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March 11th 10, 05:11 PM
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DIY Two-Stroke Engine Construction Methods
cavelamb wrote:
wrote: On Mar 11, 8:17 am, Charles Vincent wrote: When did this start??? Which? Stupidity on the internet or stupidity in our government? Government stupidity came first. Al G. just wanted to bring it to the general public ................. =============== Leon What? This? Anything that flies a person has to be certified by the FAA anyway. Especially homebuilts due to some fatal crashes early on. This is completely false! Wrong. My airplane, a Flight Design CTSW, has a special light sport airworthiness certificate and an uncertified Rotax 912ULS engine. Rotax 912ULS engines are also the engine of choice for many homebuilders. 
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