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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.

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.

Letters

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Torque Plates UpdateAfter being flabbergasted by the high price of Lycoming torque plates (several hundred dollars each) and making a few of my...

Aircraft Spruce Acquires A.E.R.O. In Stock

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Aircraft Spruce will complete the acquisition of A.E.R.O. In Stock, a distributor of airframe and engine parts for general aviation on September 17. With...

Michel Fithian-Eyb's 1912 Etrich Taube Series F Replica

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Sometime after my grandfather passed away I ran across a curious photo of him in an airplane. Turns out he was one of the...

John Vander Horck RV-12

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After three years and 1,800 hours of construction, I'm proud to acknowledge the first flight of my Rotax 912 ULS powered Van's RV-12 E-LSA,...
Kitplanes September 2018 cover

September 2018

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Richard Guy's RANS S-6S Coyote

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My RANS S-6S N428WG was delivered in August 2010 and issued an airworthiness in August 2011. It was as much fun to build as...

In Case You Missed It

All Grown Up

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The Titan-powered SuperSTOL Stretch XL.

Legal Eagle XL

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Sometimes slow and steady wins the race, especially when you want a leisurely wind-in-your-hair, no-fuss flight. The plansbuilt Legal Eagle XL answers that call.

The New Guy

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Ten tips for buying airplane stuff online. By David Boeshaar.

One Builder’s Headache is Another’s Project

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Sometimes picking up a project that needs a little work is just the ticket for (re)building satisfaction.