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Kitplanes Magazine: Your Homebuilt Aircraft Authority. We cover topics relevant to anyone who has ever dreamed of building or owning a homebuilt experimental aircraft.

BERINGER Introduces New 4" Mains

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BERINGER Wheels & Brakes recently announced its new 4" main wheel and brake for light aircraft weighing up to 770 pounds. Cut from solid...

Letters

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Enjoyed Alaska!I thoroughly enjoyed the story in the April 2014 issue about Robert E. Barber and his trek from south Texas to Alaska and...
Kitplanes June 2014 cover

June 2014

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Zenith Prepares to Ship One Week Wonder Kit to AirVenture

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EAA's program to build a complete aircraft during AirVenture-Oshkosh 2014 moved a step closer this week. Zenith Aircraft President Sebastien Heintz has put the...

Letters

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Oil Filter Drain ToolWhere can I buy the oil filter drain tool that was mentioned by Dave Prizio in "Maintenance Matters: Changing Your Oil"...

Zenith Aircraft to Host "Fly-In to Summer" Event

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Zenith will host their 8th annual "Fly-In to Summer" Open Hangar Day on Saturday, June 21 from 8:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m. The event...

Sonex to Host Builder Workshop June 7-8

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Sonex Aircraft, LLC is preparing for an extremely busy summer in 2014. The season will be kicked-off by the June 7-8 Sonex Builders Workshop...

Dynon Issues Service Bulletin for Heated Pitot Tubes

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Dynon Avionics has been working with pilots who have reported issues with their heated pitot tube freezing up in icing conditions, and yesterday they...

The Heights We Go To…

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Veteran Kitplanes writer / photographer Tom Wilson is seen here, working on a cover shot for an upcoming Retro Flight Review of the Starduster...
Kitplanes May 2014 cover

May 2014

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In Case You Missed It

Buying Your First Homebuilt Aircraft

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Building isn't the only path to owning an Experimental aircraft.

Kit Stuff

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Pump Up the Volume

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Inexpensive ways to make handheld radios easier to hear.

To Launch a Light Sport

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Once the spinner was in place, it was time to fit the cowl, and surprisingly simple tools helped along the installation. By Bob Fritz.