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Marc and Paul’s Sportsman Pre-Sun ‘n Fun Video Blog (Part 3)

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"Do you realize how obsessive you are?" That's Paul's observation as the boys wing their way across Idaho and Nevada. Ya notice things when cooped up in the same cockpit for three days ...

Marc and Paul’s Sportsman Pre-Sun ‘n Fun Video Blog (Part 2)

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Marc Cook and Paul Bertorelli continue their Sportsman odyssey with a look at this unique aircraft.
Paul Bertorelli and Marc Cook

Marc and Paul’s Sportsman Pre-Sun ‘n Fun Video Blog (Part 1)

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Gearing up for the Sun 'n Fun extravaganza in Lakeland, Kitplanes editor Marc Cook and AVweb editorial director Paul Bertorelli are motoring around the west in Cook's Glastar Sportsman visiting companies prior to the show.

Sonex Offers Incentive Pricing for Subkits

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Sonex Aircraft has announced that those who buy a Sonex or Waiex tail kit may receive a $2000 discount for buying all of the remaining subkits as a single purchase. The company says many potential Sonex builders buy the tail kit as a way to preview the kit and see if they wish to continue with the project.

Vans RV-12 LSA Light Sport Aircraft

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Vans' latest design, the RV-12 is a light sport aircraft that is already available as a partial kit and could be available as a complete aircraft, soon.

EFIS Advanced Deck Preview

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KITPLANES magazine interviews Advanced Flight Systems president, Robert Hickman, to learn about his company's latest EFIS, engine monitor and angle of attack systems available for experimental aircraft.

Glasair Aviation Offers Limited-Time, 25% Discount on Two Weeks To Taxi...

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Glasair Aviation has announced that positions for six "Two Weeks To Taxi" Sportsman 2+2 aircraft are available at more than 25% off the normal price on a first come, first served basis.

American Legend Aircraft Offers Stimulus Legend Cub Pricing

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American Legend Aircraft Company announced limited availability of its celebrated Legend Cub at the reduced price of $99,895. The Legend Cub is a certified Light Sport Aircraft. It will be available at the reduced price in a ready-to-fly configuration in quantities limited to the next five order positions. The Legend Cub is an advanced aircraft based on the popular original Piper J-3 Cub. Cubs are recognized around the world and for good reason, not the…

Eggenfellner Announces 2-for-1 Pricing on Subaru Package at SNF

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Eggenfellner Aircraft has announced that it is offering 2-for-1 pricing on its 3.0L Subaru conversion engine package at this years Sun n Fun fly-in, in Lakeland, Florida (April 21 - 26). The offer is good only for this particular engine package and only at the show. The price of the engine is $29,995.

Hang Gliders Departing Concourse C

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Double Glastar builder and hang glider innovator Chris Wills will have one of his early designs on display at the Santa Ana/John Wayne Airport in California through May 15. An example of the Wills Wing T2 will be hanging in the Thomas F. Riley terminal. According to the press information, Orange County: Birthplace of Modern Hang Gliding is the title of this exhibit featuring photography and video celebrating the graceful sport of hang gliding.

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Ask the DAR

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Avionics certification, ops lims for self-designed aircraft, house paint on Experimentals.

Light Stuff

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After studying Experimental aircraft, the National Transportation Safety Board developed 16 recommendations. Roy Beisswenger outlines the good, the bad and the still-needed.

Rocket Life

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All it took for author Doug Rozendaal to gain additional respect for his F-1 EVO Rocket was a couple of months without it. Even though he didn’t have to go cold turkey and had other airplanes to fly, they weren’t the same. He offers an appreciation for airplanes with that fighter feeling.

Letters

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Gear HeadIn the excellent Wittman W10 Tailwind article in the January 2011 issue, Marc...