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Old September 9th 03, 03:38 PM
Barnyard BOb --
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Nope.
Operating limitations are not the POH.

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Alright, I said as "part of airworthiness certificate", which is wrong.
But I also said, as "specified by inspector", which is right, n'est ce pas?

Eric

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Me thinks... faux pas. g


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Old September 9th 03, 05:21 PM
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One should be free to kill oneself.
Is this not the American way? g


It use to be. The Darwinian way has been legislated into near obscurity.
Kinda takes the fun out of things and made the poplulation lazy and
stupid........IMHO
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Old September 9th 03, 07:57 PM
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"Eric Miller" wrote
Alright, I said as "part of airworthiness certificate", which is wrong.


It's not wrong. If you read an actual set of operating limitations,
it says right at the top, in limitation #1 (as required by FAA Order
8130.2d): These operating limitations are a part of the FAA Form
8130-7, special airworthiness certificate...

For rec.aviation.homebuilt, there sure seem to be a lot of people here
who don't seem to own a homebuilt aircraft...

Michael
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Old September 10th 03, 02:17 AM
Jerry Springer
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Michael wrote:
"Eric Miller" wrote

Alright, I said as "part of airworthiness certificate", which is wrong.



It's not wrong. If you read an actual set of operating limitations,
it says right at the top, in limitation #1 (as required by FAA Order
8130.2d): These operating limitations are a part of the FAA Form
8130-7, special airworthiness certificate...

For rec.aviation.homebuilt, there sure seem to be a lot of people here
who don't seem to own a homebuilt aircraft...

Michael


How many and what have you built Michael?

Jerry

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Old September 10th 03, 09:00 PM
Michael
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Jerry Springer wrote
For rec.aviation.homebuilt, there sure seem to be a lot of people here
who don't seem to own a homebuilt aircraft...


How many and what have you built Michael?


I own, fly, and maintain an HP-11 with T-tail mod. I used to help
maintain and fly a Starduster Too, before my girlfriend sold it. I am
not a builder, and never claimed to be. But at least I actually own,
fly, and maintain a homebuilt.

Michael
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Old September 11th 03, 12:00 AM
Dave Hyde
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Michael wrote:

For rec.aviation.homebuilt, there sure seem to be a lot of people here
who don't seem to own a homebuilt aircraft...


I used to read rec.aviation.student but then we sold
our student so I had to quit.

Dave 'low miles' Hyde

 




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