Detail Man

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Master craftsman Andy Paterson's innovative finish work on a Glasair Sportsman polished the airplane to near perfection.

Hiring Help With Avionics

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Larry Anglisano makes the case for homebuilders getting professional assistance with complex avionics installations.

Vacuum Bagging for Homebuilders

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Pleats, punctures and vacuum loss, oh my! Patrick Thomson addresses all of these potential problems and more in the last installment of his series on vacuum bagging at home.

The Home Machinist

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Bob Fritz is back from a long hiatus with a discussion about the difference between screws and bolts and what all of those ASME numbers mean.

Completions

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Builders share their successes.

Vacuum-Bagging for Homebuilders

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This month well go through the step-by-step vacuum-bagging process for an aileron trimtab part to see how to deal with extreme contours.

Completions

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Builders share their successes.

Kerosene Dreams

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Designer John Monnett has been waiting more than three decades for his SubSonex very short-winged glider to take off, and now it just might.

More Than You Bargained For

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It doesn't take a fortune to get a homebuilt aircraft completed and flying, and we look at a few designs that prove the point. By Marc Cook and Mary Bernard.

Fly By Night

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Equipping your homebuilt aircraft for night flight has become both more complicated and more flexible thanks to a wide variety of LED lighting solutions. By Mary Bernard.

In Case You Missed It

Expansion Team

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For RV-12 owners looking for an alternative engine option, Jabiru offers a worthy contender. By Marc Cook.

Wind Tunnel

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Thrust-line adjustment is a powerful tool for tailoring flying qualities, but it’s complicated.

Letters

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StargazingI just wanted to say how much I enjoyed Tom Wilson's article on the...

Archive: May 2003

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The Acro-Sport II was on our May 2003 cover, followed by a flight review...