Greetings,
SkySmith has been working on finding insurance for my rotary
RV-3B for a couple weeks now, but so far, no luck. The EAA program will
only insure Powersports engines, and they don’t seem interested in even
looking at Tracy’s products. Anyone
remember what the “E” is supposed to stand for?
SkySmith asked for quotes from 3 other companies as
well. One company said no to any rotary engine. One company said no
to the RV-3, regardless of the fact that it’s a 3B with the new
wing. The remaining company hasn’t replied with an answer
yet. I’d hate to think I’ve been holding onto my empty hanger
for a year, just to have to give it up due to lack of insurance when the plane
is done. I’m also looking into building a gyro which is completely
uninsurable.
I’m starting to face the possibility that I won’t
be able to get insurance, and will be forced to find another airport
arrangement. I’m not too happy with the prospect, especially since
I’ve requested 4 weeks of vacation to get the thing to the point where I
can move it to the airport. I’m bummed :-(
Rusty (uninsurable)
Turbo 13B powered RV-3 (experimental aircraft)...Be Afraid
:-)
1993 RX-7 R1... Not stock, carry bail money :-)