Ask the DAR
Two engines, one prop; ownership without a sales receipt; ultralight registered as E/A-B.
Affordable Borescope
Longtime airplane builder Ed Zaleski manipulates the borescope to get the proper image on the computer screen and then clicks the mouse to...
Making a FABulous Project
This month we are going to wrap up the LED lighting project and (another Weir two-fer) give you a way of making all future...
Bolted Joints
Bolted joints are pretty simple. Drill some holes, drop a bolt into them, add a washer and a nut, and torque to the...
Fixed Pitch vs. Constant Speed
Deciding to use a fixed-pitch propeller or step up to the higher weight, cost, and complexity of a constant-speed prop in order to improve performance.
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