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DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION
FEDERAL AVIATION ADMINISTRATION
G38EU
Glasflugel
Mosquito
June 21, 1978
TYPE CERTIFICATE DATA SHEET NO.G38EU
This data sheet which is a part of Type Certificate No. G38EU prescribes conditions and limitations under which the product for
which the Type Certificate was issued meets the airworthiness requirements of the Federal Aviation Regulations.
Type Certificate Holder. Glasflugel
Holighaus und Hillenbrand
GmbH & Co. KG
7318 Lenningen/Wurtt.1
Federal Republic of Germany
I. Model Mosquito sailplane, approved June 21, 1978
Airspeed Limits (I.A.S.). VNE(Never exceed)
Up to 13000 ft MSL 135 kts 155 mph
13000 - 24000 ft MSL 113 kts 130 mph
24000 - 36000 ft MSL 92 kts 106 mph
VA (Maneuvering) 108 kts 124 mph
VB (Extreme turbulence) 108 kts 124 mph
VFE (Never Exceed, flap setting +1, +2) 108 kts 124 mph
VW (Winch Tow, Auto Tow) 81 kts 93 mph
VT (Aerotow) 81 kts 93 mph
C.G. Range. (+9.25 in.) to (+14.17 in.) at all weights rear of reference point
Empty Weight C.G. Range. See Flight Manual Pages 56, 57, and 61.
Datum. Wing leading edge measured 16.73 in. outboard of fuselage center line.
Leveling Means. Slope of rear top surface of fuselage 100 to 5.2 tail down.
Maximum Weight. 992 lb. (450 kg)
838 lb. (380 kg) for aerobatics
Maximum Weight of
Water Ballast. 254 lb. (115 kg)
Moment arm 12.44 in aft of Datum Point
Number of Seats. 1 (at -17.56 in., most aft position for pilot weight of 143 lb., at -14.65 in, most aft
position for pilot weight of 243 lb.)
Storage Compartment. Max. load 22 lb. including all installed equipment.
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Control Surface Movements. Elevator Up and down 1.61 in + 0.197 in.
measuring distance from control-surface axis 5.43 in.
Rudder Right 4.61 in. + 0.35 in.
Left 4.61 in. + 0.35 in.
measuring distance from control-surface axis 10.63 in.
Aileron at flap setting ø Up 1.30 in. + 0.12 in.
Down 0.55 in. + 0.08 in.
measuring distance from control-surface axis 3.19 in.
Flaps setting -2: 0.79 in. + 0.098 in.
setting +2: 1.16 in. + 0.098 in.
measuring distance from control-surface axis 5.55 in.
Airbrakes
Airbrake leading edge up 4.72 in + 0.197 in.
measuring distance from airbrake-axis 4.72 in.
Weak Link for Towing. 1433 lb. (Airplane/Auto/Winch Tow)
Serial Numbers Eligible. A Federal Republic of Germany Certificate of Aiworthiness for Export endorsed as
noted below under "Import Requirements" must be submitted for each individual glider
for which application for standard airworthiness certification is made.
Import Requirements. A U.S. Standard Airworthiness Certificate may be issued on the basis of a Certificate of
Airworthiness for Export signed by a representative of the Federal Republic of
Germany Luftfahrt Bundesamt (LBA), containing the following statement:
"The glider covered by this certificate has been examined, tested, and found to
conform to the type design approved under FAA Type Certificate No. G38EU and
is in condition for safe operation".
Mosquito Serial Nos. 1 through 92 are eligible for a U.S. Standard
Airworthiness Certificate when modified in accordance with LBA-approved Glasflugel
Technical Note 303-1 and other import requirements of this TCDS are satisfied.
Certification Basis. FAR 21.29 and 21.23, effective February 1, 1965.
Type Certificate issued on June 21, 1978.
Application for Type Certificate June 3, 1976.
