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On May 3, 9:25*pm, Frank Whiteley wrote:
On Thursday, May 3, 2012 10:33:42 AM UTC-6, soartech wrote: Open up the wing, wrap the spar with Kevlar and carbon fiber/epoxy and carbon rod top and bottom. Lots of info on this at many web sites. Reassemble the wing. Do a 10G sandbag test. Document everything and ask for an experimental certificate from your local FAA. Or call it an L-13plus and go fly. I think an easier major modification towards an experimental certificate might be struts (which I suggested to MM long ago and was also suggest by some gent in Brazil). It actually might look okay with struts;^) I think someone else said the FAA isn't going to allow an 'end run' around the AD by converting it to an Experimental Airworthiness Certificate - even with struts slapped on. |
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