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Old April 14th 04, 03:40 PM
Ray Andraka
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When you weigh a plane, what is required for paper work? I imagine an equipment
list as installed with the nominal weights and CG's of installed equipment such
as radios similar to the original equipment list is needed.

Otis Winslow wrote:

I can't recall seeing anything with the requirment to have the actual signed
copy
in the plane. I've always kept that with the log books. I keep a copy of it
in the
plane.

As for trying to come up with an accurate one, that's often an effort in
futility. Having
been faced with multiple revisions, seemingly carefully updated several
times, I've
opted to just weigh the plane. And it's always been off significantly from
the brought
foreward updates. Plus it's probably cheaper than spending several hours
trying
to figure it out.

"Jim Weir" wrote in message
...

Got asked a question that I can't find the answer to.

Say I take a feller's logbooks home during the annual and after a few

hours of
grunt and scream I come up with what I think is the current equipment list

and a
defensible weight and balance. I sign off the w&b in the logbook and give

the
feller the printout equipment list with the same weight and balance

figures as
are in the logbook.

I print this out with my printed name and certificate number at the

bottom, but
don't sign the printout. Or he asks a few months later for a copy of the

w&b by
email. I sure as hell have a hard time poking ink down the phone lines.

So, sez, I, where in the regs is it stated that the w&b that you carry on

board
the airplane needs a signature? I can't find it. Please, no answers

telling me
how to cut and paste a signature into a spreadsheet. That is child's

play, and
besides, how the hell do you know that somebody didn't cut and paste phony

data
over my signature?

So, chapter and verse REQUIRING a signature on the w&b in the aircraft?

Jim
Jim Weir (A&P/IA, CFI, & other good alphabet soup)
VP Eng RST Pres. Cyberchapter EAA Tech. Counselor
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