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I always get a knot in my stomach when I see something like this , I guess there are the ones that have & the ones that are going to!!

I'd say that this will be a bargain for someone to buy!!!

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From what I've been told , which is second hand. On climb out pilot smelled smoke, shut engine down & put it down @ the end of the runway then bounced hard & slid through the fence at the end of the runway through the mud. All with the gear up.

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It's been based @ Dayton , TN 2A0 for about 4years. I guess Embry Riddle didn't remove their name when it was sold. I'd say she will be parted out, I've heard the airframe is 11,000 hrs. I was out shooting approaches & snapped the pics before I left the airport. I figured someone on here might pick it up from the insurance for a deal. Probably a good parts donor!

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I am not sure if it was this plane or one of the sister ER Mooney 201's I saw om controller when I was shopping for Mooneys about 5 years ago.  It especially caught my eye since at the time I owned N805ER, a former Embry-Riddle Diamond DA40.  One cool thing about flying around with an ER tail number is that your airplane is an alumnae of a well known aviation school - wherever I went people would come up and say they went to ER.  I even - more than once - had ATC tell me that they went to ER and one even told me that she had flown my airplane.

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Off topic, but I think this is a funny and somewhat accurate representation of the ER experience. :-P

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I think they are just getting prepared for their career in a cockpit...

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I think they are just getting prepared for their career in a cockpit...

 

I think thats all the guys over at my at local ARTCC Boston Center!…Boston Center, Mooney N10933 with you, level FL-zero.

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My younger son graduated from ERAU. He now is a captain for Piedmont Airlines. He has stories of his schooling (or lack thereof) like the time he broke his arm falling from a roof of a house when trying to go to the bathroom (so I'm told). I know he had a GREAT time there by the length of time it took him to graduate.

But he is now doing what he loves to do and I'm proud of him.

BILL

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Airplane is in a salvage yard. It may fly again, but I doubt it.

As for those who have and those who are going to, while I applaud pilots for being pessimists there is no excuse for doing a gear up landing in a Mooney if you are flying the correct approach speeds. About the only way to hit the correct Vref is to lower the gear.

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