Ultralight?

[dlevy]

I own an airplane and am considering partnering in an ultralight just for
fun. I'm looking for information. There seems to be too much on the net.
I'm looking to purchase a used two seater in the 10-12K range. I'm
interested in training also.

Can anyone point me to an appropriate website? ......or at least a starting
point?

Thanks!

[Ron Wanttaja]

On Tue, 31 Aug 2004 10:06:16 -0500, "dlevy" > wrote:

>I own an airplane and am considering partnering in an ultralight just for
>fun. I'm looking for information. There seems to be too much on the net.
>I'm looking to purchase a used two seater in the 10-12K range. I'm
>interested in training also.

Note that two-seat ultralights will have to be converted to Experimental
Light Sport in the next four years, as they are eliminating the FAR 103
two-seat waiver. The process is not expected to be difficult, but the
aircraft will receive an N-number.

You might want to check out the rec.aviation.ultralight newsgroup.

Ron Wanttaja

[dlevy]

Thanks!

"Ron Wanttaja" > wrote in message
...
> On Tue, 31 Aug 2004 10:06:16 -0500, "dlevy" > wrote:
>
> >I own an airplane and am considering partnering in an ultralight just for
> >fun. I'm looking for information. There seems to be too much on the
net.
> >I'm looking to purchase a used two seater in the 10-12K range. I'm
> >interested in training also.
>
> Note that two-seat ultralights will have to be converted to Experimental
> Light Sport in the next four years, as they are eliminating the FAR 103
> two-seat waiver. The process is not expected to be difficult, but the
> aircraft will receive an N-number.
>
> You might want to check out the rec.aviation.ultralight newsgroup.
>
> Ron Wanttaja

[Dave Butler]

dlevy wrote:
> I own an airplane and am considering partnering in an ultralight just for
> fun. I'm looking for information. There seems to be too much on the net.
> I'm looking to purchase a used two seater in the 10-12K range. I'm
> interested in training also.
>
> Can anyone point me to an appropriate website? ......or at least a starting
> point?

Just to be sure we don't overlook the obvious: http://www.eaa.org

Dave