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Old 11th Jan 2006, 09:22
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Re: 206 Crash into Dam West of Ipswich

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Old 7th Feb 2006, 01:27
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ATSB Preliminary Report released

http://www.atsb.gov.au/publications/...200600001.aspx

Interesting the comment on the turbo .... see my first post 09/01/06.

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Old 8th Feb 2006, 05:17
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Have all the survivors been interviewed by the police?.
If not,why not.
Was one of the survivors the owner or part owner of the operation?.
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Old 26th Feb 2006, 00:51
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The owner of the operation was one of the tandem masters on the flight. He was also able to pull one of the passengers out of the wreckage, despite severe injuries to himself. Unfortunately, that passenger did not survive.
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Old 26th Feb 2006, 01:05
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Originally Posted by Diatryma
Regarding the possible causes, would anyone have any knowledge of a NZ accident a few weeks prior to this one which may have been caused my over heated and seized turbo due possible lack of ventilation in conversion?
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Aircraft at willowbank was fitted with an aeromods chieftain engine conversion. Extra ventilation was fitted to maintain No1 cyl temp as per a similar a/c in NZ. Heard ATSB is looking at fuel contamination as a possible cause. It was a very hot day though.

Just love the way the media started their crap straight away with "engine type was involved in two other fatal accidents in the last five years". Like saying fatal "ford falcon crash- type involved in multiple accidents over the last twenty years!"
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