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N6192K
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| Manufacturer: | Republic Aviation Corporation; Farmingdale, Long Island, New York, USA. | |
| Model: | RC-3 Seabee | |
| Type Certificate No: | A-769 | |
| Serial Number: | 383 | |
| Manufacturing Date: | 1947-02-?? | |
| Engine: | Franklin 6A8-215-B9F (215 HP at 2500 RPM) | |
| Remarks: | Mode S codes: 52011325 / A812D5 | |
| Reg. No. | Date | Remarks |
| NC6192K N6192K |
1947-02-?? | Manufacturing Date. |
| 1947-02-?? | Test flight. | |
| 1947-02-15 | Officially delivered from Republic Aviation Corporation to Turgeon Flying Service, Inc.; Northbrook, Illinois, USA. | |
| 1954-11-08 | C
of R issued to: John C. Flansburgh; 124 Sherry Street, Michigan Center, MI 49254. |
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| 1955-09-19 | Crashed
near Newburg, Wisconsin.
Pilot John Flansburgh, 41, Michigan Center, Michigan, was critically injured when his Seabee amphibian crashed after striking telephone wires near Newburg in Ozaukee County. The crash occurred just inside Washington County. The aircraft ran low on fuel and Flansburgh landed in a farmer's field. The crash occurred as he took to the air again. Flansburgh was taken to St. Alphonsus Hospital, Port Washington. |
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| 1955-11-30 | Cancelled from CAA Aircraft Register. | |
| Sources: | RAC
Seabee Delivery List. FAA Registry. Barry Collman. Matt Miller. |
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