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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.

Two Bearhawk Patrols Take to the Air

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Scott French of Iowa and an Australian threesome comprising Alan Arthur, Doug Harrington and Avon Furphy have completed, certified and flown their Bearhawk Patrols...

Letters

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Aircraft Build TimesI would love to see an article on aircraft build times. I am searching for a project that doesn't take too long...

Port RV-8

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Here is my RV8 that I completed in June 2017. I didn't have enough time to fly off my phase one in time for...

Hands-On Aircraft Building Workshop Comes to the DeLand Sport Aviation Showcase

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For the first time, Zenith Aircraft Company is bringing its popular hands-on workshops to the DeLand Sport Aviation Showcase. At the workshop, which begins...

Clarke-Schmitz Searey

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This Searey amphibian was built over a three year period by owners Bob Schmitz and Glen Clarke in Nelson, British Columbia, Canada. Initial flights in...

ADS-B Rebate Available Again

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Starting on October 12, 2018, the FAA will offer rebates of $500 to owners of fixed-wing, single-engine piston aircraft based on their purchase of...

Garmin begins seamless integration between FltPlan.com and Garmin Pilot

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Garmin announced the initial phase of integration between the Garmin Pilot™ app and the popular FltPlan.com web portal. As a result of Garmin's acquisition...

EAA-Led Reform Ideas Include LSA Weight and Homebuilt Regulations

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MOSAIC discussions started with FAA more than two years ago EAA's proposed weight limit change to 3,600 pounds for light-sport aircraft is part of the...
Kitplanes October 2018 cover

October 2018

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The Creative Homebuilder

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Make your own beading tool.

In Case You Missed It

Error Chain

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Aeronautical decision making—it seemed like a good idea at the time.
Dynon SkyView HDX display showing an angle of attack bar

Understanding Stalls

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Angle of attack, not airspeed or nose attitude, decides when a wing stalls. LeRoy Cook connects the textbook stall to what pilots feel in the cockpit.

Building Trust—Reliability vs. Redundancy

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It is hard to fly without a little trust. Call it faith if you...

Fourier Strikes Again

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Ah, the email call for April 15, 2022, just arrived. Michael Zwijacz wrote to...