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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.

Archive: July 2006

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On our July 2006 cover was the Aventura II, written about and photographed by our longtime favorite aviation writer Dave Higdon. “Egrets and herons...

January/February 2024

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On the cover: Lockwood’s RV-9A is powered by a turbocharged Rotax 915 iS, which produces 135 hp to 23,000 feet. Photographed by Paul Dye...

Archive: February 2014

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A decade ago, we highlighted the almost bewildering array of WW-I replicas made by Airdrome Aeroplanes.

Zenith Goes to Texas

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Zenith Aircraft Company is returning to southwestern Texas to host its popular hands-on kit aircraft building workshop.

Homebuilders Week – Online Event Starts January 22

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An online opportunity to learn about building your own aircraft

Plane & Pilot Photo Contest

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Our sister publication, Plane & Pilot is holding a "Best Aviation Photo" contest. The contest period will run through March 31, and winners will be...

FLYING Media Group acquires FindaPilot.com

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FLYING Media Group (FMG) has acquired FindaPilot.com, a website which matches pilots with aviation employers.

Poynter Van’s RV-9A—a Whole Village Project

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This airplane became a 10-year 4-month “slow build” project involving the whole family.

Giraldo Sonex Waiex B

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At Sun 'n Fun 2016 my father Muricio Giraldo purchased the Waiex B blueprints and in November of that year the tail kit arrived...

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...

In Case You Missed It

Kit Stuff

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How to Calibrate Angle-of-Attack on Garmin’s G3X Touch System

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For pilots who fly with modern electronic flight instruments, having access to accurate, repeatable...

Kit Stuff: The Grandfather of the UAV

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Drawing on experience: The Grandfather of the UAV

Aero ‘lectrics

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So far in Jim Weirs investigation of digital logic, hes explored small scale integration. This time, its time to ramp it up a bit and use some medium scale integration devices that will remember your settings.