- Holder
- Stolp-Adams Company
- Revision
- 1
- Revised
- January 5, 1948
- Status
- Current
- Product
- Aircraft · Rotorcraft
- Certification basis
- CAR 9
- Models
- 3
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Models · 3
| Model | Also known as | Note |
|---|---|---|
| Army R-5A | Formerly Sikorsky · Sikorsky | |
| (Navy) HOS-1 | Formerly Sikorsky · Sikorsky | |
| Army YR-6A | Formerly Sikorsky · Sikorsky |
Airworthiness directives · 1
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STCs approved under this data sheet · 1
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MODEIS: Sikorsky (Army) YR-6A, R-5A, (Navy) HOS-1 Helicopter (Approved 1/5/48)
SPECIFICATION_NUMBER: I-29-1
(Eligible for Certification in Limited Category only.)
(Holder of Limited Type Certificate: Stolp-Adams Company, Compton, CA)
Engine
Fuel 87 minimum octane aviation gasoline
Engine limits All operations - 3275 rpm (235 hp)
Airspeed limits (See NOTE 2) Glide or dive 100 mph
Maximum weight
C.G. range aircraft with rotor head (in neutral
position) inclined 2 degrees to floor line.
96.4 inches to 102.6 inches of datum.
For aircraft with rotor head (in netural position)
inclined 3 degrees to floor line.
97.5 inches to 104.7 inches aft or datum.
Datum The horizontal reference axis is 100 inches forward
of the point of intersection of the center line of
the main rotor drive shaft with the main rotor hub
in its neutral plane.
Cther operating
Limitations Limited Type certificate A CAR effective
Certification basis
11/21/46
Production basis None may be produced under this approval
Export eligibility Not eligible for a Certificate of Airworthiness for
Export
No equipment other than engine is specified. However, such equipment as
Civil Air Regulations Part 43.30 for the particular operation
for NC aircraft must be installed. Also, any additional equipment
necessary for the proper operation of the aircraft.
In aûdition, the aircraft may incorporate such military equipment (except
as was originally incorporated in the type for military or naval
equipment may be installed as can ke substantiated on
the basis that it presents no obvious hazard to safety.
Weight and Balance Report including list of equipment included in the
certificated empty weight must be surmitted for each aircraft.
Navy weight records in current condition may be submitted in lieu of an
actual weight. The equipment list need include no more than the following:
Required equipment as defined under "Equipment" above.
items as may be reasonably considered removable and are
so located or of such weight that their removal or additior. could
noticeably affect the weight and balance of the aircraft. Items built
into the aircraft structure need not be listed. The equipment list
must be prepared by the applicant for the approval of the certificating
•A.A. representative, and in such form that it can be attached to th
.A.A. Operation Limitations
The followirg placards must be prominentiy displayed in the positiors
In full view of all passengers: "This is a military type aircraft and
under the Civil Air Regulations shall not be used for the carriage of
passengers or cargo for compensation or nire." The placard and lettering
shall be of a type which can be read easily from any seat in the cabin.
In the cockpit in full view of the pilot:
"All acrobatic maneuvers prohibited."
"Night and instrument flight prohibited. '
"Do not apply rudder abruptly during flight."
¿Do not engage in maneuvers which require large and/or rapid lateral
motions or reversals of the cyclical pitch control."
NOTE his airplane must be operated at all times within the limitations set forth specifically called out in Aircraft Specification Ai-ex inhich thetations in Army Technical Order No. AN-01-230BC-1, The following statement must appear on the Operations Limitations: except for limitations
given in the specification must be observed. A copy of the pertinent Army
Technical Orders and Aircraft Specification AL-29 must be carried during
In all cases it will be the responsibility of the applicant to
secure a copy of the correct Technical Orders. The CAA does not have these
documents available for distribution.
NOTE 4. If any repairs or modifications are made prior to or subsequent to
NI certification, it is the responsibility of the owner to furnish
sufficient evidence to a Civil Aeronautics Administration representative
to show that the modified airplane maintains the same degree of airworthi-
The C.A.A. can give no technical assistance on such
matters since complete structural data for NL aircraft are not required by
Part 9 and therefore are not available in the C.A.A.
No original NL airworthiness certiticates may be issued after 8/31/48. The list
of mandatory changes required prior to original certification may be obtained from
CAA Aircraft Service, Washington 25, D.C. Attn: A-298.