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November 14th 07, 07:55 PM
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Experimental complex...?
I've got what may be a dumb question (since I suspect the answer is
obvious), but here it goes: If I am looking at buying an experimental homebuilt with a retractable conventional gear; BUT under 200hp and a fixed pitch prop, do I need a complex endorsement to legally fly, or is that just with regards to aircraft with standard airworthiness certificates (factory built)? I'm having an argument on FAR trivia, and was curious what people thought. Cheers! Ryan in Madison 
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