Ok, what clever "mods" have you all done (or seen) to the required
placard.... "Passenger Warning- This aircraft is amateur-built and
does not comply with the federal safety regulations for standard
aircraft."

Something to make the passengers feel a little more at ease.

Joa

On 5 Jan 2004 18:25:00 -0800, (Joa) wrote:

:Ok, what clever "mods" have you all done (or seen) to the required
:placard.... "Passenger Warning- This aircraft is amateur-built and
:does not comply with the federal safety regulations for standard
:aircraft."
:
:Something to make the passengers feel a little more at ease.
:
:Joa

My favorite was on a factory built Falco.

"Passenger Warning: This airplane was built by Italians who drank wine
with lunch and went home at 5 PM"

simply add: It exceeds them
--
Jim in NC


"Joa" > wrote in message
om...
> Ok, what clever "mods" have you all done (or seen) to the required
> placard.... "Passenger Warning- This aircraft is amateur-built and
> does not comply with the federal safety regulations for standard
> aircraft."
>
> Something to make the passengers feel a little more at ease.
>
> Joa

The M-19:
This is a home built aircraft. People have been killed by
building and flying homemade aircraft. If you're intimidated by this,
try collecting stamps instead.

> :Ok, what clever "mods" have you all done (or seen) to the required
> :placard.... "Passenger Warning- This aircraft is amateur-built and
> :does not comply with the federal safety regulations for standard
> :aircraft."
> :
> :Something to make the passengers feel a little more at ease.


"But then, Noah was an amateur, and NASA's a bunch of professionals."

Personally, I think that warning should be changed from "does not
comply" to "may not comply."

On 5 Jan 2004 18:25:00 -0800, Joa > wrote:
>Ok, what clever "mods" have you all done (or seen) to the required
>placard.... "Passenger Warning- This aircraft is amateur-built and
>does not comply with the federal safety regulations for standard
>aircraft."



"...but is a lot more fun!"


Seen in an RV-6A last summer at Great Western EAA fly-in.