Does anyone know where this wreck was?
Links to general aviation backcountry flying-oriented videos. It can be yours or stuff you find on the internet. Please no airline/military.
Fri Feb 12, 2010 10:23 pm
I'm curious if anyone has any information on this crash -- all it says is "northern B.C." and we can't seem to find out much else.
Thanks in advance.
dhchttp://www.youtube.com/watch?v=e0DEb0M6wt4&feature=email
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Fri Feb 12, 2010 11:00 pm
It sure looks like Muncho lake to me, There is a lodge at the southern end that has a runway set up just like that. Don't know anything else about it.
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Fri Feb 12, 2010 11:51 pm
Shorton,
You are right on. After many searches, someone on another forum found the accident record.
It IS Muncho Lake, and happened in July 2007. Five people aboard (2 crew, 3 pax); the aircraft burned post-impact and was destroyed; one passenger was killed.
Thanks for the reply -- we'd been looking all over and it figures, as soon as I posted it here, they found it.
I appreciate your reply, thanks.
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It looks like he had more than the standard flaps 10 for take-off. Flaps 30 is the STOL setting. I cant tell if they are at 30. Did he had a tailwind breeze, maybe he was he trying to force it off for the camera? At Gross and indicating 50kts the mains want to come off and I have to force the nose down to get above VMC.
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Yeah who knows what he did. I can't tell what the winds were there -- conifers are hard to read.
We use 20 flap for any short/soft fields... good machine...
That video is interesting -- floated some on landing..
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