>I finally got some of my questions answered thru EAA which I have been a member for many decades.
>Seems that if I acquire an ELSA or a SLSA, my A&P certificate allows me to do any and all maintenance AND ANNUALS on them
Technically, the manufacturer can still impose extra requirements on you, even as an A&P, if you want to perform maintenance on an SLSA. The requirements from Rotax is one example.
And of course, no rating at all, is required to do maintenance on an ELSA (or any experimental).
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Bob Comperini
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