radio operator's chair (in forward
companionway; folds under floor) 16 1bs. (-110)
43. Radio operator's chair (in baggage
compartment) 15 1bs. (+327)
44. Radio complete (W.E.) 193 1bs.
45. Radio added accessories 3 Ibs.
46. Radio complete (P.A.A.) 19 1bs. (-85)
47. Radio added accessories 3 1bs.
48. Radio complete (GP-1) 150 1bs. (+328)
49. Navigator's chair (in forward
companion way; folds against bulkhead) 5 1bs.
Extra battery (installed in forward
baggage compartment) 63 1bs. (-75)
battery box (installed in forward
baggage compartment) 7 1bs. (-75.5)
wiring and conduit 10 lbs.
Heavy duty battery (under forward
baggage compartment - standard
location) 78 1bs. (-60)
54. Electric hydraulic pump installation 37 1bs.
55. Wing landing light installation and
reinforcements 63 1bs. (+15)
56. Wing landing light installation one
26 1bs. (+15)
57. Oxygen installation (less tanks) 10 1bs.
58. Cabin DeLuxe accessories 33 1bs. (+105)
59. Cabin accessories (Navy) 14 1bs. (+106)
60- Heavier type cabin paneling 3? 1bs.* (*100)
61. Added cabin paneling 12 1bs. * (+100)
62. Cabin light weight sound-proofing
Net Decrease 10 1bs. (+100)
63. Rations and buffet 51 1bs. (+300)
64. 15.00-16 wheels (Bendix dural,
dual brake) 206 Ibs. (+29)
65. (a) 15.00-16 non-treaded 10-ply or
8-piy H.D. 203 1bs. (+29)
66. 16.00-16 treaded tires 10-piy 15.00-16 tire liners 215 1bs. 24 1bs. (+28) (+28)
67. 16.00-16 cactus-proof tubes 47 1bs. (+29)
68- 16.00-16 plain tire tubes 29 1bs. (+28)
69. Auxiliary brakes on tires 6 1bs.
70. 8.00-5 cactus-proof tail wheel tube 4 Ibs. (+419)
710 Tail wheel self-centering device 12 1bs. (+403)
72. Tail wheel frame reinforcement 2 1bs.* (+403)
73. Robot mechanism (dural castings) 18 lbs.* (-88)
74. De-icer installation (fixed portion
61 LDS.. removable 60 1bs.) (See NOTE 7) 121 1bs.
75. Mechanical safety latch for landing gear 10 1bs. (+29)
76- Two extra engine vacuum drive units 24 1bs. (-30)
77. One vacuum pump 6 1bs. (-30)
78. Heavier type carburetor air scoop 7 lbs.* (-29)
79. Fuel system cross feed 12 1bs. (+23)
80. Heavier type ice buffer 9 1bs.* (-75)
81• Baggage compartment screen 5 1b5- 1bs. (+327)
82- Additional cockpit heater control (-106)
83. Steam heater system with 11 quarts
121 1bs. (-89)
84. Additions to ventilating system 2 lbs. (*100)
85. Propeller blades Hamilton Standard
6105A-18 (replacing Hamilton Standard
(See NOTES 9 and 10) 36 1bs.* -70
86. (a) Heavier type propeller contro. 5 lbs. 1-70
Individual propeller controls
(in cockpit) 2 lbs. * (-85)
87. Special factory installed reinforcement
to fuselage and center section wing
(See NOTE 25 1bs. (+87)
89- 89. Auxiliary radio equipment (H.E.) outer wing factory built with beaded 17 1bs.
type ribs (replacing factory wing with
riveted type ribs) Net Decrease 30 1bs. (+94.5)
90- (a) Small size strong box (installed
in forward baggage compartment) 5 1bs. (-69)
(D) Large size strong box (installed
in forward baggage compartment) 23 Ibs. (-68)
91. Small type generator 28 lbs. (-28)
92- 0il radiator 9 in. type (replacing
standard type) 3 1bs.* (-26)
93. Heavier gage fuel tanks (replacing
standard tanks) 29 lbs.* (+72)
94- Additional gyro and horizon instrument
installation 10 1bs. (-157)
95. Revised vertical control surfaces in
accordance with Douglas Drawings
5000642D and 5004183A (replacing
standard vertical control surfaces) 31 1bs.* (+436)
(When this installation is made, the
standard rudder tab control unit must be
replaced by revised rudder tab control
unit in accordance with Douglas Drawing
5006079 (-141)) (See Item 99)
96. Wing reinforcements (outer and center
section) (See NOTE 11 1bs. (+35)
97. Factory installed alternate electric
installation Net Decrease 78 1b5.
