Narrative:

I was in level flight at 2900 ft MSL; 1900 ft AGL. I looked out and down of my pilot side door window. I could see the mooney's fuselage and left wing; the right wing was under me. He was climbing before I initiated evasive action. He had climbed to my altitude and leveled off approximately 100 ft ahead of me. Because the mooney was the faster plane; I thought it would pull away from me; but it didn't. I slowed and turned slightly to increase the distance between us. I called the M17 airport after I landed. They said the mooney had departed the airport for a demonstration flight for a prospective buyer. I would have been in his field of vision as he came from behind and below me. We eventually were on a parallel course with approximately separation of 1500 ft horizontal; 20 ft vertical. I kept visual separation until the time I believe he first saw me; at which time he made a 90 degree turn away from me.

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Original NASA ASRS Text

Title: MAULE M-7 PLT HAS AN NMAC IN THE VICINITY OF M17 WITH AN M20.

Narrative: I WAS IN LEVEL FLT AT 2900 FT MSL; 1900 FT AGL. I LOOKED OUT AND DOWN OF MY PLT SIDE DOOR WINDOW. I COULD SEE THE MOONEY'S FUSELAGE AND L WING; THE R WING WAS UNDER ME. HE WAS CLBING BEFORE I INITIATED EVASIVE ACTION. HE HAD CLBED TO MY ALT AND LEVELED OFF APPROX 100 FT AHEAD OF ME. BECAUSE THE MOONEY WAS THE FASTER PLANE; I THOUGHT IT WOULD PULL AWAY FROM ME; BUT IT DIDN'T. I SLOWED AND TURNED SLIGHTLY TO INCREASE THE DISTANCE BTWN US. I CALLED THE M17 ARPT AFTER I LANDED. THEY SAID THE MOONEY HAD DEPARTED THE ARPT FOR A DEMO FLT FOR A PROSPECTIVE BUYER. I WOULD HAVE BEEN IN HIS FIELD OF VISION AS HE CAME FROM BEHIND AND BELOW ME. WE EVENTUALLY WERE ON A PARALLEL COURSE WITH APPROX SEPARATION OF 1500 FT HORIZ; 20 FT VERT. I KEPT VISUAL SEPARATION UNTIL THE TIME I BELIEVE HE FIRST SAW ME; AT WHICH TIME HE MADE A 90 DEG TURN AWAY FROM ME.

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.