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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.

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!

Big Screen 2020 EFIS Table

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Companion table for the Big-Screen 2020 EFIS Guide.

Propeller Shop Tour

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Props live hard hard lives and that's one of many reasons why propeller manufacturers recommend routine upkeep and overhauling a prop based on flight...

Transponder Buyer’s Guide

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Reliable transponder performance is critical in the ADS-B environment.

New PJ2 Portable VHF Comm From Sporty’s

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No matter how well you equip the panel of your kit, there’s good reason to invest in a portable comm transceiver.

In Case You Missed It

Ten Things That Will Have an Impact on Insurance

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In today’s market you might not be able to get insurance for the plane you want or the premium might be more than you want to spend.

Building the Bearhawk LSA

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Welding the fuselage.

First Timer’s AirVenture Arrival

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How busy is the Oshkosh arrival? Ride along for a portion of columnist Ariana...

RANS S-19

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When new aircraft from two very different designers, in this case Randy Schlitter and Richard VanGrunsven, surface with considerable similarities, consensus about basic design tenets must be blowing in the wind. Certainly Light Sport regs do constrain performance considerations, but human factors are more up for grabs, and that’s where one or another design can truly shine; by Marc Cook.