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On Mar 21, 7:12*pm, sky wrote:
What are the FAA regulations regarding installing a communications radio in a certified glider. *I have had many opinions expressed and would appreciate any definitive answers with references to the appropriate regulations. Part 43 requires an A&P to at a minimum sign off the installation, maybe do a 337. I believe there is no actual requirement to have a TSO radio. However your A&P/avionics shop may disagree. They may require the radio be TSO'ed to feel comfortable about complying with the language in part 43.13 and maybe elsewhere. If you disagree with their position you should ask that person to explain why they believe what the radio must be TSO'ed. You likely are getting many options expressed because different people interpret part 43 requirements in different ways, and in some cases may be dealing with local FSDO preferences for 337 paperwork which might further encourage caution on the part of the A&P. I would find a competent A&P you trust and follow the requirements/procedures they recommended. Darryl |
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