98. External paint (trimming) 1bs.
99. Aileron hinge fittings, Douglas Drawin?
125397. revision G, may be replaced
with aileron hinge fittings, Douglas
Drawing 125387, revision F No change in weight
(This replacement is recommended
whenever installation of Item 95
is made.)
100. Reworked thicker type rudder (Douglas
Drawing 570729) No change in weight
101. Floating rib reinforcement 5 1bs.* (+73)
102- (a) fuel dump valves and controls
(Douglas Drawing No. 432077)
(See NOTE 8) 9 1bs. (+49)
(b) Fuel dump valve chute (Douglas
Drawing No. 5046038) (See NOTE 3) 12 1bs. (+115)
(c) Extendable type fuel dump chute
installation in accordance with
Douglas Drawing No. 5080140
(See NOTE 3) (+165.5)
103. Estimated addition (service pickup)
104. Synchoroscope (Magneto) ~ (-98)
105. Estimated weight of wing repair (++5)
106. Valve lubricating harness 18 (-52)
107. baggage compartment and floor
reinforcement (-74)
108. Extra leather trim (doors)
102. Additional carburetor air intake
heaters 10 lbs.* (-32)
110. Misce.
distributed throughout airplanes) 30 Ibs. *
111. Heavier type collector ring 3 in.
intensifier 18 lbs.* 1-40
112. Floor reinforcement 3 lbs.' (+94)
113. (a) Hamilton Standard constant speed
propeller governor on engine 9 1bs. (-50)
(b) Heavier engine nose case with
governor pad ** lbs.* (-60)
(c) Hamilton Standard 20 degrees
pro
10 degree brackets 27 lbs.* (-74)
114. Addition to heating system 3 lbs.* (-33)
115. Wright air scoops 30 1bs. (-39)
116- 15.00-16 smooth tread tires, extra
duty, 10-ply 184 1bs.
117. oleo (landing gear) heavier type 10 lbs.* (+29)
118. (a) Two F-53 engines (replacing two
F-3 engines) 70 Ibs. * (-52)
(b) Two F-3B engines (replacing two
F-3 engines) 70 1bs.* (-52)
(c) Iwo F-3B engines (replacing two
F-3A engines) 17 lbs.*
119. Collector engines (replacing al engines) 70 1hs.* -5-
120- Collector ring with double
intensifier tubes 10 1bs.*
121. Flap reinforcement 5 1bs. * (-149)
122. Miscellaneous items as noted in approved
weight and balance report.
123. Propeller de-icer (includes 2 slinger
rings and tank with 3 gallons fluid in
forward baggage compartment. 43 1bs.
(Forward baggage may be reduced 43 1bs.
in lieu of C.G. check for this instal-
lation)
124. Two 45 in. streamline wheels and tires 136 1bs.* (+11)
125. Anilol supply tank with 10 gallons
anilol installed under roof of front
baggage compartment per Pan American
Fuel Development Corp. Drawing DA3
Complete installation 100 1hs.
(Forward baggage may be reduced 90 1bs.
in lieu of C.G. check for this instal-
lation)
126. Aileron slot fairings installed in
accordance with Douglas Drawing No.
5015631 21 1bs. (+150)
127. (a) Two Curtiss full feathering
electric props, hubs C532D, blade
89303-18 or 89305-18, including
Two Curtiss full-feathering
electric props, hubs C5315S, blades
614Cc1.5-12A or 614-1C15-12
614-1C1.5-12 Change A (or later)
(11 ft. diameter), including
slinger rings, wiring,
for F3A engines only
Two Curtiss full-featherinq
electric propellers, hubs C5315S,
(11 ft. 6 in.
diameter), including wiring,
F-3B, P-52, bradrets, etc.
engines only (low pitch setting
128. Conversion of two Wright SGR-1820F-3
engines to SGR-1820F-3A engines 53 1bs.* (-52)
129. .018 stainless steel inner ring cowl,
Douglas Drawing No. 5076264 (replacing
• 040 aluminum alloy cowl) 11 1bs.* (-36.5)
Engine driven hydraulic system installed
with Douglas Drawing No.
