Builder Spotlight

Shocked by the price of servos, Paul Dye decided to fabricate an aileron trim for his RV using compact linear actuators intended for use in radio-controlled models and robotics.

We begin a short series that looks at the particulars of a homebuilt aircrafts operating limitations. Have you read yours?

When Stan Peternels Blue Mountain EFIS proved unreliable, he decided to bite the bullet and invest in a Dynon SkyView system. Editor-in-Chief Marc Cook discusses the numerous challenges of the retrofit.

Selecting the right build location, having a solid plan and making a realistic budget are just a few of the things you can do to keep your project on track.

Van’s RV-12 builder Dave Martin was inspired to add wheelpants to his airplane after seeing the company prototype with them.

Ponying up for the engine-monitoring portion of Garmins G3X EFIS suite requires careful consideration, but the result is a truly integrated solution. By Marc Cook.

Do-it-yourself tips for how to keep those all-important plugs sparking clean. By Steve Ells.

Can a homebuilt whose core is a certified airplane fuselage ever be seen as an Experimental?

Builders share their successes.

Building his VW-powered Zenith CH 701 taught Wayne Clagg a lot about the consequences of powerplant choices… and much more.