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Katie Bosman Krotje

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Katie Bosman Krotje is a commercial pilot, CFI, and holds a master's degree in aerospace education. She is building a Van's RV-3B, studying for her A&P test, and has written maintenance manuals for two Special Light Sport Aircraft models.

Off to Garmin School

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Learning how to install the G3X Touch system. By Katie Bosman Krotje.

SnF Postcards: Reflecting the Sunshine

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With so many things to look at, sometimes it's good for the soul to simply relax and take in the beauty of the glimmering...

SnF Postcards: AirCam and T-35

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  The sun is warm and the colorful aircraft at Sun 'n Fun make for great postcards. But don't mess with Lockwood's latest AirCam... It'll...

Hot at Sun 'n Fun

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It's the sort of day where you think you want ice cream, but you have to decide whether or not it's really worth ruining your shirt because it will melt faster than you can slurp it into your face.

It's the Simple Things…

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On Saturday, my family and I made the great annual migration to Lakeland. We are exhibitors, making a living in the experimental & LSA...

A Custom Maintenance Manual for a Custom Aircraft

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It may not be required, but it's essential for performing thorough inspections.

Navigate the Glass Transition

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Learning to use an EFIS. By Katie Bosman Krotje.

Fix These Broken Wings!

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Repairing damaged sheet metal. By Katie Bosman.

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A Spot of Bother

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This title phrase can, like so much in our language, be used to convey...

25th Anniversary: Change Is Good

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At AirVenture 2009, Amy Laboda took the opportunity to talk with 12 key innovators in the world of Experimental aviation, with one question in mind: What do you think has been the most significant change in homebuilding aircraft in the past 25 years?

Searey LSX

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An old friend with a new personality.

Ask the DAR

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What paperwork is necessary when a new owner makes an engine change? If floats are replaced with conventional gear, what does the change in gross weight mean for a plane's LSA status?