5039858 dated 1/3/39, or later 2? lbs.* (-35)
131. Aileron hinge arm and trim tab cut-out
cover plates installed in accordance
with Douglas Drawing No. 5080776 2 1bs.* (+145)
Intake de-icing system using anilol in
accordance with Braniff Drawing 428H.
Complete installation (forward baggage
may be reduced 25 lbs. in lieu of C.G.
check for this installation) 25 1bs.
Propeller blades Hamilton Standard
6105A-24 (See NOTES 9 and 10)
134. (a) Two Hamilton Standard hydromatic
full feathering
23E50, blades 6153A-18 (11'6"
diameter) OI 62614-2 (1114"
diameter) including controls.
01 1bs.*
Two Hamilton Standard hydromatic
full feathering props,
blades 6259A-0 including controls
(See NOTES 9 and 10) 308 1bs.
Two Hamilton Standard hydromatic
full feathering propellers, hubs
33D50, blades 6495A-18 or
Specification No. 749)
(See NOTES 9 and 10) 339 Ibs.
Goodrich propeller de-icing
NOTE 1. weight and balance report including list of equipment included in
certificated weight empty, and loading instructions when necessary, must
be submitted for each aircraft with original inspector's report and each
subsequent report covering change in equipnent.
All airplanes eligible must be eguipped with the reworked stronger
type landing gear upper structure in accordance with Douglas Drawing
The reworked structure may be identified by the No. "18200"
stamped on the lower inboard forging. Until this change is made the
airplane standard weight shall be limited to 18,000 ibs.
serial numbers 1290 to 1300, 1307 to 1316, inclusive,
1322 and up have been or will be equipped at the factorv with the rein-
NOTE 3. The landing weight may be increased to 18,560 1bs. provided Itens 95,
87, and 72 are installed. Item 96 (wing and fuselade reinforcement)
Item 87 must be installed in accordance with Douglas Drawings Nos. 50000717,
530536 revision Y, and 531027 revision M.
NOTE 4. Deleted - 5/12/43.
NOTE 5. Eligible for export as follows subject to inspection for required
equipment (9/30/39) :
(a) Canada
- Landplane
- Skiplane - not eligible.
(b) All other countries except New Zealand.
NOTE 6. 80 Minimum octane aviation fuel may be used provided no engine is
operated at more than 550 hp (operatiny instructions should he prepared
accordingly). This applies to F-2, F-2A, F-3, and F-34 engines only.
NOTE 1. Landing and takeoff weights may be increased by an anount equal to
.006 x landing weight when complete de-icer is installed.
NOTE 8. The following operational limitations shall be observed:
a . If provisions other than items 102(a)
the fuel dump valves shall be nade positively inoperative.
b. If items 102(a) and (c) are installe], the aircraft operation recorl
shall incorporate one of the following statements, as the case may
Fuel shall not be dumped except in accordance
with the provisions of CAR 50.900."
(2) Air Carrier.
(a) With authorized weight in excess of landing weight &Landing
shall not be made at a weight in excess of landing weight
except in accordance with CAR 61.7811.
dumped except in accordance with CAR 61.7811 and then only
if the pilot deems it safer than landing at a weight in
(b) With authorized weight not in excess of landing weight
&Fuel shall not be dumped except in accordance with
CAR 61.7811."
NOTE 9. continuous operation is to be avoided in accordance with the folloving
table:
Engine Avoid Continuous
Propeller One Rear Operation Between the
Model Model Geared Damper Following Engine RPM
Pin Dia.
All propellers A11 None 1300 and 1500
Ham. Std. blades
6105A See NOTE 10
61119-5 16:11 1750 and 1850
61534-18 F25,F52 16:11 1.023" 1500 and 1600
6261A-2 F2B. F52 16:11 1.023" 1500 and 1600
6259A-0 P28,952,P3B 16:11 1.023" No restrictions
6495A-18 16:11 1.000" 1750 and 2150
(Takeoff should be
only at 2200 RPM)
64954-19 16:11 1.023" NO restrictions
Item 85 eligible on F-3,
33-1/2 in. Hg.. 2100 Ipm (935 hp) with the following
Items 85 and 133 eligible on F-53 or F-33
Hg.. 2100 rpm (735 hp)
Item 134(a) eligible on F-23 or #-52 engines only.
