AIRCRAFT: 1994 Beech A36 N820GH, s/n E-2870
The last Annual Inspection was performed 11/15/15 at Tach/Total Time 9,674.3. Current Total Time reported as 9701.6
ENGINE: Continental IO-550B, s/n 1003483, with the last Annual Inspection on 11/15/15 at ETT 1185.6.
The engine was installed on 01/21/2011 at Engine Total Time 0.0 and "Hobbs" 8488.7.
PROPELLER: McCauley D3A32C409-C, s/n: 940834, last Annual Inspection 11/15/15 at Tach 9674.3, TSMOH 1185.6
EQUIPMENT:
New leather interior (in storage at time of incident).
New painted instrument panel.
New Genesys Aerosystems/S-tec 55X Autopilot w/Auto-Trim.
New Garmin G500 w/Synthetic Vision.
New Garmin 750 NAV/COM/GPSW Touchscreen.
New Garmin 650 NAV/COM/GPSW Touchscreen.
New Garmin GTX-345 Transponder w/Extended Squitter and ADS-B in/out.
New Garmin GTA-350C Audio Panel w/Bluetooth.
New Garmin GAE-12 Altitude Encoder.
New Garmin GA-35 GPS Antennas.
New Electronics International MVP-50P-6C Graphic Engine Monitor w/Fuel .
New Sandia Aerospace SAI 340 Digital Standby Instrument.
New Gaurdian Avionics Aero 452-101 Panel Mount CO2 Detector
New Precision Aviation PAI-700 Vertical Card Compass and Mount.
New Mid-Continent True Blue TA102 USB Dual Charging Ports (4).
New Bose Headset Jack Lemo Kits (6).
New Airtex ELT Remote Panel Mount Switch.
DESCRIPTION OF TWO INCIDENTS & RESULTING DAMAGE.
Damage includes but may not be limited to the items listed.
#1 - On 12/06/16, N820GH was undergoing de-fueling operations for a STC installation calibration of a new fuel management system, a spark generated from a jack that was kicked and ignited the fuel draining from the left tank.
DAMAGE: Inboard wing skins and the left forward skin were damaged and burned, as well as the left inboard gear door and jack point cover.
#2 - On 12/22/16, an attempt was made to pull N820GH forward, resulting in the jack tipping and the aircraft dropping to the floor.
DAMAGE: Prop strike suspected. The right aileron, left elevator, left horizontal stabilizer, tail tie down, and a communication antenna all sustained damage.
LOCATION OF AIRCRAFT: Enclosed, locked hangar at Merritt Island Airport, Florida
REMARKS: Avionics were removed and are securely stored. The interior had been removed and stored in a location separate from the aircraft when the events occurred.
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