For example the kr listed on ebay will have a special airworthiness
certificate . It only has 30 mins of airtime . the test phase is usually
40hrs . So this aircraft can only be operated under the special limitations
given by the FSDO at time of issue . some examples are , no passangers , 25
mile radius of home airport. So if you buy this plane and live elsewhere
you will need the limitations changed ect. KevinAt 11:05 AM 1/17/04 -0500,
you wrote:
>I looked up the wording and the logbook entry should read :
> I certify that this aircraft is controllable throughout its normal range
>of speeds and throughout all manuvers to be excuted and the aircraft has no
>hazardous operating characteristics or design features . hrs in service
>listed
>
>signed x builder or test pilot ,, usually the same person
>
> Without this endorsement you are flying in the test phase and subject to
>special limitations , after this endorsement you are only subject to the
>normal experimental catagory restrictions.At 09:15 AM 1/17/04 -0600, you
>wrote:
>>My airworthiness certificate says" Special
>>>Airworthiness Certificate" on it. Do all experimental
>>>airworthiness certificates say "Special" on them or is
>>>this something pertaining to my aircraft? Thanks in
>>>advance, Rick Wilson.
>>+++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++
>>
>>Rick,
>>
>>Seeing no other replys I'll throw something out. I believe
>>that "Experimental" is in the class of "special airworthiness
>>certifications" and yours is the same as all others. I'll
>>try to remember to look at mine the next time I'm at
>>the airport but I won't make any promises considering
>>my memory capacity! :-)
>>
>>Larry Flesner
>>Carterville, Illinois
>>
>>
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