F-38, or =-52 engines only.
Iten 134 (c) eligible on F-3B engine only.
NOTE 11.
JOTES 2, 3 and 8 are complied with. F-25,
and (c), or equivalent, must 31 or 134 (c) must be installed. and Item 127 (C). Items 102 (a)
must also be installed.
II - Army Model C-39 and C-42, 16-17 PCIM (See NOTE 3)
Engine 2 Wright Cvclones GR-1820-55 or GR-1820G-2
Fuel e1 minimum octane aviation gasoline
Engine limits GR-1820-55:
Maximum, except takeoff
(S. L.) 34.5 1n. Hg., 2100 cpm (805 hp)
(3900 ft.) 34.5 in. H1.. 2100 rpm (635 hp
Takeoff (one minute)
40.0 in. Hg., 2200 rpm (975 hp)
GR-1820G-2:
Maxinum, except takeoff
(S.L.) 34.5 in. H9.. 2100 pm (820 hp)
(5800 ft.) 34.5 in. Hg., 2100 rpm (850 hp
Takeoff (one minute)
40.0 in. Hg.. 2200 Ipm (1000 hp)
Airspeed limits Level flight or climb - 176 mph True Ind.
Glide or dive - 211 mph True Ind.
Flaps extended - 100 mph True Ind.
Ceiling (See CAA Approved Operating Manual)
C.G. range (+5303) to (+66.2)
Datum Leading edge of center section wing
Leveling means Pins at (+199) and (+21?)
Maximum weight 21,500 1bs. (Air Carrier Passenger)
23,000 1bs. (Air Carrier Cargo)
Baggage 1000 1bs. maximum in compartment between fuselage
stations 62 and 118.5 (-76)
Cargo 700 1bs. maximum per floor beam in main cabin,
uniformly distributed
Fuel capacity 702 gallons (4 tanks in 2s wing; 2 main including
fuel system 167 gallons (+94) (See NOTE 3) 184 gallons each (+48) and 2
auxiliary,
Oil capacity 58 gallons (1 tank in each nacelle of 29 gallons
(-6) including capacity of oil system)
Control surface Elevator 30 degrees up 25 degrees down
movements Elevator tabs 10 degrees up 10 degrees down
Aileron 29 đegrees up 15 degrees down
Aileron tabs
(right) 12 degrees up 12 degrees down
Rudder 27 degrees right 27 degrees left
Rudder tab Is degrees right 13 degrees left
Serial Nos. eligible (C-39) 2057 through 2059, and 2061 through 2092;
(C-42) 2060
Required equipment 102, 103. 200. 201, 202. 203, 204. 205.
206, 207, 300, 301, 303, 304, 305, 306,
401. 402, 501 (a) and (b), 502, 503. 700
Export eligibility Eligible for export as follows subject to inspection
for equipment specifiei in Chapter XII of
Inspection Handbook:
- Landplane
- Skiplane - not eligible.
(b) All other countries except Australia and
New Zealand.
EQUIPMENT:
Propellers and Propeller Accessories (Except De-Icing Equipment):
Two Hamilton Standard 3-blade metal
propellers, hubs 23B50, blades 6353A-19
(including slinger rings), low pitch
setting 16 degrees at 42 in. station.
For interchangeable blade models see
NOTE 6 Of Propeller Specification
795 1bs. (-73)
101. Constant speed propeller controls
(Hyd. Hamilton Standard) (Douglas
Drawing 5075580) 15 1bs. (-71)
102. Propeller feathering control (Douglas
Drawing 5075590) 16 1bs. (-34)
103. Two hydraulic propeller feathering
pumps (Pesco) (-24)
Engine and Engine Accessories (Except De-Icing Eguipment):
200. Two vacuum pumps (Type B-3) 10 1bs. (-48)
201. Two exhaust collector rings (-53)
202. Two starters (Eclipse C-21) (-31)
203. Pressure fire extinguishers and
system (Lux) (-88)
