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    Default A docile Cub

    Hi,

    Like he wrote ....."everything is all great until it isn't".

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    Default Re: A docile Cub

    Lot to consider but one thing that is seldom talked about is NOT trying to get back on the runway or stop, just let it roll and brake easy!! I have run off the runway multiple times it is not a big deal. Just get control of the aircraft and slow to taxi back on or over to taxi way. I have seen several aircraft on the nose or flipped on a perfect smooth midfield because the pilot panicked and locked the brakes after leaving the runway. I suspect that a gusty crosswind was present the way the tail was pushed over and the wing lifted very fast. Need the rest of the story. DENNY

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    Default Re: A docile Cub

    Yea, I would like to see a larger version of this video and more of the story as well. I kept watching what I could see of the elevator.

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    Default Re: A docile Cub

    That plane had a lot of remaining energy to get back into the air. It almost looks like a faked model. I didn't see much tree movement from wind, it did look like the elevator did move some.
    "You can only tie the record for flying low."

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    Default Re: A docile Cub

    might be this event from FAA preliminary reports -

    Date: 06-JAN-23
    Time: 22:30:00Z
    Regis#: N651SH
    Aircraft Make: PIPER
    Aircraft Model: J3C
    Event Type: INCIDENT
    Highest Injury: NONE
    Aircraft Missing: No
    Damage: MINOR
    LOCATION
    City: EL CAJON
    State: CALIFORNIA
    Country: UNITED STATES
    DESCRIPTION
    Description: AIRCRAFT LANDED, CAUGHT A GUST OF WIND AND TIPPED ON ITS NOSE, EL CAJON, CA.
    Last edited by blue44; 01-19-2023 at 12:23 PM.

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