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    Default Re: New Gear is flying

    Quote Originally Posted by FoxDB View Post
    My new gear I designed and built is installed and flying. Still need to install the Nanco 21x12-8 tires. Also really need to add streamlined fairings. I am working on some made from .030 Lexan. I have lost ~10MPH without the fairings.
    What do you mean with "I designed and built"?
    Can you just weld together a landing gear and put it on in the US?

    Marc

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    Default Re: New Gear is flying

    what??? this is an experimental, we can do whatever we like.

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    Default Re: New Gear is flying

    Marc,
    Here is a link with a good description of what is required for making modifications to Experimental aircraft in the US.
    http://www.ruleaviation.com/experime...operating_.htm
    I know Germany has very restrictive laws. Just as an example a friend from Germany told me it requires a special permit to change to an aftermarket brake line on his motorcycle.
    Where in Germany are you? I took a ride in a private plane of a business acquaintance from Mosbach Airport. We flew over the company's plant in Pfedelbach, and over Heilbronn and Heidelberg.
    Dave

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    Default Re: New Gear is flying

    Hi,

    I'm located close to Bonn/Cologne.

    I chose the groove gear and I'm currently in the process of installing it.

    Cheers,
    Tuna

    Quote Originally Posted by FoxDB View Post
    Marc,
    Here is a link with a good description of what is required for making modifications to Experimental aircraft in the US.
    http://www.ruleaviation.com/experime...operating_.htm
    I know Germany has very restrictive laws. Just as an example a friend from Germany told me it requires a special permit to change to an aftermarket brake line on his motorcycle.
    Where in Germany are you? I took a ride in a private plane of a business acquaintance from Mosbach Airport. We flew over the company's plant in Pfedelbach, and over Heilbronn and Heidelberg.
    Dave

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