N4367L - FOLLAND GNAT


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    Aircraft Summary


    General

    Manufacturer
    FOLLAND
    Model
    GNAT
    Serial Number
    XR955
    Registration #
    N4367L
    Condition
    Used
    Description
    operational missions prior to transition to actual combat aircraft. It is a tandem seating configuration with the student in the front and instructor in the rear. A single 4520 lb. thrust Rolls-Royce Orpheus 101 non-after- burning engine powers the aircraft. Equipped with wing mounted slipper tanks that are removable, the aircraft holds 2650 lbs. of fuel and has a max take-off weight of 9500 lbs. The GNAT has a service ceiling of 45,000 feet and a max IAS of 525 KIAS. Despite its high Vne, the GNAT only requires 4500 feet of runway and has of approach speed of 140 KIAS. The cockpit is pressurized to 4 psi and has heating and air-conditioning systems. Used by several military services throughout the world during the 1960-1970 era, the GNAT was also the aircraft of the British RAF Red Arrows Acrobatic Flight Demonstration Team. XR955 was the Number 2 ship for the Red Arrows for several seasons. This aircraft has recently undergone extensive overhaul and modification to eliminate excessive maintenance requirements and to simplify in-flight operations. A redesigned instrument panel layout equipped with American instruments and avionics will eliminate operational downtime and repair headaches. Conversion to a 28 VDC primary electrical system with a trouble free DC alternator and replacement of the air starter with a DC electric starter eliminates the need for extensive ground support equipment. Replacement of the liquid oxygen system with high-pressure gaseous oxygen makes service available anywhere. Equipped with dual King 720 channel Coms, dual King Navs with G/S and Marker, King ADF, King Transponder, Northstar MI Loran C and Sperry C-14 gyro systems, each cockpit has its own audio and ICS amplifiers along with audio and transmit selection. Control of Coin 2 tuning can be shifted to the back seat. The Collins 331A-3G HSI can track Nav 1, Nav 2 or Loran signals on the Nav needle along with continuous heading and radial information on the adjacent RMI. King KN-63 DME tuning is via NI or N2 with a repeater indicator in the rear cockpit. With a short wingspan and smaller overall size than the average jet of this performance, a GNAT can be hangar in a standard twin - engine hangar with room to spare. The Folland GNAT Aircraft is a two-seat advanced trainer jet used by the British Air Force and other military air force for advance student training in ACM and

    Airframe

    Airframe Notes
    Principle Dimensions: Overall length: 37 Ft 10 In Height (to top of fin): 10 Ft 6 In Height (to top of canopy): 6 Ft 5 In Wingspan: 24 Ft 0 In Wheel track: 5 Ft 1 In Weight Specifications: Empty Weight: 5662 Lbs MGTOW: 9520 Lbs MLG: 8100 Lbs Fuel Capacities: External Wings Tanks: 944 Lbs, 145.2 Gals Fuselage & Internal Wing Tanks: 1895 Lbs, 291.5 Gals Total Internal & External Usable: 2339 Lbs, 436.7 Gals

    Engine

    Engine Notes
    Rolls Royce Orpheus 101: 4520 Lbs Thrust Fuel: Jet A Acceptable Oil: Aeroshell 750 Capacity: 1.5 Gallons Electrical: DC Supply: Prestolite 28 VDC 100 Amp Voltage Regulation: Solid State with Undervoltage Warning Light and Overvoltage Protection AC Supply: Dual 115 VAC 250 VA Rotary Inverters, Independent with Manual Select Batteries: 2 GE-15 @ 22 Amp/Hr Each Ground Service: Standard DC APU Plug Left Side Aircraft Fuel Performance: Altitude KIAS Fuel Burn/Min 10,000 300 KIAS 31.6/Min 20,000 280 KIAS 25.4/Min 30,000 260 KIAS 20.6/Min 40,000 .77 Mach 17.0/Min Altitude Range Nautical Cal/Hr 10,000 440 291 20,000 546 234 30,000 693 190 40,000 850 157

    Avionics

    Avionics/Radios
    Audio: Dual King KA-25 Audio/ lCS Amplifiers with Independent Audio and Transmit Selection Communications: Dual King KTR-900 720 Channel Com 2 Tuning Shift to Rear Cockpit. Ground Com 2 and ICS Operating with A/C Shutdown for Clearance Delivery and Emergency Communications Navigation: Sperry C-14 Compass System Driving Duel Collins PN- 101 HSI and Duel RMI Indicators Dual King KNR-66O 720 Channel Direct to RMI Needles and Selectable to HSI Needle King KGM-691 G/S and Marker King KDF-805 ADF Selectable to #2 RMI Needle King KN-63 DME with NI and N2 Tuning Repeater Indicator Rear Cockpit Northstar MI Loran Selectable to HSI Needle King KXP-755 Transponder Encoding Altimeter in Front Cockpit Instrumentation: Front Cockpit 28 VDC Electric Gyro Horizon Engine Tachometer 360 Degree Non-Tumbling Collins 331A-3G HSI 28 VDC Clock Feel Trim Indicator Bendix ID-250 RMI Undercarriage Indicator 0-50,000 Ft Encoding Altimeter Flap Position Indicator 0-6,000 Fpm VSI Flux Compass Indicator 28 VDC Electric Turn Needle Fuselage Fuel Gage and Slipper Tank Eyeballs, Low Fuel Light Hydraulic Pressure Gage Secondary Warning Indicators Standard Warning System Panel Tailplane Position indicator Tailpipe Temperature Gage 0-650 KIAS -A/S & Mach indicator with Adjustable A/S & Mach bug Rear Cockpit Identical to front including: Com 2 Gables Control Head for Com 2 Tuning in Rear Cockpit Rear Cockpit Layout Slightly Different due to Size

    Additional Equipment

    Additional Equipment
    Oxygen: Dual 512 Cu In High-Pressure Oxygen Tanks 6 Hr Capacity Dual Bendix 2894-6B-AIA Diluter Demand Regulators CRU-60 Bayonet Mask Connector attached to Parachute Harness with Standard Pull Off Bendix Bail-Out Oxygen Bottle and Regulator attached to Parachute Harness 15 Minute Capacity for Bailout and Emergency Supply Ejection Seats: Folland Type F 4GT I & 4GT 2 9O-500 Seat Envelope: KIAS w/Time Delay Deployment Above 235 Kts and Barometric Delay or Main Canopy Above 10,000 Feet MSL 0-2000 AGL, 90 Kts Wings Level Above 2000 AGL, All Altitudes Pressurization: Max 4 PSI Cockpit Differential Aircraft Alt Cabin Alt SL 3,000 3,000 10,000 8,500 20,000 11,500 30,000 15,000 40,000 20,260 30,000 24,100 Heating/Cooling: Heating and Cooling Supplied From Compressor Bleed Air and Air Cycle Turbine Unit Front Cockpit Manual Control Full Windscreen and Canopy De-Misting


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