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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.

Video From Sebring: An LSA Engine Primer

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In the world of Special Light Sport Aircraft, three powerplant families dominate: Rotax's 912, Jabiru's 2200 and 3300, and Continental's evergreen O-200. KITPLANES editor in chief Marc Cook, unable to avoid the steely gaze of AvWeb's omnipresent video gear, offers a comparison of the three most popular LSA engine.

Completions

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Builders share their successes

What’s New

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Among the new products this month are personalized wheel chocks, a new online panel planner from Aircraft Spruce, a flexible TIG welding kit, and Britta Imports RV faring and dimmers.

Letters

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Hummel We Go Along I just received the January 2009, KITPLANES and was surprised to see that Hummel Aviation was not included in the...

2009 Engine Buyer’s Guide

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In Part 4 of our Annual Buyer's Guides, we present a variety of aircraft engines, among which are alternative engines and engines in development. Compiled by Julia Downie.
Kitplanes January 2009 cover

January 2009

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First Customer Texas Sport Cub Flies

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Builder Larry Markey's Texas Sport Cub becomes the first of the company's SLSA-based Experimental/Amateur-Built example to fly.

Contributors

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LeRoy Cook Our man in the Midwest paid an autumn visit to Mexico, Missouri, to sample the new Zenith STOL CH 750. LeRoy, whose...

Letters

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Say You Want an Evolution?Great article on the Evolution, and what an excellent design by Lancair. The numbers you gave on the glide ratio...

RVs Top 6000 Flying

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Van's Aircraft announced that the 6000th RV has been completed and flown.

In Case You Missed it

Building the Bearhawk LSA

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Assembling some assemblies.

Under Pressure

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No, this working title isn’t about sitting down close to my draft submission deadline...

Unairworthy

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Loose alternate air door.

Now What?

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Reno is gone but that doesn’t mean the end of pylon air racing.