N9813C is a North American SNJ-5. It is a fixed-wing single-engine aircraft with 2 seats, powered by a P&W R1340 series rated at 600 horsepower. The registration is active, with the registrant based in Arvada, CO. Its standard airworthiness certificate was issued in Dec 1958. It has been registered to its current owner since Nov 2023. This page also carries 1 NTSB event.
2023
1958
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According to the accident report form submitted by the pilot, the preflight inspection was performed and an engine run-up was "completely successful" on the supercharged engine. He advanced the throttle to "full power," noted 2,050 rpm and 20 inches (expecting 2,200 rpm and 32 inches) and released the brakes for the ground roll. After an 800 foot ground roll, the pilot noted 55 miles per hour, 2,100 rpm, and 28 inches. The airplane drifted to the right and the pilot attempted to correct with the application of left rudder and aileron control. The airplane became airborne and the left wing contacted the ground. The airplane settled back to the ground and headed towards the left side of the runway, at which time the pilot elected to abort the takeoff. The airplane became airborne one additional time, departed the runway environment to the left, and impacted several trees. Both leading edges were crushed aft, crushing multiple ribs, and wrinkling the leading edge skin. Several stringers and both sides of the horizontal stabilizer sustained impact damage. Density altitude at the time of the accident was estimated to be 11,570 feet. An examination of the airplane systems revealed no anomalies. According to the owner of the airplane, 2,100 rpm and 27 inches was not abnormal for that make and model of airplane at that altitude.
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