Poll: Certified or experimental
Technical and practical discussion about specific aircraft types such as Cessna 180, Maule M7, et al. Please read and search carefully before posting, as many popular topics have already been discussed.
EXP-AB Monerai Sailplane
Certified 1946 Cessna 140
Future builder of a 4 place Bearhawk, but that's on the back burner for now....
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jlacharite offline

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Cessna 170B N2693D
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Some folks are a little negative on exp category. I'm retired and have no plans on flying commercial anymore. So exp category is fine for me. I have a BH Patrol project I'm building and a Champ to fly. If my Champ wasn't a family heirloom( in the family since 1961) I would send it away after the exp project is flying. Certified airplane parts are expensive.
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Kevin offline
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Also in the "no fit" category. S-LSA converted to E-LSA. I checked the E-AB box as there was nothing closer.
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WYflyer offline
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Thanks to everyone who checked a box in the poll, I think I have what I need. My main objective was just to get some data for how I represent our community to sponsors. Some products have wide appeal for all aircraft, some are geared toward certified with STCs, and some are experimental-only.
I could have been a lot more detailed with a poll like this, but I wanted to keep it simple.
Thanks.
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