R22Captain Posted January 12, 2010 Report Posted January 12, 2010 Glad everything went well and all are ok Detail Information User Name: MacQuarrie, Jack Date: 2010-01-04 Further Action Required: Yes O.P.I.: Maintenance & Manufacturing Narrative: CHI 71, Sikorsky S92A, enroute from the Raven Gorilla 3 platform to Halifax (CYHZ), 20 miles southeast of Halifax declared a PAN PAN PAN emergency due to a main gearbox chip indicator warning. Crash Fire Rescue and the duty manager were advised. The aircraft landed uneventfully on Runway 32 at 13:35Z. TSB Case Closed. User Name: MacQuarrie, Jack Date: 2010-01-04 Further Action Required: No O.P.I.: Maintenance & Manufacturing Narrative: UPDATE TSB: Significant amounts of metal fragments were found in the gearbox.. The gearbox will be replaced before the aircraft returns to service. Quote
ted dennis Posted January 12, 2010 Report Posted January 12, 2010 It's the Rowan Gorilla III,not the Raven Gorilla III Quote
Swamp76 Posted January 16, 2010 Report Posted January 16, 2010 It's the Rowan Gorilla III,not the Raven Gorilla III semantics. The fact that another 92 needs a new gearbox is the news. Quote
sharkbait Posted January 16, 2010 Report Posted January 16, 2010 You will, I trust, be posting at all times, when a B 47, 204, 205, 206, 222, 407, R22, R44, EC 255, 350, 355, S 76, 61, 64, H500 ect ect ect has a chip light and the crew follows the check list? Quote
sharkbait Posted January 16, 2010 Report Posted January 16, 2010 We used to call the 350D the "Death Star" and the 206 the "Death Ranger" and after the 206L trunion (SP) failure (which I witnessed and helped pull the survivors from the aircraft) the "Lots of Danger Ranger". We all remember the "Killer Hilller". How did we live through it all? Quote
Gary Watson Posted January 16, 2010 Report Posted January 16, 2010 We used to call the 350D the "Death Star" and the 206 the "Death Ranger" and after the 206L trunion (SP) failure (which I witnessed and helped pull the survivors from the aircraft) the "Lots of Danger Ranger". We all remember the "Killer Hilller". How did we live through it all? Great Engineers Quote
Over-Talk Posted January 17, 2010 Report Posted January 17, 2010 "Significant amounts of metal fragments were found in the gearbox.. " That sounds like more than just a chip-light !! Quote
old dog Posted January 17, 2010 Report Posted January 17, 2010 Having flown the 76 in the early days and the very first versions of the 214ST, I have concluded that I will never again fly the the "A" model of anything. Quote
R22Captain Posted January 18, 2010 Author Report Posted January 18, 2010 You will, I trust, be posting at all times, when a B 47, 204, 205, 206, 222, 407, R22, R44, EC 255, 350, 355, S 76, 61, 64, H500 ect ect ect has a chip light and the crew follows the check list? I think the fact they changed the gearbox is a little more then a chip light. As I said, glad everyone is ok. Just posted it out of interest's sake. But we can stop discussing helicopter stuff.......I'll let everyone get back to the hog thread and continue to argue animal rights and ammo sizes That's on page 11... Quote
Winnie Posted January 18, 2010 Report Posted January 18, 2010 Anyone remember the "allison hand-granade"? hehe, There are names for everything. I'm just happy it was not me sweating for however long it took, until they got back to the airfield. I had a tranny chip come on 2 sumemrs ago, and that was a few moments of sweat, before we landed safely. No danger, just the "oh ####" light... Cheers H. Quote
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