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Post subject: Re: RV 10 vs bird  Posted: 12 Nov 2010, 00:10 |
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Username Protected wrote: He reported 170mph at time of impact. But ATC reported the bird on radar @ 80 mph "RV - traffic - 12 o'clock - opposite direction - same altitude squawking WTF" 
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Post subject: Re: RV 10 vs bird Posted: 12 Nov 2010, 00:25 |
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Username Protected wrote: Swallow would have been to far out of aft cg with coconut.
Kent G And running Lean of Beak!! 
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Post subject: Re: RV 10 vs bird Posted: 12 Nov 2010, 18:16 |
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Username Protected wrote: He now reports that the spar is bent.
Entire wing needs replacing. wow that's too bad for the bird. How about the plane, does it need to replace its wing too.
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Post subject: Re: RV 10 vs bird Posted: 12 Nov 2010, 19:59 |
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I don't know when they switched to solid spars, but he told me that Beech offered to replace wings at no cost and that very few owners opted for this. Username Protected wrote: That's really to bad for this guy. It took me 400 hours to build the wings for my RV and to do another I can't see it taking him less than 175, even having built before. Wow, he must be sick over this. Building a plane is like the guy version of giving birth. A former Beech accident investigator told me that this kind of event would bring down an early Bonanza that doesn't have solid spars. The ram air supposedly would blow the skins off the wing behind the spar like a bomb went off in it. 
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Post subject: Re: RV 10 vs bird Posted: 12 Nov 2010, 22:39 |
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Some great replys.  Maybe this is the real reason Cirrus' have chutes.
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Post subject: Re: RV 10 vs bird Posted: 12 Nov 2010, 23:37 |
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Username Protected wrote: I called PITA to turn this guy in. I think he hit the bird on purpose. Now that's funny!!!   It's actually PETA. Around here that stands for: People Eating Tasty Animals
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