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Inspection Check List for Amateur Built Aircraft The following checklist was generated for use during my inspection of Amateur Built aircraft. Feel free to print it out and share it with your friends. This is NOT an official source of information. Always contact your local FAA office for official information or reference FAA Order 8130.3 current revision. This document has been developed as a basic inspection guideline for certification of amateur-built aircraft. It is not intended to be all-inclusive for every variation of experimental amateur-built aircraft. But, it is general enough in scope to show that the certification inspection is not to be a detailed Annual/100 hour type inspection since the builder/applicant has already declared that the aircraft is airworthy by signing the application for the airworthiness certificate and making a signed log book statement. The FAA/DAR issues the special airworthiness certificate for operating the amateur-built aircraft. The use of the following guide, you should be able to perform what amounts to an in-depth pre-flight that should reasonably assure that the aircraft will operate as intended. Checklist: Builder: _____________________________ Model _________________________ S/N ________________ Date of Inspection_____________________ Inspector ______________________ Regulatory Prerequisites Placards Satisfactory /Unsatisfactory Item S U Meets 51% rule, has invoices, plans, pictures and building records Yes No Presents notarized statement FAA Form Eligibility Statement Yes No Presents FAA Form 8130-6 Application for A/W Certificate properly filled out Yes No ID data plate is fireproof (steel), has Builders name, model, serial number. Yes No ID data plate is installed in proper external location per FAR 4§5. 11(a). Yes No N-Numbers installed, block letters, 3 proper location per FAR §45.25, or 12 inch, if a/c has cruise speed over 180 Knots CAS. Yes No Word Ex