Validation Basis. Type Certificate G38EU was issued pursuant to FAR 21.29(a)(ii) in validation of the
Luftfahrt Bundesamt (LBA) certification of compliance with the Federal Republic of
Germany "Airworthiness Requirements for Sailplanes", Edition: October 1975, which
were found to provide a level of safety equivalent to the aforementioned FAA
certification basis.
Equipment. The basic required equipment as prescribed in the applicable airworthiness regulations
(see Certification Basis) must be installed in the glider for standard airworthiness
certification. In addition, and as listed on the Master Equipment List No. 1,
LBA-approved February 24, 1978, the following equipment must be installed:
1. Instruments (non-cloud flying):
(a) Airspeed indicator marked as follows:
Red Radial and placard 13000 ft. 135 kts 155 mph
24000 ft. 113 kts 130 mph
36000 ft. 92 kts 106 mph
Yellow Arc 124 mph 155 mph
108 kts 135 kts
Green Arc 58 mph 124 mph
51 kts 108 kts
White Arc 48 mph 124 mph
42 kts 108 kts
Yellow Mark 46 kts 53 mph
(b) Altimeter
(c) Magnetic Compass
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2. Additional Instruments for cloud flying:
(a) Turn and bank indicator
(b) Variometer
3. "Mosquito" Flight and Service Manual approved by the LBA (West Germany)
February 24, 1978, or later approved revisions.
4. Parachute, or a cushion with a thickness of 4 in. in compressed state.
NOTES
NOTE 1. Current weight and balance report including list of equipment in certificated empty weight, and loading
instructions when necessary, must be provided for each glider at the time of the original airworthiness
certification.
NOTE 2. The following information must be provided on placards installed in full view of the pilot:
(1) "This glider must be operated in compliance with the operating limitations stated in the form of
placards, markings, and manuals.”
(2) "Cloud flying: permitted only when the following instruments are installed:
(a) Airspeed indicator
(b) Altimeter
(c) Magnetic compass
(d) Turn and bank
(e) Variometer"
(3) "The following acrobatic maneuvers are approved and the limitations, minimum equipment and
procedures for acrobatic flight are given in the LBA, February 1978. approved Airplane Flight
Manual or later revisions.
Spin: Entry speed VIN 37 mph (32 knots)
NMAX +3g to 4g
Note: Height loss on spin
80 - 100 m (260 - 330 ft.)
+ pull out
Inside Loop: Entry speed VIN 108 kts (124 mph)
NMAX : + 3g to + 4g
Stall Turn (Hammerhead): Entry speed 108 kts (124 mph)
NMAX : + 3g
V vertical climb 65 kts (75 mph)
Lazy Eight: Entry speed VIN = 97 kts (112 mph)
NMAX = 3.5g
Aerobatic maneuvers are only approved without water ballast and maximum weight 838 lb. (380 kg)
(4) "Night flying is prohibited"
(5) "Maneuvering speed 108 kts 124 mph
Airplane tow speed 81 kts 93 mph
Auto-winch tow speed 81 kts 93 mph
Stall speed-dive brakes closed 43 kts 50 mph
Maximum speed at positive flap settings 108 kts 124 mph"
(6) "Maximum weight: 992 lb"
(7) "Weak Link - Airplane/Auto/Winch Tow 1433 lb.
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NOTE 3. All external portions of the glider exposed to sunlight must be painted white.
Registration and competition numbers must be painted blue-gray or in any other light color.
NOTE 4. Information essential for the proper operation, maintenance, inspection and repair of the glider is contained
in the Glasflugel "Flight-and Service Manual, Sailplane Type Mosquito. Glasflugel should be consulted for
all major repairs.
NOTE 5. The following release-manuals belong to the Sailplane:
Operation and maintenance instruction for towing hook "Bugkupplung E 72 and E 75", Edition May 1975.
Operation and maintenance instruction for towing hook "Sonderkupplung S 72 and SH 72", Edition
May 1975.
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