Incident Overview
The pilot was conducting low-level maneuvering in an area with wind generators and power lines for approximately 30 minutes. During this time, he initiated a slow right climbing turn toward a new work area located to the right front of the airplane. Initially, the sun was behind a cloud, allowing the pilot to see power lines and wind generators in the new work area.
Sequence of Events
Moments after beginning the turn, the sun emerged from behind the cloud and temporarily blinded the pilot. At that instant, the rear seat observer called out to 'look out.' The pilot then noted wires angling across his flight path as he was flying up a draw. He maneuvered to avoid the wires but contacted the last wire with his right main gear. The wire snapped, and the airplane fell to the ground.
Aircraft and Conditions
The source does not specify the aircraft type, registration, number of occupants, injuries, or damage details. The time of day, weather characterization, and ATC involvement are also unspecified. The only mentioned environmental factors are wind generators, power lines, sun glare, and a draw.
Outcome
The airplane fell to the ground after the wire snapped. No further details about the outcome or persons involved are provided in the source.