Thanks Bryan but no.  AIG Specifically specified my 360 two hours
instruction.

The althernative is I can go insurance bare for the test flight to complete
the annual; spend some time over the airport to seat the rings, etc. say
about 5 hours or so then scoot and boot to Redmond, pick up an instructor
and I act as PIC for the two hours.  All this would be uninsured. after the
two hours I am insured.

Since I am builder of record and have a repairman's certificate; I can
finish the annual flight test, enter the logs and complete that portion.
All FAA requirements are met. But it would be nice to be insured.

Bob Smiley
N94RJ