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Re: [Eaa1016] Maule arriving today
Whittaker ran into some delays enroute. He¡¯ll be at least another day, weather coming in too. [email protected]> wrote:
By Alex Nelon · #9861 ·
Re: Rudder Malfunction Suspected In Fatal Cessna 310 Crash - AVweb
One of them must have been built upside down. [email protected]> wrote:
By Jerry Marstall · #9860 ·
Re: Rudder Malfunction Suspected In Fatal Cessna 310 Crash - AVweb
This 'Flying Brick''s tail looks like it needs a hug! Funny! [email protected]> wrote:
By David Erickson · #9859 ·
Re: Rudder Malfunction Suspected In Fatal Cessna 310 Crash - AVweb
JM the elevators on an F4 are like an inverted Bonanza. Sorta. [email protected]> wrote:
By Alex Nelon · #9858 ·
Re: Rudder Malfunction Suspected In Fatal Cessna 310 Crash - AVweb
I was taught that the elevator makes the plane turn. Jm [email protected]> wrote:
By Jerry Marstall · #9857 ·
Re: Rudder Malfunction Suspected In Fatal Cessna 310 Crash - AVweb
The report says: Initial examination of the wreckage revealed that the rudder cables failed due to tension overload, and the rudder trim was set to a significant left input. I can identify with that.
By Alex Nelon · #9856 ·
Re: Rudder Malfunction Suspected In Fatal Cessna 310 Crash - AVweb
https://youtu.be/rpBg63EzKDA?si=EN7C86n_Tkm-xnsN They tried. Pretty ugly. [email protected]> wrote:
By Timothy Higgins · #9855 ·
Re: Rudder Malfunction Suspected In Fatal Cessna 310 Crash - AVweb
Certainly an ugly way for three souls to depart the pattern and planet! For some potentially offensive Monday morning quarterbacking: I thought bank angle -- not the rudder -- makes an aircraft turn?
By David Erickson · #9854 ·
Re: [Eaa1016] Maule arriving today
More on the ETA as I receive it. [email protected]> wrote:
By Alex Nelon · #9853 ·
Maule arriving today
Whittaker Warrington is bringing his airplane at last! ETA this evening if all goes as planned. I¡¯d like to have a reception for him. He has been loyally paying his rent since last summer in
By Alex Nelon · #9852 ·
Rudder Malfunction Suspected In Fatal Cessna 310 Crash - AVweb
Another post-maintenance failure?!... https://www.avweb.com/aviation-news/rudder-malfunction-suspected-in-fatal-cessna-310-crash/?oly_enc_id=6688E8264056H2Z Take care, Tim H.
By Timothy Higgins · #9851 ·
Re: Most of the plastic wrap and tape off
By Timothy Higgins · #9850 ·
Re: Most of the plastic wrap and tape off
Suggestion from someone, take your logbooks along on your next taxi test. [email protected]> wrote:
By Jerry Marstall · #9849 ·
Most of the plastic wrap and tape off
Did the first taxi today, and calibrated the magnetometer. It works! You can see the canopy has a little tint to it. https://photos.app.goo.gl/edqisizgBu5L1PVLA Take care, Tim H.
By Timothy Higgins · #9848 ·
[8NC9-Johnson-Field] May Airfield Letter (a little late)
---------- Forwarded message --------- From: Air Museum Johnson Field via groups.io <airfield8nc9= [email protected]> Date: Wed, May 7, 2025 at 9:07?PM Subject: [8NC9-Johnson-Field] May Airfield
By Alex Nelon · #9847 ·
Re: Looking for soil stabilization products - George Heddy.
Matt, Would your brother be willing to give me some advice on my landslide abatement project at my house? I could use some valid advice on storm water drainage solutions. Please send me his contact
By George Heddy III · #9846 ·
Re: New spinner done
Especially for the pedestrians. Take care, Tim H. [email protected]> wrote:
By Timothy Higgins · #9845 ·
Re: New spinner done
You can practice your first IFR taxi run....... Mark <timothyahiggins@...> wrote:
By Mark Cigal · #9844 ·
Re: Looking for soil stabilization products
Thank you Matt and please thank your brother for us. We have a unique situation in terms of elevation, flood plain, and soil content and I doubt our description would be accurate enough for him to
By Alex Nelon · #9843 ·
Re: Looking for soil stabilization products
My civil engineer brother offered to help if someone wants to give me or him more details about what is needed. He has worked in land development and storm water design for most of his career. 2nd
By Matt Holsopple · #9842 ·