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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.

Schaum Murphy Rebel

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After fifteen years of building perseverance, my "RebVair" finally took to the skies on November 15, 2022. It's the only flying Murphy Rebel powered...

Vic Visits Advanced Flight Systems

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Vic Syracuse gets a tour and asks founder Rob Hickman and his staff what makes the company’s offerings unique.

New Alaska Digs for Aircraft Spruce

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Larger facility enables the company to increase local inventory to provide optimum service to customers throughout Alaska.

EAA Homebuilders Week Returns in January

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EAA Homebuilders Week virtual presentations are open, free of charge, to everyone interested in building aircraft.

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Buyer’s Guide 2024

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On the cover: Here are just a few of the many different types of homebuilt aircraft listed in our annual Buyer’s Guide. Which one...

Toth Sonex

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Sonex 1520 Special Airworthiness Certificate 22 August 22. First flight Sunday 28 August 2022.

Archive: January 2007

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Our coverage for the 2006 Reno Air Races appeared in the January issue the next year, depicting what may well have been the apogee...

Irene the Gyro

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“Irene the Gyro” was a design I put together while sitting on fire standby in Greece during an unusually wet season so I had...

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Classified Builder

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Aircraft Wiring

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Understanding alternators and voltage regulators. By Marc Ausman.

Promises, Promises

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Remembering Jim Bede Sr.

Build Your Skills: Fabric

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Most of the hard work is done, and its time for dope. First, pick the right spray outfit, next find a clean, well-ventilated work area and finish your surface preparation, and then you're ready to spray. By Ron Alexander.