Kenny, I simply can't believe that the FAA wants "nothing to do with an experimental aircraft". After all, certifying aircraft has been, and still is, a part of their job. Maybe it depends on where you are and who you talk that forms that sort of impression. Although a DAR (friend of mine) did my inspection, he was new to the game, so an FAA rep. came along to help with the process. My certification inspection was done 2 month ago. I could have had the FAA rep do it by himself, but the DAR needed the experience. Another friend of mine had his homebuilt inspected by an FAA rep. last Fall.
Ed Ed Janssen mailto:ejans...@chipsnet.com ----- Original Message ----- My 2S was signed off in July of 02 by a DAR for the mere sum of $389.00. He > was at the house for about 2 hrs.The FAA wanted nothing to do with an > experimental aircraft. > > Kenny Wiltrout > Kutztown,Pa
