Speed Is in the Air

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Air racing at Reno is part iron-age anachronism but also leading-edge development of the airplanes flying today. Where else can you say “4360 cubic...

Your Head, Your Heart, Your Hands and the Truth

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Three chords and the truth. That’s how songwriter Harlan Howard, who, with Hank Cochran, penned “I Fall to Pieces,” described country music. I got...

Color Country

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When I was mired in some of the more frustrating and tedious parts of building a kit aircraft, I would often reenergize myself by...
Dave Martin

Dave Martin 1938–2021

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What we are today was set in motion by Dave more than three decades ago.

An Open Mind

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Normalcy had evolved in a fair way. Overcast and cool in the morning, the afternoon had opened to a moderate haze punctuated by a...

Shop in Comfort

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I’ve confessed to building Metal Illness in a space that many, or most, would rate less than ideal. In my defense, my brain’s right...

Failure to Launch

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This month’s column is not about unmotivated or overaged adolescents living in Mom’s basement, nor honeymoon disasters. This is much more serious than those...

Good Fundamentals

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I am often asked what it takes to fly many different airplanes, especially when some are prototypes for which very little data exists. My...

AirVenture 2021: Surprise, No Surprise

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Editor's log.

What’s In a Name?

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Out of the blue.

In Case You Missed it

Kit Stuff

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Down to Earth

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Is the mainstream medias portrayal of aviation incidents sensationalized or on target? Turns out they are right in some aspects, but lacking in others. Either way, the aviation accident rate illustrates that there's still room for improvement; by Amy Laboda.

Completions

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Builders share their successes.

Aero ‘lectrics

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Its important to understand the fundamentals before you can be conversant in electrical theory, so lets revisit Georg Simon Ohm and James Watt to see how their laws factor in to aircraft applications.