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Federal Aviation Administration, DOT 

Pt. 60, App. C 

(1) sufficient resolution to allow mag-

nification of the display to make appropriate 
measurement and comparisons; and 

(2) sufficient size and incremental marking 

to allow similar measurement and compari-
son. The detail provided by the video should 
provide sufficient clarity and accuracy to 
measure the necessary parameter(s) to at 

least 

1

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of the tolerance authorized for the 

specific test being conducted and allow an 
integration of the parameter(s) in question 
to obtain a rate of change. 

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[The standards in this table are required if the data gathering methods described in paragraph 9 of Appendix C are not used] 

QPS requirements 

Information 

Table of objective tests 

Level 

By 

only 

Alternative data sources, procedures, and instrumentation 

Notes 

Test entry number and title 

1.a.1.a. Performance. En-

gine Start and Accelera-
tions.

Data may be acquired using a synchronized video recording of all 

engine instruments, start buttons, means for fuel introduction and 
means for moving from ‘‘idle’’ to ‘‘flight.’’ A stopwatch is nec-
essary.

1.a.1.b. Performance. 

Steady State Idle and 
Operating RPM Condi-
tions.

Data may be acquired using a synchronized video recording of all 

engine instruments, and include the status of the means for mov-
ing from ‘‘idle’’ to ‘‘flight.’’.

1.a.2. Performance. Power 

Turbine Speed Trim.

Data may be acquired using a synchronized video recording of all 

engine instruments. Speed trim actuator position may be hand re-
corded.

1.a.3. Performance. Engine 

and Rotor Speed Gov-
erning.

Data may be acquired by using a synchronized video of the cali-

brated helicopter instruments and the force/position measure-
ments of flight deck controls.

1.b.1. Performance. On 

Surface Taxi. Minimum 
Radius Turn.

TIR, AFM, or Design data may be used.

1.b.2. Performance. On 

Surface Taxi Rate of 
Turn vs. Nosewheel 
Steering Angle.

Data may be acquired by using a constant tiller position (measured 

with a protractor), or full pedal application for steady state turn, 
and synchronized video of heading indicator. If less than full 
pedal is used, pedal position must be recorded.

A single procedure 

may not be ade-
quate for all rotor-
craft steering sys-
tems. Appropriate 
measurement 
procedures must 
be devised and 
proposed for 
NSPM concur-
rence. 

1.b.3. Performance. Taxi ...

Data may be acquired by using a synchronized video of the cali-

brated helicopter instruments and the force/position measure-
ments of flight deck controls.

1.b.4. Performance. Brake

Data may be acquired using a stopwatch and a means for meas-

uring distance such as runway distance markers conforming with 
runway distance marker standards.

1.c.1. Performance. Run-

ning Takeoff.

Preliminary certification data may be used. Data may be acquired 

by using a synchronized video of the calibrated helicopter instru-
ments and the force/position measurements of flight deck con-
trols. Collective, cyclic, and pedal position time history must be 
recorded from the start of collective movement through to normal 
climb. Indicated torque settings may be hand recorded at the mo-
ment of lift-off and in a steady normal climb.

1.c.2. Performance. One 

Engine Inoperative (OEI), 
continued takeoff.

Data may be acquired by using a synchronized video of the cali-

brated helicopter instruments and the force/position measure-
ments of flight deck controls. Collective, cyclic, and pedal position 
time history must be recorded from the start of collective move-
ment through to normal OEI climb. Indicated torque settings may 
be hand recorded at the moment of lift-off and in a steady normal 
OEI climb.

1.f. Performance. Level 

Flight. Trimmed Flight 
Control Positions.

Data may be acquired by using a synchronized video of the cali-

brated helicopter instruments and the force/position measure-
ments of flight deck controls.

1.g. Performance. Normal 

Climb. Trimmed Flight 
Control Positions.

Data may be acquired by using a synchronized video of the cali-

brated helicopter instruments and the force/position measure-
ments of flight deck controls.

1.h.1. Descent Perform-

ance and Trimmed Flight 
Control Positions.

Data may be acquired by using a synchronized video of the cali-

brated helicopter instruments and the force/position measure-
ments of flight deck controls.

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