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Again this is hypothetical. At the moment I am toying with the
possibility of pursuing the credentials to become a certified avionic technician. Thanks. If you want to repair radios, you will have repair and return to service authority only in association with a certified repair station. So your choices will be limited to working for a certified repair station which in english means an established avionics shop, or opening your own repair station and being the certified repairman for it. You can't just work out of the back of your pickup truck and be a certified repair station. See Part 145. If you just want to install radios yourself, you can become an A&P and don't need be an "avionics technician." Or you can install the radios yourself and get somebody licensed to check the work and sign it off, which is the preferred method if you're not looking a new career. |
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