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September 6, 1983 · Bucker Flugzeugbau CASA 1-131E CASA 1-131 · N2305Z

Pensacola, FL

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Report Status

Preliminary report

Event Type

Accident

Date

September 6, 1983

Injury Outcomes

No injuries (2 uninjured)

Location

Pensacola, FL

Aircraft

Bucker Flugzeugbau CASA 1-131E CASA 1-131

Tail Number

N2305Z

Operator

Rene L Minjares

Injuries

None

Aircraft Damage

Substantial

NTSB Number

MIA83LA222

SHORTLY AFTER TKOF THE ENG LOST PWR AND THE PILOT WAS FORCED TO EXECUTE AN EMERG LNDG. THE MAIN LANDING GEAR COLLAPSED DURING TOUCHDOWN ON A HIGHWAY. DURING THE SUBSEQUENT ENGINE TEARDOWN THE MAGNETO TIMING WAS FOUND TO BE RETARDED 24 DEGREES ON THE LEFT MAGNETO FOR ALL CYLINDERS. MAGNETO TIMING WAS FOUND TO BE RETARDED 66 DEGREES FOR THE IMPULSE CYLINDERS AND 47 DEGREES FOR THE OTHER TWO CYLINDERS ON THE RIGHT MAGNETO. THE FUEL INLET SCREEN WAS FOUND TO BE PARTIALLY OBSTRUCTED WITH LINT AND METAL FLAKES. A PAINT FLAKE WAS FOUND TO BE PARTIALLY BLOCKING THE AIR PASSAGEWAY TO THE EMULSION TUBE IN THE CARBURETOR. A CYLINDRICAL PIECE OF METAL WAS FOUND IN THE DRIVE SECTION OF THE FUEL PUMP.

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SHORTLY AFTER TKOF THE ENG LOST PWR AND THE PILOT WAS FORCED TO EXECUTE AN EMERG LNDG. THE MAIN LANDING GEAR COLLAPSED DURING TOUCHDOWN ON A HIGHWAY. DURING THE SUBSEQUENT ENGINE TEARDOWN THE MAGNETO TIMING WAS FOUND TO BE RETARDED 24 DEGREES ON THE LEFT MAGNETO FOR ALL CYLINDERS. MAGNETO TIMING WAS FOUND TO BE RETARDED 66 DEGREES FOR THE IMPULSE CYLINDERS AND 47 DEGREES FOR THE OTHER TWO CYLINDERS ON THE RIGHT MAGNETO. THE FUEL INLET SCREEN WAS FOUND TO BE PARTIALLY OBSTRUCTED WITH LINT AND METAL FLAKES. A PAINT FLAKE WAS FOUND TO BE PARTIALLY BLOCKING THE AIR PASSAGEWAY TO THE EMULSION TUBE IN THE CARBURETOR. A CYLINDRICAL PIECE OF METAL WAS FOUND IN THE DRIVE SECTION OF THE FUEL PUMP.

Flight

Event TypeAccident

Event Time16:00 CDT

Nearest AirportFERGUSON (1nm NNW)

Runway36

Runway Length2600 ft

Runway Width200 ft

Flight Plan FiledNone

Aircraft FireNo

Aircraft ExplosionNo

Aircraft

AircraftBucker Flugzeugbau CASA 1-131E CASA 1-131

Tail NumberN2305Z

Aircraft CategoryAir

DamageSubstantial

OperatorRene L Minjares

Operating RulePart 91

Engines1

Engine TypeReciprocating

Engine DetailsEnma · G-IV-A2 · Reciprocating

Seats2

People & Injuries

Injury SummaryNo injuries (2 uninjured)

Fatal0

Serious0

Minor0

Uninjured2

Total2

Crew 1Age 35 · Second Class

Conditions

ConditionsVMC

LightDaylight

Wind260° @ 6 kt

Visibility10 sm

CeilingBroken clouds 8000 ft

Temperature / Dew Point66 F

Altimeter30.00 inHg

Observation Time20:50

Weather SourceWFAC

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