Engine Beat

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What are your options to get the annual condition inspection done when you're not the original builder of the aircraft? By Steve Ells.

Ask the DAR

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Whats changed with the advent of the revised 51% rule? Fortunately, not as much as you might think.

Light Stuff

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Having completed his Vans RV-12 ELSA, Dave Martin revisits a weekend Repairman Inspection course to prepare for his first annual condition inspection.

What’s New

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A glare shield for Garmin GPS units; Sportair USAs certified pre-owned LSA program; quick reference for aera and AV8OR Ace; Better Half VW announces Legal Eagle XL. Edited by Mary Bernard.

Rendesvouz with Destiny

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Dick Starks and The Dawn Patrol attend the biennial Rendezvous on hallowed ground: the National Museum of the U.S. Air Force.

Product Review: Garmin’s New aera

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Paul Bertorelli reviews Garmin's latest offering, the aera. It's compact, powerful and versatile.

Little Bird the Kitfox

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Amy Laboda's Kitfox 4, Little Bird, won't break any speed records. But it will tuck nicely into a short turf airstrip in time for a barbecue.

Ask the DAR

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What do you need to do when you buy an Experimental/Amateur-Built aircraft? What should a builder/owner do when they're ramp checked?

Experimotive

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Rick Lindstrom looks at Maxwell Propulsions upgraded FWF system, and peeks into the systems future.

Light Stuff

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Dave Martins Spacewalker II makes room for his recently completed RV-12, and heads east to its new owner in Ohio.

In Case You Missed It

Ask the DAR

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What's the difference between the FAAs SLSA (Special Light Sport Aircraft) and ELSA (Experimental Light Sport Aircraft) designation? DAR Mel Asberry clears it up.

Safety Is No Accident: Canards

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The appeal of canard-type designs hasn't faded, and the design was heralded as inherently safer because of its resistance to stalling. Ron Wanttaja reveals the veracity of that claim given the accident numbers.

Best Practices – Power Tools

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Power tools make work go faster and better.

Archive: February 1999

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Our February 1999 issue teased a summer’s worth of aeronautical splash-n-dash with a “Water-Flying...