A Call to Arms from Richard VanGrunsven

"cavelamb himself" wrote

Actually, jst to keep the record straight, you CAN buy an X-AB airplane.
But the biulder can not build and register another of the same kind.

Really? Where did you get that information? Do you know of a case where a
builder was denied the second airplane's airworthiness permit?
--
Jim in NC

I agree. On one of Van's promotional videotapes, there's a comment that
one guy built "3 RV-3s and yes, an RV-4." Did the second and third
RV-3s not cert airworthiness certificates?

Morgans wrote:
"cavelamb himself" wrote


Actually, jst to keep the record straight, you CAN buy an X-AB airplane.
But the biulder can not build and register another of the same kind.


Really? Where did you get that information? Do you know of a case where a
builder was denied the second airplane's airworthiness permit?

Morgans wrote:
"cavelamb himself" wrote


Actually, jst to keep the record straight, you CAN buy an X-AB airplane.
But the biulder can not build and register another of the same kind.


Really? Where did you get that information? Do you know of a case where a
builder was denied the second airplane's airworthiness permit?

That was pretty common interpretation of this mess when I was a kid.

Back when FAA was doing "pre-close" inspections, they were a lot more
involved in the process.

"cavelamb himself" wrote in message ...
Morgans wrote:
"cavelamb himself" wrote


Actually, jst to keep the record straight, you CAN buy an X-AB airplane.
But the biulder can not build and register another of the same kind.


Really? Where did you get that information? Do you know of a case where a
builder was denied the second airplane's airworthiness permit?

That was pretty common interpretation of this mess when I was a kid.

Back when FAA was doing "pre-close" inspections, they were a lot more
involved in the process.


Ahhh, back in the days before entitlements really started sinking our govment and we truly received services...

On Sat, 08 Mar 2008 09:46:15 -0600, cavelamb himself wrote:

Morgans wrote:
"cavelamb himself" wrote

Actually, jst to keep the record straight, you CAN buy an X-AB airplane.
But the biulder can not build and register another of the same kind.

Really? Where did you get that information? Do you know of a case where a
builder was denied the second airplane's airworthiness permit?

That was pretty common interpretation of this mess when I was a kid.

Back when FAA was doing "pre-close" inspections, they were a lot more
involved in the process.

I humbly suggest that if you are going to come in here with that handle,
you need to make a much more active effort at educating yourself.

This is a very technical forum.

And there are some very talented and knowledgeable people who hang here.

They mostly don't care for trolls.

For what it's worth...

WJRFlyboy ))
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Remove numbers for gmail and for God's sake it ain't "gee" either!

"WJRFlyBoy" wrote in message
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On Sat, 08 Mar 2008 09:46:15 -0600, cavelamb himself wrote:

Morgans wrote:
"cavelamb himself" wrote

Actually, jst to keep the record straight, you CAN buy an X-AB airplane.
But the biulder can not build and register another of the same kind.

Really? Where did you get that information? Do you know of a case
where a
builder was denied the second airplane's airworthiness permit?

That was pretty common interpretation of this mess when I was a kid.

Back when FAA was doing "pre-close" inspections, they were a lot more
involved in the process.

I humbly suggest that if you are going to come in here with that handle,
you need to make a much more active effort at educating yourself.

This is a very technical forum.

And there are some very talented and knowledgeable people who hang here.

They mostly don't care for trolls.

For what it's worth...

WJRFlyboy ))
--

I presume that you are new around here.

Peter

On Sat, 8 Mar 2008 16:23:44 -0500, Peter Dohm wrote:

I presume that you are new around here.

Peter

Relatively, yes. Instruction set?
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"WJRFlyBoy" wrote in message
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On Sat, 8 Mar 2008 16:23:44 -0500, Peter Dohm wrote:

I presume that you are new around here.

Peter

Relatively, yes. Instruction set?
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usefull information and on which subjects, as it is not immediately obvious
from their handles.