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What is involved regulation wise adding an electric motor to a glider?



 
 
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Old February 2nd 21, 09:26 PM posted to rec.aviation.soaring
David Scott
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Default What is involved regulation wise adding an electric motor to a glider?

I DON'T mean to stir up trouble on this forum with this question, especially being new, but have been wondering about this for some time. I am wondering how feasible it would be to do this with either a homebuilt or experimental glider here in the US?

I figure this has been asked but didn't find any threads on it.
 




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