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Omar Filipovic

Omar Filipovic
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A pilot since 1995, Omar is building a GlaStar in Portland, Oregon while also acting as president and janitor of the Glasair Aircraft Owners Association.

New High-Wing Design From Sonex

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Sonex Aircraft announced a new high-wing design today, adding to its lineup of low-wing aircraft. The new model, slightly reminiscent of the Wittman Tailwind...

Grow a Third Hand

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When you need an extra hand, make a jig.

Restarting a Homebuilt Project

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What to do when you haven’t been doing anything.

Adjustable Jig Posts

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An easy way to keep a wood jig in alignment.

Advanced Aero Components Acquires Glasair II and III Assets

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Glasair Aviation USA, LLC. and Advanced Aero Components "AAC" announced the sale of product line assets for the Glasair II and III models. According to...

Dynon Certified Introduced

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Dynon announces Dynon Certified: the first truly affordable, fully integrated retrofit avionics systems for type certificated GA aircraft.  Dynon announces their Dynon Certified line of...

Aircraft Spruce Canada Moves To Larger Facility

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Aircraft Spruce Canada has moved to 27 York Road, Brandtford, Ontario N3T-6H2. On October 3, 2016, Aircraft Spruce moved down the street to their new...

Kitplanes Photo Contest Winner

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It was a close one, but "Gray beauty" edged out the RV-4 Stingray panel and "Black beauty" by a hair. The winner is Hans Bissig...

Shopping for a Second-Hand Project

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Bargains are out there, but do your homework before writing a big check.

Best of Intake Plugs: Cast Your Vote

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Voting time! From the photos submitted for our Best of "Intake plugs" contest, we've picked these four. Which one do you like best? Cast...

In Case You Missed It

Letters

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Overpowering Sentiment (Best Letter) I agree that the folks at CubCrafters have done...

Help! You Need Somebody

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This topic came to me in a dream, probably triggered by a New Year’s...

Buying Used: Van’s RV-7/7A

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A worthy successor to the world’s most popular experimental.

Radio Too Hot? Cool It!

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Jim Weir borrows a trick from the world of computers to provide a cool breeze to your radio stack.