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PostPosted: Fri May 05, 2006 2:07 am    Post subject: Flying without a Joy Stick Reply with quote

RVatiors

My RV9-A was being landed from the RH seat. You can imagine the horror =
when the joy stick came out of it's socket at the most critical moment, =
just as we were rounding out. I'll leave the result to your imagination =
surfice it to say we were very lucky to walk away without a scratch. =
I'd only recently compleated repairing a wing following a bird strike =
and after only 6 hours in the air it's now grounded again for at least 6 =
months. I've come to the conclusion that maybe aviatation and I don't =
mix . I think I'll pack it in and take up stamp collecting.

Clearly it would make sense for anyone flying a 7 or 9 to ensure that =
their stick is securely fixed particularly if it's being used during a =
critical flight phase.=20
Neil Henderson


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PostPosted: Fri May 05, 2006 4:20 am    Post subject: Flying without a Joy Stick Reply with quote

Holy Smokes, Neil

Sorry to hear about your misfortune,
but
I am darn happy you are here to tell us about it!!!
Gert

NEIL HENDERSON wrote:
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RVatiors

My RV9-A was being landed from the RH seat. You can imagine the horror =
when the joy stick came out of it's socket at the most critical moment, =
just as we were rounding out. I'll leave the result to your imagination =
surfice it to say we were very lucky to walk away without a scratch. =
I'd only recently compleated repairing a wing following a bird strike =
and after only 6 hours in the air it's now grounded again for at least 6 =
months. I've come to the conclusion that maybe aviatation and I don't =
mix . I think I'll pack it in and take up stamp collecting.

Clearly it would make sense for anyone flying a 7 or 9 to ensure that =
their stick is securely fixed particularly if it's being used during a =
critical flight phase.=20
Neil Henderson







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PostPosted: Fri May 05, 2006 5:48 am    Post subject: Flying without a Joy Stick Reply with quote

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My RV9-A was being landed from the RH seat. You can imagine the horror =
when the joy stick came out of it's socket at the most critical moment, =
just as we were rounding out.


Please clarify. In my 6A there is a clevis pin secured by a lock pin. If
those are not in properly what you described could happen.

Ron Lee


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