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Larry Anglisano

Larry Anglisano
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Larry Anglisano is a regular KITPLANES contributor and the Editor in Chief of sister publication Aviation Consumer magazine. An active land and sea pilot, Larry has over 30 years experience as an avionics tech.

Dynon at Sun ‘n Fun 2021, Real and Virtually

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KITPLANES' avionics editor Larry Anglisano caught up with Dynon's Michael Schofield on the company's plans for both in-person and virtual booth displays around Sun...

The Future of Homebuilding: Avionics

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I mean, how much better should avionics really get for what we use them for? I’ll hold short of saying we’ve reached market saturation...

Handheld Transceivers

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We still need portable radios. Models from Icom and Sporty’s are favorites.

Big Talk

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The standalone com radio lives on—smarter, more flexible and affordable than ever.

Insurance for Experimental Aircraft Roundtable

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A hardening insurance market can impact your choice of homebuilt.

Weather In the Cockpit

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Portable receivers rule the roost. How you choose depends on your app of choice.

Standalone Engine Monitors

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Electronics International is a modern standout, but price an EFIS with built-in monitoring first.

Experimental Audio Panels: Sophisticated, Integrated

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PS Engineering and Garmin have kit-focused audio systems for under $2000. They have generous feature sets and high-end audio quality.

Aithre Illyrian Smart Pulse Oximeter

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For full-time SpO2 monitoring, stick the Illyrian under the headset and let the app do the rest.

Big Screen EFIS

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How you choose might depend on panel space and your control set preference—but the choices are extensive!

In Case You Missed it

Maintenance Matters

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Building Aeroquip hoses.

Get Radical!

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Murphys latest is all about fun.

News from E-Mag, Levil, and Sensenich

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E-Mag offers an electronic mag for the IO-540, Levil has a PC-based EFIS, and Sensenich introduces a composite ground-adjustable prop for the RV crowd. Edited by Mary Bernard.

Chemysteries

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All machined things (parts, tools, etc.) eventually have to be “finished” in one way...