Incident
The pilot of an aircraft arriving at the destination airport used an incorrect Common Traffic Advisory Frequency (CTAF) to contact the airport and employed a right-hand traffic pattern for the 2600-foot-long runway.
Sequence of Events
A residential area lies west of the airport, and open fields lie to the east; therefore, all landings are to be performed from over the fields, even when tailwinds are present. On this occasion, a tailwind of 5 to 15 knots existed. The pilot touched down long and delayed initiating a go-around. The pilot removed flaps before adding engine power, and the aircraft barely became airborne by the end of the runway. The aircraft was near maximum gross weight. The pilot attempted to climb with an excessively high nose pitch attitude. The aircraft traveled for 1350 feet, stalled, entered an uncontrolled descent, and crashed into the backyard of a residence.