background image

Stratomaster Maxi Single 

 

Flight II 

 

Primary flight instrument  

 

 

 
 
The Flight II is a ultra compact, complete primary flight system intended as main flight instrument 
on smaller aircraft or as backup / secondary flight instrument. 
This 3.5” instrument provides many functions from Altimeter, Airspeed to Fuel level/flow, Engine 
RPM and many secondary functions, including an automatic flight log. 
The Flight II ‘s light weight, small size and high level of functionality in addition to excellent value 
for money make it an ideal choice for many applications. 
The Flight II makes and ideal companion to the Stratomaster E1 universal engine monitor for a 
compact, low cost yet highly functional and complete cockpit solution.

Summary of Contents for Stratomaster Maxi Single Flight II

Page 1: ...ny functions from Altimeter Airspeed to Fuel level flow Engine RPM and many secondary functions including an automatic flight log The Flight II s light weight small size and high level of functionalit...

Page 2: ...ge programmable for different engine types 12 Engine Hobbs meter can be preset to any hour minute setting up to 9999 hours 13 Maintenance timer MPI Plug changes etc 14 Automatic flight log logs last 6...

Page 3: ...formation display four display pages Local pressure setting QNH The menu key Press this key to enter the menu system Enter Select key Used in the menu system or to select one of four auxiliary informa...

Page 4: ...l monitoring It is intended to be installed in a standard 3 5 instrument panel putout front installation 3 5 refers to the distance between the mounting holes The hole itself is usualy a 3 1 8 size Th...

Page 5: ...the Menu key Items in the main menu Flight Start End Detect If instrument is setup for automatic flight detect then the word Detect appears In this case this menu function is disabled If your instrum...

Page 6: ...ntering this function will allow you to view the entries in your flight log The instrument will maintain a log of your last 60 flights Each log entry contains date and time of your take off duration o...

Page 7: ...will count down to zero when the engine is running A good use for this function is to set the hours until your next spark plug change or engine inspection Calibration This enters a menu system contai...

Page 8: ...r hour knots According to this selection your airspeed will be indicated in mph km h or knots VSI Select if you would like the VSI to read in feet per minute ft min or in meters per second m s Temp Se...

Page 9: ...vant function in the main menu Fuel flow Yes No Select if you have a fuel flow sender connected to the Flight II instrument Fuel Level Yes No Select if you have a fuel level sender connected to the Fl...

Page 10: ...ction ASI low Enter the minimum flight speed indicated airspeed ASI below which you would like the instrument to issue an alarm The alarm is by means of flashing the ASI reading as well as activating...

Page 11: ...tered here Should you have access to an accurate reference you may use this function to calibrate your altimeter Before you do this ensure that you have your local pressure set to coincide with a cali...

Page 12: ...to 112 to cancel out the error Zero ASI VSI This setup allows your instrument to measure the zero airspeed reading of the airspeed sensor and set a calibration value internally for this This is equiva...

Page 13: ...readings The initial accuracy of fuel flow readings is dependant on the viscosity or type of fuel you use added oils installation and finally the temperature of the fuel A good installation can achiev...

Page 14: ...ender reading has stabilized You will see the sender reading at the top line This could take up to a minute so have patience ENSURE THAT THE FLOAT IS NOT SUBMERGED AND IS FLOATING ON TOP OF THE FUEL L...

Page 15: ...tion e g moving the fuel level sender manually when it is not inserted in to the fuel tank Should you get a slope error message determine the cause of the error If you do not know the cause of your er...

Page 16: ...2 pulses per revolution A typical Rotax DCDI two stroke engine would generate 6 pulses per revolution The well known Rotax 912 914 engines generate one pulse per revolution Temp Cal This function is i...

Page 17: ...ur units of measure This to you in the Setup Units menu c Set your alarm limits This you do in the Setup Limits menu d Set your rev counter pulses per RPM setting in the calibration menu e Select your...

Page 18: ...hipping costs are for the account of the purchaser Note for operation on supplies with inductive loads Any operation of electronic instrumentation on power supplies that are subject to high voltages c...

Page 19: ...failure or malfunction Under no circumstances does the manufacturer condone usage of this instrument for IFR flights...

Page 20: ...ender Fuel flow sender Red wire from flow senders Blue wire from flow sender Braid from flow sender Brown Yellow Green Red Blue Orange Green Cannon D 9 connector pin mapping and cable colors 1 ground...

Page 21: ...o popular belief Pitot tubes are not carefully designed and calibrated but are simple orifices or tubes that get pointed in the direction that you are flying The forward movement of the aircraft cause...

Page 22: ...is common to connect a hall effect sensor using the 5V line to supply the sensor A small magnet it then mounted on a shaft for example rotor shaft of a helicopter and the hall effect sensor switches...

Page 23: ...f a gyro plane rotor speed indication The optical reflective pickup can provide a simple means of contactless RPM sensing in difficult installations RPM GROUND 5VDC RPM GROUND 5VDC RPM GROUND 5VDC RPM...

Reviews: