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1. 01:07 PM - Builders Log (Nicholas Paczkowski)
2. 05:23 PM - Re: Builders Log (GatesJH@aol.com)
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--> Lancair-List message posted by: "Nicholas Paczkowski" <npaczkowski@telus.net>
Can anyone explain why a builders log is necessary or useful. I keep
periodic progress photographs but do not keep a written log. I fail to see
the purpose of a day to day builders log.
Nicholas Paczkowski
Office: (604) 643 1720
Direct: (604) 929 8285
Fax: (604) 924 8270
E-mail: npaczkowski@telus.net
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| Subject: | Re: Builders Log |
--> Lancair-List message posted by: GatesJH@aol.com
When you go to the FAA and apply for a Repairman Certificate on your
airplane, you must be able to prove that YOU built it and did over 51% of the
work.
The log is that proof. Without the Certificate, you will not legally be
able to perform inspections or repairs on your airplane and will have to hire
a
A&P to do those tasks.
Jim Gates
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