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July 18th 17, 06:48 AM
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109B import from Germany - FAA hassle?
Export CofA in Germany is a days work. Certificate of deregistration can be
arranged from the LBA in a week. Been there, done that. Have the current owner do it as part of the deal. Saves hassle. 
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July 18th 17, 10:54 AM
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109B import from Germany - FAA hassle?
At 05:48 18 July 2017, Eric Munk wrote:
Export CofA in Germany is a days work. Certificate of deregistration can b arranged from the LBA in a week. Been there, done that. Have the current owner do it as part of the deal. Saves hassle. Hello, I'm a EASA-FAA engineer & have worked on the G109B-Grob 2500 engine for the last two years. If you want to replace the engine with a EASA/FAA compliant unit, the only company presently advertising an overhauled engine from the factory is Soaring Oxford in the U.K. Please find link below. http://www.segelflug.de/osclass/inde...=item&id=16512 The company normally supplies spares to the RAF cadets flying schools, which no longer require the engines having "Scrapped" the majority of their fleet, hence an abundance of spares no longer required held by Soaring Oxford. The company is expensive, having dealt primarily with the RAF cadets & not having to "trim" their profit margins. I'm sure a discount is available if you play "Hard Ball". Good luck. Best regards Paul
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July 18th 17, 10:55 AM
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109B import from Germany - FAA hassle?
At 05:48 18 July 2017, Eric Munk wrote:
Export CofA in Germany is a days work. Certificate of deregistration can b arranged from the LBA in a week. Been there, done that. Have the current owner do it as part of the deal. Saves hassle. Hello, I'm a EASA-FAA engineer & have worked on the G109B-Grob 2500 engine for the last two years. If you want to replace the engine with a EASA/FAA compliant unit, the only company presently advertising an overhauled engine from the factory is Soaring Oxford in the U.K. Please find link below. http://www.segelflug.de/osclass/inde...=item&id=16512 The company normally supplies spares to the RAF cadets flying schools, which no longer require the engines having "Scrapped" the majority of their fleet, hence an abundance of spares no longer required held by Soaring Oxford. The company is expensive, having dealt primarily with the RAF cadets & not having to "trim" their profit margins. I'm sure a discount is available if you play "Hard Ball". Good luck. Best regards Paul
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