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Monthly Archives: August 2011

Free Transition Training for Buyers of Used LSAs

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To promote fleet safety, SportairUSA now offers free transition flight training and a free aircraft safety check to purchasers of used Sting, Sirius and...

Christensen Mirage Marathon

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I began construction of my modified Mirage Marathon in October of 1996. I decided to make mine a traildragger rather than this model’s fixed...

Jim Bower's RV-6A

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N143DJ first flew on August 10, 2011 after nearly 11 1/2 years of slow building. She has an AeroSport Power O-320, a Catto prop,...

Open Hangar Day at Zenith September 17

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Zenith Aircraft Company is hosting its 20th Annual Open Hangar Day and Builder Fly-In Gathering at the Zenith kit aircraft factory, on September 17...

Breezer Starter Kits Ready to Ship

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Breezer Aircraft USA, purveyor of the German-engineered Breezer Light Sport Aircraft, has announced it now has starter kits in stock for its quickbuild, all-aluminum,...

SubSonex Jet Makes First Flight

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The SubSonex jet aircraft prototype, JSX-1, made its maiden flight on August 10th at Wittman Airport in Oshkosh, Wisconsin. Piloted by Bob Carlton, the...

PC-Aero Receives Lindbergh Prize

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PC-Aero has won the Lindbergh Prize for Electric Aircraft Vision Award, at this year's AirVenture, for the company's integration of Solar World's solar technology...

Letters

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Searching for Bear Metal After an absence of many years, I'm starting to fly again and am looking to buy a homebuilt, already...

Light Stuff

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Roy Beisswenger discusses the impact of the FAAs LODA order allowing Light Sport instructors to resume training with their Experimental aircraft.

The Dawn Patrol

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Hummel UltraCruiser builder Dennis Brooks came to Liberty Landing looking for a place to store his airplane, and left with some new friends and a test flight courtesy of The Dawn Patrol.

In Case You Missed It

Laminar- vs. Turbulent-Flow Airfoils

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Airfoils break down into two general classes based on the behavior of the boundary layer.

Wind Tunnel

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Its easy to get carried away with new systems and technology that promise to make your airplane faster, smarter and even safer. But sometimes more is just more.

HP-24

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Soaring on homebuilt wings.

Unforeseeable Experiences

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Of this I’m convinced; had I arrived in Fargo, North Dakota in a Skyhawk,...