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Bob built his wonderful aircraft at the service center, and allowed the factory to install the first set of "Brazilian" wings and demonstrate them before builders at a Factory Open House. These wings where built hollow (no foam cores) with ribs similar to the Lancair. The wings were not properly built, as it turns out. Either the winglets had no spar, or they were not properly bonded to the wing, I don't recall which and the [http://www.ntsb.gov/ntsb/brief2.asp?ev_id=20010207X00410&ntsbno=ATL01LA029&akey=1 NTSB report] is somewhat vague. On downwind the winglets began to flutter, so Brendan put it down, but had difficulty controlling the aircraft at and it rolled. (NTSB initial findings report, NTSB full narrative, NTSB factual) Pictures courtesy of Fred Kerfoot, via Andy Millin. Additional pictures Courtesy of Uli Christen.<br/> | Bob built his wonderful aircraft at the service center, and allowed the factory to install the first set of "Brazilian" wings and demonstrate them before builders at a Factory Open House. These wings where built hollow (no foam cores) with ribs similar to the Lancair. The wings were not properly built, as it turns out. Either the winglets had no spar, or they were not properly bonded to the wing, I don't recall which and the [http://www.ntsb.gov/ntsb/brief2.asp?ev_id=20010207X00410&ntsbno=ATL01LA029&akey=1 NTSB report] is somewhat vague. On downwind the winglets began to flutter, so Brendan put it down, but had difficulty controlling the aircraft at and it rolled. (NTSB initial findings report, NTSB full narrative, NTSB factual) Pictures courtesy of Fred Kerfoot, via Andy Millin. Additional pictures Courtesy of Uli Christen.<br/> | ||
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Image:n658se.jpg|"Bob2" enjoying her golden years | Image:n658se.jpg|"Bob2" enjoying her golden years | ||
Revision as of 14:44, 14 May 2008
Bob Wood's N658SE has had a somewhat colorful life. ;-)
Bob built his wonderful aircraft at the service center, and allowed the factory to install the first set of "Brazilian" wings and demonstrate them before builders at a Factory Open House. These wings where built hollow (no foam cores) with ribs similar to the Lancair. The wings were not properly built, as it turns out. Either the winglets had no spar, or they were not properly bonded to the wing, I don't recall which and the NTSB report is somewhat vague. On downwind the winglets began to flutter, so Brendan put it down, but had difficulty controlling the aircraft at and it rolled. (NTSB initial findings report, NTSB full narrative, NTSB factual) Pictures courtesy of Fred Kerfoot, via Andy Millin. Additional pictures Courtesy of Uli Christen.
"Bob2" enjoying her golden years
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