Narrative:

While practicing maneuvers and lndgs I was doing performance takeoffs/lndgs including short fields. My first two were good and well within limits. The third and last landing I came in; made sure to do gumps; and landed. I had landed on the point which was the numbers and on the followthrough I pulled the gear handle by mistake. I made this mistake because of a lack of overall experience in the bonanza. I am much more used to the beech duchess which has the flap handle where the gear handle is on the bonanza. Another factor was that the gear lever wasn't placed in the normal position; it was flat so when I reached for it; it was flat.

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Original NASA ASRS Text

Title: A PLT FLYING AN A36 RETRACTED THE LNDG GEAR ON ROLLOUT.

Narrative: WHILE PRACTICING MANEUVERS AND LNDGS I WAS DOING PERFORMANCE TKOFS/LNDGS INCLUDING SHORT FIELDS. MY FIRST TWO WERE GOOD AND WELL WITHIN LIMITS. THE THIRD AND LAST LNDG I CAME IN; MADE SURE TO DO GUMPS; AND LANDED. I HAD LANDED ON THE POINT WHICH WAS THE NUMBERS AND ON THE FOLLOWTHROUGH I PULLED THE GEAR HANDLE BY MISTAKE. I MADE THIS MISTAKE BECAUSE OF A LACK OF OVERALL EXPERIENCE IN THE BONANZA. I AM MUCH MORE USED TO THE BEECH DUCHESS WHICH HAS THE FLAP HANDLE WHERE THE GEAR HANDLE IS ON THE BONANZA. ANOTHER FACTOR WAS THAT THE GEAR LEVER WASN'T PLACED IN THE NORMAL POSITION; IT WAS FLAT SO WHEN I REACHED FOR IT; IT WAS FLAT.

Data retrieved from NASA's ASRS site as of January 2009 and automatically converted to unabbreviated mixed upper/lowercase text. This report is for informational purposes with no guarantee of accuracy. See NASA's ASRS site for official report.