Homebuilt Accidents: Emergency Landings

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Pilot skills become critical when the engine quits.

Propeller Balancing

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Here’s what you need to know to get the smoothest results.

Tool Up Like The Pros

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Avionics bootcamp.

Those Custom Models

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Get your own homebuilt built, in miniature.

Repairman Certificate, Aerobatics, LSA Rules

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Question: I have a question about the repairman certificate. Let’s say the FAA issues a repairman certificate to the owner/builder. After the airplane is...

Wandering with Woodstock

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Getting to know our GlaStar better while exploring the Colorado Rockies.

The FeelFlight Grip

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Product evaluation: Who’s that knocking on my finger?

Stuff and Fold

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Making a hinged instrument panel for ease of maintenance.

Constant-Speed Props

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How do they work?

Going for Gold

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Darwin Barrie’s RV-7 takes the prize at AirVenture.

In Case You Missed It

Antenna Installations

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Sourcing the right antennas for your kits avionics suite is only half the chore. Placement, proper grounding, and routine upkeep are critical to performance.

Archive: May 1989

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Randall Harris’ EAA Biplane was on our May 1989 cover in a paint scheme...

Return of the Turbo-Compound

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Everything old is new again. Paul Lamar looks at the turbo-compound engine, developed in the post-WW-II era. Thrown over for jet engines, it may yet hold promise today as we search for more energy efficient ways to get the most out of increasingly expensive fuel.

Editor’s Log

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Have you asked why?