What happened
The FAA’s narrative, in sentence case. The FAA writes it in capitals and removes private details.
Tulsa tower cleared the pilot/aircraft to land on 18R. Aircraft bounced on initial touchdown then bounced 2 or 3 more times, bending the nose gear and contacting the tips of both propeller blades. No pilot injury or other damage issues were noted with the aircraft.
The pilot stated that the plane felt different in ground effect and descent. She believes this was probably because the plane was so light. According to her calculations she had about a quarter of a tank of fuel remaining. She had never flown and landed the Diamond with so little fuel. She suspects this difference contributed to the different ground effect and descent.
As the FAA filed it
TULSA TOWER CLEARED THE PILOT/AIRCRAFT TO LAND ON 18R. AIRCRAFT BOUNCED ON INITIAL TOUCHDOWN THEN BOUNCED 2 OR 3 MORE TIMES, BENDING THE NOSE GEAR AND CONTACTING THE TIPS OF BOTH PROPELLER BLADES. NO PILOT INJURY OR OTHER DAMAGE ISSUES WERE NOTED WITH THE AIRCRAFT.
THE PILOT STATED THAT THE PLANE FELT DIFFERENT IN GROUND EFFECT AND DESCENT. SHE BELIEVES THIS WAS PROBABLY BECAUSE THE PLANE WAS SO LIGHT. ACCORDING TO HER CALCULATIONS SHE HAD ABOUT A QUARTER OF A TANK OF FUEL REMAINING. SHE HAD NEVER FLOWN AND LANDED THE DIAMOND WITH SO LITTLE FUEL. SHE SUSPECTS THIS DIFFERENCE CONTRIBUTED TO THE DIFFERENT GROUND EFFECT AND DESCENT.