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NTSB investigation record

MKC83LA075

Completed

Cessna 150F· N8803G

NTSB Report
Date
March 7, 1983
Location
Ollie, IA
Conditions
VMC
Record
Published June 12, 2023

Primary finding

Probable cause

No probable cause available.

Investigator assessment

Analysis narrative

The student reported that the eng lost aprx 500 rpm while he was practicing turns & stalls at an altitude of aprx 3500 ft msl. Reportedly, the situation became worse & he was unable to maintain altitude. He applied carburetor heat, but it did not help. Subsequently, a precautionary landing was made. During the landing roll, the nosewheel sank in soft terrain & the acft nosed over. An exam & disassembly of the eng did not disclose any evidence of a malfunction or failure that contributed to the power loss. The temp & dew point were 40 deg, respectively. According to icing probability charts, serious carburetor icing could occur at glide power & serious carburetor icing conditions exited for cruise power.

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Factual narrative

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