There is a real advantage to registering it as an homebuilt rather than special light sport. A S-LSA (special light sport aircraft) must be maintained, repaired and modified per the manufacturer's instructions.

A homebuilt does not require the manufacturer's blessing to maintain, repair, and modify. As the builder of a homebuilt that happens to meet the LSA requirements, you'll have the right to be its mechanic and do the annual condition inspection.

The 750 is an amazing machine.


John Hudson Tiner