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August 17th 06, 11:55 AM
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NTSB Factual Walton Crash
In article ,
Capt.Doug says... Not being intimately familiar with the design, the wording in the report about an inspection mirror does not draw a good mental image for me. Was the mirror part of the aircraft or was it a misplaced tool? Could it have caused a control surafce to jam? John was using an inspection mirror during the repairs he was doing.Witnesses reported him using it to see into the boom area by the rear control stick access. The NTSB said they weren't able to simulate a jam up .I bought the identical mirror and on an undamaged aircraft was able to simulate a jam up. The mirror is not part of the equiptment and was found in the wreckage. See ya Chuck S 
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