The original Corben Baby Ace designed by Orland “Ace” Corben in 1929. [Credit: Wikimedia Commons]

Vintage Homebuilts: The Big Three

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The origins and legacy of early homebuilt aviation.
The Bonanze Fly-n-Eat founder Dr. Rick Rzepka flies to restaurant locations using his app. [Credit: Dr. Rick Rzepka]

Flying To Lunch Just Got Easier

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New mobile app connects pilots with airport dining destinations.
The discomfort of wearing prescription- or sunglasses under an ANR headset is eliminated with Flying Eyes. [Credit: Flying Eyes]

Eyes Forward

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Flying eyes optics solves the headset-sunglasses problem.
[Credit: Adobe Stock]

Homebuilder’s Insurance

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Part 1 of an ongoing look at the complexity of aircraft owner's insurance.
Nearly 3,000 RV-6 kits were built during the design’s highly successful run. [All Images Credited to Van's Aircraft]

Van’s Aircraft Turnaround In Full Flight

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Two great years for the largest Kitplane manufacturer.
[Credit: LeRoy Cook]

Logging Time

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Recording flight time in a proper form is a time-honored ritual in aviation.
[Credit: EAA]

The Rites of Spring

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Exciting days as we head into the Spring and Summer.
[Credit: Lisa Turner]

Fuel Follies

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Some tips to consider as you plan your build.
[Credit: Eric Powell]

Weight In The Balance

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The essentials of getting the CG right.
sideview shows the Better Half with the full VW case. [Credit: Legal Eagle Airplane]

Better Half VW

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Leonard Milholland's VW two-cylinder lightplane engine.

In Case You Missed It

1990 and 2006 Redux

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Way back in 1990, when I had brown hair and was a wee lad...

Interference Drag Adds Up

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Barnaby Wainfan explains the role of properly designed wing-fuselage junctions in reducing interference drag.

Alternator Woes

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I had the opportunity to address a couple of alternator problems this past week,...

Unusual Attitude: GPS and Reality

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While he admires and uses them, author Norm Ellis laments the lack of user-friendliness in todays GPS units. Editor Marc Cook counters that argument and extols the virtues of GPSes, complications or no, and their value in the cockpit.