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January 2nd 09, 12:31 AM
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Licensing new Experimental glider in USA
What sub-category of "Experimental" is adviseable to place a U.S. sailplane
used for racing in? The two big choices were "Racing" and "Exhibition". I'm hoping for the least hassle....ie. program letters and all that. Thanks, J4 
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