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Posted for "Kevin Stallard" <Kevin@arilabs.net>:

  I think it is available because Columbia is a certificated bird.  The
  individual manufacturer is responsible for his/her own checklists and
  POH.  I personally don't think it is appropriate to make this stuff
  available online (at least for the experimental airplanes), there are
  too many variations between airplanes in the kit building category.
  
  Kevin

"""
  My comparison with Columbia was to point out that making the POH
  available online isn't a rarity, but common.  I guess Lancair is hoping
  a few guys will lose their POH during the build process and will need to
  purchase a second one.  Who knows.
  Mike
"""