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August 15th 05, 10:19 PM
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changing operating limitations
Is it possible to change the operating limitations of your homebuilt
after it has been certified? Let me take the more extreme case... I was wondering, if one owned (or bought) an RV3, is it possible to change the operating limitiations to have a red line of 120 knots, and a maximum continous RPM that arrives at a speed or 120 knots? This would potentially make it fit as a sport pilot airplane (when flown within the operating limitations) Mike 
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