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Posts posted by BackcountryAeropup
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Seen the latest blancolirio report today and the photo's at the end makes it look like flown into the ground at speed. What a mess it made me feel for them even more.
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One would think casting stones would be a extremely risky endeavor. You could hit anther one and spark a uncontrollable burn. You'll get locked up for that.let him who is without sin cast the first stone
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https://www.msn.com/en-au/news/australia/fraser-island-plane-crash-pilot-defends-air-fraser-safety-record-after-ditching-plane-in-ocean/ar-BBZsP41?ocid=spartanntp Some good photo's in this article of the plane recovery.
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Don't quote me on this but I heard on the radio yesterday or the day before a woman's body was found washed up somewhere like Harvey bay.
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Man a very unfortunate place for a forced landing there is stumps and logs everywhere apart from the odd tree. I hope the bloke is ok.
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Oh sh... this is just too many too often.
Couldn't agree more.
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Got some good leads to help me out thanks everyone for your tips and offers to help me out.?
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I'll place a wanted add I only need about 50 if that fails I will ask you guys for your contacts.
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Where can I buy Cleco's without needing to place a huge order I'm chasing some new or used.
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Dam Shame...
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They have also noted that engines 1,2,3 are 0 time engines and #4 has 800 hrs. What ever the course they clearly had there hands full towards the end unfortunately.
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The NTSB preliminary report is out and what they are looking out is the bad mags and if the weather (Rain) the night before contributed to that. For the go around the problem engines hat to be turned into the wind. The start on final the aircraft was only 300ft up with gear down and flaps up to limit drag. The aircraft struck the approach lights 1000ft before the runway then contacted the ground 500ft before the runway then veered towards parked cars and deice tanks.
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Hypothetical question for multi-engine pilots - I'm certainly not one ?. I accept that EFATO often leads to dangerous asymmetrical thrust, quite possibly beyond rudder control to correct it at low airspeed while attempting to climb.
Does it ever get recommended that in this scenario, the best option might be to reduce thrust from good engine(s) to minimise asymmetry effects, and stabilise for a (possibly inevitable) off-field forced landing with much-improved controllability/survivability. Granted, reducing power from a good engine is counter-intuitive, but you might just manipulate things to get a better outcome... just some musings from a former glider pilot that practiced winch-break exercises....
The Runway clearance lights before the threshold.
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Fruit Bat....
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Well done looked like a great event. Good turn out and vlog.
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They have done fuel testing and it all checks out there. The B17 can remain in the pattern with three engines and continue flight operations I can only speculate losing more then one engine would be quite difficult. It looks like now they are turning there attention to the radio conversations with the ground and aircraft and weather the engine was on fire going by what was said during radio calls.
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A Collings foundation B17G crashed during a joy flight. The B17 had number 4 engine troubles after takeoff but made it back to the airport and crashed just after touching down. There was 10 plus 3 crew. The crew were highly experienced with the B17. Big shame nevertheless... ?
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Texas Stol Comp
in AUS/NZ General Discussion
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Grab your popcorn and cast the lone star stol comp to your tv there is 5hrs of entertainment here https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eq8CH43YHsQ:79