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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.

Lang Arion Lightning XS

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Although I had been active with RC model airplanes all my life, a retirement goal was to complete a full-scale airplane that my wife...

Zenith Workshop Updates

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Sebastien Heintz and Herman Eshuis report from Zenith's kit aircraft building workshop class at the Wheels & Wings (builder assistance) facility in Lake City,...

Archive: April 1985

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Built by John Tumilowicz, the Sirocco on our April 1985 cover was the fifth design by Marcel Jurca. Candidly, author Howard Levy related that,...

January 2023

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On the cover: Pete Dougherty enjoys a flight in CubCrafters’ new Lycoming-powered 186-hp EX-2 363i. Photographed near Yakima, Washington, by Jon Bliss. Table of contents ...

CubCrafters Achieves SEC Qualification

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Company moves forward with public offering.

Zenith’s Hands-On Aircraft Building Workshops Return to Florida in December

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Zenith Aircraft Company is returning to Florida in December to host its popular hands-on kit aircraft building workshop class. The workshop will be held...

Archive: November 1989

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The airplane on our November 1989 cover was not some kind of Cessna 336 that got left in the dryer too long. Indeed, it...

December 2022

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On the cover: A small sampling of the 658 aircraft (594 fixed-wing and 64 rotorcraft) that appear in this year’s directory. Which one will...

Fernandez Zenith Cruzer

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This is actually my third attempt at an experimental. Three others started, but life kept getting in the way. After retiring from a 25-year...

Archive: August 2008

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The mighty Murphy Moose, sporting a Pratt & Whitney PT6A on the nose, threatened to snort right through our August 2008 cover. The airplane,...

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Garage Shop on Steroids

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Garage shop on steroids.

Are All Battery Chargers Alike?

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Bob Fritz tests battery chargers and desulfation systems, and finds its easier to keep a battery in good shape than to raise it from the dead—and that a good charger is a better bet than a new battery.

What’s New

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Beyerdnamic offers a new headset, two new Cub kits are approved by FAA, and the portable AvMap is updated.

Restarting a Homebuilt Project

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What to do when you haven’t been doing anything.