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From: Don Barnes <don@cellarideas.com>
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Greg,

My original data plate that passed was aluminum, had a sticky-back as 
many, many I have seen. Further, I can't recall seeing any data plate 
that was not aluminum. (Experimental and Certified). I suppose one 
could drill a hole and pop-rivet it on, but I am not clear on aluminum 
as not a suitable material. Is there an FAR on this?

I have the option of doing stainless steel, but it cost a whole lot 
more.

Please advise, because I think most all of us are wondering.
Don

Posted for "Greg Tanner" <gtanner@bendcable.com>:

  My AB-DAR won't pass an aluminum data plate and also won't pass it 
being
  applied with adhesive anything. Doesn't meet the regs in either case.
  Neither will DAS FED.
   Greg T
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<fontfamily><param>Helvetica</param><color><param>0000,0000,0000</param>Greg,


My original data plate that passed was aluminum, had a sticky-back as
many, many I have seen. Further, I can't recall seeing any data plate
that was not aluminum. (Experimental and Certified). I suppose one
could drill a hole and pop-rivet it on, but I am not clear on aluminum
as not a suitable material. Is there an FAR on this?


I have the option of doing stainless steel, but it cost a whole lot
more.


Please advise, because I think most all of us are wondering.

Don


</color></fontfamily>Posted for "Greg Tanner" <<gtanner@bendcable.com>:


 My AB-DAR won't pass an aluminum data plate and also won't pass it
being

 applied with adhesive anything. Doesn't meet the regs in either case.

 Neither will DAS FED.

  Greg T
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