Mark Lynn
Mark Lynn first started machining, welding, and fabricating metal when he was 16 years old. He works in sales for a well-known manufacturer of metal fabrication equipment and is also a single- and multi-engine pilot. For the past three years, he has conducted seminars on metalworking at AirVenture.
In Case You Missed It
Build Your Skills: Composites (Part 10)
What do you do when your horizontal stabilizer isn't exactly horizontal? First, you check that the fuselage is level. If this confirms that the stabilizer is indeed slightly off, remove it and apply heat. Sounds simple, but there's a right and a wrong way to go about it, and author Bob Fritz describes the most effective method to straighten things out.
Starlink In The Air
How to Buy, Install, and Use Starlink in Your Aircraft
The long cross-country got quiet...
Free Flight
EFISes provide a tremendous amount of information and extend the capabilities of todays homebuilt aircraft, but only if you take the time to learn how to use them properly.