Improper Bolt Length

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A bolt should extend beyond the nut by 1–3 threads. If it is any longer, then the next size shorter bolt should be used....

Sensor Sensibilities

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In 2011, when I purchased my engine sensor package for the then new Dynon SkyView system, the sensors of choice for fuel and oil...

Fun With Emissions

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Making the rounds on the canned news circuit recently was the EPA announcing it’s going after emission controls for aviation. Oh boy. As an old...

Archive: December 2002

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Eighteen years ago this issue, we put Jack Harper’s single-seat Breezy derivative on the cover that also touted the 2003 kit buyer’s guide featuring...
CubCrafters XCub in flight

NXCub Tri-Power!

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CubCrafters’ NXCub brings tricycle gear to backcountry flying—easier handling, same rugged performance. A new take on the classic bush plane.

With a Little Help From Your Friends

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In a world where a COVID-19 forces us inside and further emphasizes virtual relationships—with work, with school and with friends—it’s probably no surprise that...

Mike and Laura Starkey’s RANS S-21: Part 5

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Building somewhere to sit.

Building a Tunable Carbon Fiber Induction Plenum

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There’s always more to learn when increasing your engine’s horsepower output and optimizing volumetric efficiency.

Garmin aera 760

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A capable bigger-screen portable GPS edges into tablet territory. Is it better?

A Seal Deal

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Radial oil seals, the kind found on rotating parts such as crankshafts, cam shafts and axles, are wear items and occasionally need to be...

In Case You Missed It

The newly-restored F-24 enjoying the morning sun. [All Images Credited to Mike Davenport]

Golden Age Revival

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Werner Griesbeck's meticulous total rebuild brings a classic 1938 Fairchild F-24 back into the air after decades.

Bleed Like a Pro!

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Bleed like a pro!

Learning How to Drag Your Tail

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Making the transition from trigear to tailwheels.

The Independence Project: Tackling the Tail

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Dave Martin and the builders of Chapter 292 break out the rivet guns and bucking bars, and work on the RV-12 tail.