Converting a USA C of A from Standard to Experimental

On Dec 4, 6:34*pm, Darryl Ramm wrote:
Say what? Ever heard of Google?

14CFR §21.193 * Experimental certificates: general.

An applicant for an experimental certificate must submit the following
information:

(a) A statement, in a form and manner prescribed by the Administrator
setting forth the purpose for which the aircraft is to be used.

...

Darryl

Nice try, Darryl. But that is for the APPLICATION for the
airworthiness certificate. Basically, you are to use their form and
write them a letter telling them what you plan to do with the plane.
It says nothing as to what you are to do each year. If you want to
see what you will be dealing with as far as limitations and yearly
requirements, please look at 8130.2F, available from the FAA. It was
revised again 8-31-2010, so if you haven't downloaded your copy in a
couple of months, you might want to do it again. It is only about 300
pages. :-) There are about 30 pages of interest to the subject of
Experimental Exhibition and Racing Airworthiness Certificates. This
document will be supersceded in April of 2011 by 8130.2G.

This message is really no different than any other on RAS, in that you
just got exactly what you paid for! :-) But, at least now you know
where in the FAA documents to look for what you will be stuck with
doing.

Steve Leonard