Leave Me Alone

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Don’t be like me, someone who pushed hard to never ask for help.

Building the 750SD XTREME: Part 14

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Out of the holding pattern, onto the panel.

Second Chance Six

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Part 13: Assessing the ailerons, learning the lathe and plotting the wiring.

Wire You Surprised?

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There are three basic methods of marking your wires so that 10 years from now you’ll be able to go back and track down trouble.

Seeing Wright

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I just never expected to have such an aviation episode while navigating my stairwell.

Nuclear Certified String

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No one wants a nuclear explosion triggered or hindered by string.

Build, Test, Refine and Fix—Part 1: Ground Tests

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At some point, a configuration of the airplane is frozen, a prototype is built and testing begins.

IV Tube for Crankcase Ventilation

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Recently, my neighbor Ed needed a part to upgrade the installation of his crankcase breather/oil separator kit.

Master Caution

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My original intent for this month’s treatise was to produce the first installment of my upcoming Kitfox build series, which I have been greatly looking forward to. However, as often happens in life, life itself got in the way.

Wanted: Engine Competition

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Imagine a time not too long ago when pilots embarking on the delicious endeavor to build their own airplanes could consider multiple sources for just about any engine on the menu.

In Case You Missed It

Around the Patch

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Editor-in-Chief Marc Cook looks closely the TSAs proposed badging plan for GA aircraft, which was buried in the Large Aircraft Security Program (LASP). Also, is there a chance for a Superior Air Parts revival?

Home Machinist

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Let’s take it to the edge. Where is the edge? If, up to now, all you’ve done is scribe a target and eyeball the position of the drill bit, this is for you. By Bob Fritz.

Unusual Attitude

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As Dick Starks rouses the Dawn Patrol, he recalls his aeronautically inspired familiarity with grain crops, and a nimble performance of the Nieuport Stomp.

The Paint Shop Experience

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Deciding that you don't want to paint your homebuilt airplane yourself means placing your baby in the hands of a paint shop. Susan Brunner offers some tips to help manage this important aspect of the building process successfully.