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Old August 10th 03, 08:21 PM
Ron Wanttaja
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On Sun, 10 Aug 2003 13:03:00 -0500, "James M. Knox"
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Ron Wanttaja wrote in
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How will the FAA determine if a particular homebuilt fits the
requirements? If I build an RV-3 and license it as a "Fly Baby"
(perfectly legal...I can name it whatever I want) with a "Wanttaja
C-85 engine" (looking suspiciously like an O-320 with a new data
plate...again, perfectly legal), and put in the logbook that it stalls
at 39 knots (it's a single-seat airplane....who can contradict me?)
will I be able to fly it without a medical?


Good scenario, and one *I* would be happy to approve. However, part of
the two things I believe you left out are weight and max cruise speed, both
of which I believe you would exceed by a wide margin.



 




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