How to find a waiver - possibly the only one ever issued!

[RonKMiller85750]

Ummm, guys... this is REALLY getting off track, perhaps time for a new thread regarding ultralights, et al? Thanks.

[Bill Berson]

Ron, I am done here
The waiver form you will need is at the link I posted in post #18.

Is there anything else you need?

[tonycondon]

I would start out by spending the $10 and ordering the CD for the aircraft you're wondering about. I would think the waiver might be in there, or at least the operating limitations, it could give you a good starting point.

[RonKMiller85750]

Ron, I am done here
The waiver form you will need is at the link I posted in post #18.

Is there anything else you need?

I'm good - and thanks for you input, much appreciated.

[RonKMiller85750]

UPDATE:

No joy with the DAGO FSDO on finding the waiver, they are required to purge their files every couple of years. Looks like I'm on my own to get a waiver from Phoenix.

Should be an interesting pursuit!