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A C150 has just crashed on land adjacent the airfield at Warnervale. Both POB OK. Aircraft is a flip over and a right off.

 

All's well that ends well (except for the poor C150)

 

 

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ouch. glad to hear everyone's OK. Adjacent the airfield... after take off? Fuel valve i wonder?

 

 

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Returning from Dubbo, didn't quite make the field ......

I heard him calling 5 Miles west of the field @2300 ft. with intentions to glide to Warnervale.

Pity he didn't take the fields west of the freeway with a turf farm making a good landing spot.

 

However it is always very easy to comment after the incident/accident from an armchair !

 

 

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Guest Maj Millard
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The C150s are prone to carb icing on descent if carb heat isn't used......or could this have been fuel exhaustion ?....

 

 

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Sounds more like a write off.

Eferybody hayts theer Inglish theacher!

 

Eye wuz Lukky Myn tort mee howe two spehl.

 

 

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He spelt it right, just had the wrong right.

 

 

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He spelt it right, just had the wrong right.

Surry shude haf bean mi Inglish theacher tort mee gode gwammer

 

 

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Just caught this on NBN news. would have worked out OK except for the soft muddy ground that folded the nose gear back a bit and ended up in a slow trip onto it's back. Fair bit of damage. Both were pilots PIC was Paul Bennet, Said he was a bit panicky but mate calmed him down, he did a good job just shame they came up a bit short but with plenty of clear space with soft ground. Good day for icing or maybe a bit of leaning would have given them the range.

 

 

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The C150s are prone to carb icing on descent if carb heat isn't used......or could this have been fuel exhaustion ?....

Hopefully neither, as both are quite avoidable!

 

 

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If the fuel cap leaks the bladder tank (If fitted) can suck up and let a bit of fuel out still showing plenty of fuel on the gauge. Nev

 

 

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If the fuel cap leaks the bladder tank (If fitted) can suck up and let a bit of fuel out still showing plenty of fuel on the gauge. Nev

I wonder how many C150's were fitted with bladder tanks. Mine wasn't.

 

 

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don't think i've seen bladders in 150,s

 

 

Guest Maj Millard
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Metal tanks most likely (alum).........

 

 

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Surry shude haf bean mi Inglish theacher tort mee gode gwammer

Er,. . . . .is that how you spell "Butch" . . .?

 

 

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Just caught this on NBN news. would have worked out OK except for the soft muddy ground that folded the nose gear back a bit and ended up in a slow trip onto it's back. Fair bit of damage. Both were pilots PIC was Paul Bennet, Said he was a bit panicky but mate calmed him down, he did a good job just shame they came up a bit short but with plenty of clear space with soft ground. Good day for icing or maybe a bit of leaning would have given them the range.

As someone has already said,. . .easy to criticise from the comfort of an armchair ( or a stool in the loft in my case. . .) I got criticised quite a lot for trying to taxi my Victa 115 Airtourer with one wing tiedown still attached,. . . .but what comes around goes around I guess. . . .!

 

Wifey said when I got home,. . ." Had a nice flight ? ? ". . .I said,. . ."Naw,. . . I just flew around the field a bit . . ."

 

 

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Booooo...t..ch..e ....splutter , cough , fart .Ps

Sorry

Mike,. . . . I wish I believed that you were REALLY sorry. . . .!

 

 

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Er,. . . . .is that how you spell "Butch" . . .?

Yep!

it's because I have .....C D O .......( O C D ...I like the letters to be in alphabetical order )096_tongue_in_cheek.gif.d94cd15a1277d7bcd941bb5f4b93139c.gif

 

 

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