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Lisa Turner

Lisa Turner
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Lisa got into the air building airplanes in her garage in the 1990s. She wrote Dream Take Flight to get others inspired to do the same. An A&P and former DAR, Lisa now helps her husband restore vintage aircraft at BIPE INC. If you’re flying over KRHP, stop in and visit. Lisa loves hearing from readers at lisa@lisaturner.com.

Getting Organized

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Documentation—a dreaded word. But one we can’t live without.

Buying Used: The Pulsar

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A popular homebuilt from the 1990s remains viable, if somewhat rare, today.

Build a POH

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What to do when your kitmaker leaves it up to you.

What Shape is Your Documentation In?

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How to fix it from the beginning.

Fabulous Fabric

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The top six secrets to a show-quality fabric covering.

How To Sell Your Homebuilt Aircraft

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Helpful tips for setting the price, finding a buyer, showing your plane, and protecting yourself from risk.

Whole Airplane Parachutes

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Should you install one on your ultralight or experimental?

In Case You Missed It

Around the Patch

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The FAAs John Hickey and Frank Paskiewicz got an earful at the AirVenture forum assembled to illuminate proposed changes to the 51% rule. Although some of the comments ran far afield, many more homebuilders posed thoughtful and challenging questions in an effort to help them understand where they stand with regard to the new regulations; by Marc Cook.

Wind Tunnel

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This month we use the accumulated flight-test data to determine what exactly is causing the unacceptable flying qualities of the airplane so that the best way to fix the problem can be identified;

Aero ‘lectrics

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Author Jim Weir explains his preparation for the installation of an energy-efficient power system for a hangar or building shed-all on a shoestring budget. He explains how to choose equipment, calculate power needs, the right light fixtures, power generation, equipment suppliers and prices, and the basic legality of such systems;

High Flight

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All apologies to John Gillespie Magee Jr. for the title to this column, but...