Ask the DAR

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Importing a Canadian experimental to the U.S., maintenance regs, Form 8000-3 confusion.

Paul’s House

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A very special part of EAA history…and an unforgettable tour.

Getting Started on the GlaStar Project

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Starting on the wings and ordering more parts.

Homebuilt Accidents-When the Prop Stops

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Too many accidents start with a stoppage.

Oshkosh Homebuilt Parking Crew

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Bringing you safely to final stop…and off again.

Going Retractable

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The ups and downs of retractable gear.

Rapid Prototyping and Experimental Design

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Learning from the pros.

Ask the DAR

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SLSA max empty weight, sailplane condition inspections, licensing a RANS S-7LS as an ELSA.

Rotaxs 915 iS is Ready to Roll

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It's got a great power-to-weight ratio, but also a complex installation procedure. Don't be surprised if it inspires a new design or two.

Twilight of a God

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What a 550-mph experimental looks like.

In Case You Missed It

Still Aiming High

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Dan Parker aims to capture the world altitude record by flying to 31,051 feet in an aircraft he designed and built, and which weighs less than 200 kilograms. We checked in on him to see how things are progressing.

Right-Angle Deburring Tool

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Most of us have a threaded drill kit. Mine has an assortment of common...

Aero ‘lectrics

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Winging it with LEDs.

Dare To Be Bare

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After checking with a variety of aluminum polishing aficionados, author Bob Fritz came up with a winning combination for maintaining the shine on metal airplanes. He details not only which products to use, but also how to use them for maximum effectiveness with minimal elbow grease.