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Angier,

The answer to your question is in your Operating Limitations, probably 
paragraph 25. There you will find the requirement to advise ATC of 
the"experimental nature" of your aircraft when operating into or out of an 
airport with an operating control tower.  Once you have notified the tower 
(ground, tower and approach are all technically part of the "tower") once, 
you need not continue using "experimental" in your transmissions.  This same 
paragraph of your Operating Limitations contains the requirement to put 
"experimental" in the remarks section of your IFR flight plan.

Bill Harrelson
N5ZQ 320 2,150 hrs
N6ZQ  IV  350 hrs


-----Original Message----- 

Question...When identifying yourself to ground, tower, approach, etc., is it 
a requirement that you say you are an experimental Lancair?
The local tower doesn't care and there seems to be some confusion amongst 
the local pilot community.

Angier Ames
N4ZQ
54hrs