204. Two ? in. oil coolers, scoops, etc.
(5075035) 68 1bs. (-27)
205. oil dilution system
206. Iwo engine driven fuel pumps (Pesco G-1)
207. Wobble pump (Type D-12)
Landing Gear and Floats:
Two 16.00-16 wheels (B-1) with 14x3 duo
(+29)
16.00-16, 10 or 12 ply treaded tires (+28)
cactus proof (+28)
Four landing gear shock absorber struts
(Drawing 5014049) (+29)
18x8-5 tail wheel (Variety) (+427)
9.00-5, 6-ply tail wheel tire and
tube (inflation pressure
+427
shock strut (Drawing 5075133) (+413
14x3 duo servo brakes Use actual weight change
Electrical Equipment:
400. Two batteries (Type D-6) 131 1bs. (-77)
Two generators (Type Е-7) 63 1bs. (-33)
Two landing and one passing lights 17 1bs. (+23)
Interior Equipment:
500. Radio operator's table 12 1bs. (+303)
501. (a) One fire extinguisher, Type A-2
and brackets 7 ibs. (-86)
(b) One fire extinguisher, Type A-2
and brackets 7 lhs. (+300)
502. Standard instruments (including lines
and brackets) 90 1bs. (-116)
503. Cabin heaters and ventilation system
and 6 quarts water (Steam) 167 1bs. (-7)
504. Lavatory equipment (See NOTE 2) 38 1bs. (+342)
505. Water tank installation (lavatory
and 5 gallons water) 51 1bs. (+356)
506. Iwo flares (3 minute) Wiley Type A-8
and brackets 45 1bs. (+358)
507. Radio operator's seat (Douglas Drawing
5076133) 12 1bs. (+279)
De-Icer Equipment (Propeller, Wing and windshield)
600. Windshield de-icer equipment including
601. Hopeller de-icer equipment including 7 1bs. (-114)
lines, tank, etc. 17 1bs. (-90)
Miscellaneous
701. Installation main cabin cargo hold
down (5075022) 12 1bs. (+88)
Current weight and balance report including list of eguipment
included in certificated weight empty, and loading instructions when
nation and at all times theater at the in the care of tirier at all times thereafter
operators having an approved weight control system) .
The following placards should be displayed in locations noted:
Lavatory door:
"THIS ROOM NOT TO BE OCCUPIED DURING TAKE-OFF OR LANDING."
(b) At fuel selector valves:
"FILL REAR FUEL TANKS FIRST AND USE FUEL PROM FRONT TANKS FIRST.
NEVER HAVE LESS THAN FULL FUEL IN REAR TANK UNLESS FRONT TANKS
(c) On the instrument panel in full view of the pilot:
'THIS AIRPLANE SHALL BE OPERATED IN ACCORDANCE WITH PART I OF
THE CAA APPROVED OPERATING MANUAL FOR DOUGLAS MODEL C-39 AIRPLANE.
THIS MANUAL SHALL BE CARRIED IN THE PILOT'S COMPARTMENT.I
(Copies of the approved CAA Approved Operating Manual may be
obtained from Aircraft Service, CAA, Washington 25, D.C.)
Prior to certification of the Army Model C-39 or C-42 as a civil
aircrait, the following must be accomplished:
Pach aircraft must satisfactorily pass an inspection for confornity,
possible hidden damage, and for workmanship and materials used in
making any repairs and/or alterations. In making the inspection
for hidden damage, the outer wing panels nust be removed to
permit inspection of the doublers and attaching angles for defects
and replacement thereof and needed in accordance with the Airworthi-
ness Directives for Douglas DC-3 series aircraft as are pertinent
adverse lattect the ight characteristics, the particular airplane If any changes have been made
must be flight tested.
Instrument markings and placards must be installed as reguired by
this specification. Attention should be given to the windshield
equipment and it should be determined that a satisfactory windshield
wiper is installed.
The military litter boxes, litters, and supporting structure should
Such brackets and supporting structure as will not
interfere with the safe operation of the aircraft may, at the
operator's discretion, be left in the aircraft as long as the
equipment has been rendered inoperative.
Flares and flare system as required for the particular operation
any interior or exterior changes made to the primary structure or
equipment must be either according to approved Douglas drawings or
satisfactorily substantiated.
Approved wing position lights similar to those installed on the
Douglas Model DC-3 must be installed, Douglas drawings 5003503,
5006262 and 5160600 may be referred to in making this installation.
The tail light must be replaced with approved unit.
switch must be installed in accordance with Douglas Project
Sketch 5-840706.
The propeller feathering lines must be revised co conform with
Douglas Project Sketch No. 5-840705.
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