Cable Classroom

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Most homebuilt aircraft use control cables, so it's helpful to understand how to select, install and maintain them.

Completions

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Builders share their successes.

Down to Earth

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Many homebuilders understand their kits as just a starting point for their own preferred modifications.

Anatomy of a Modification

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Paul Dye takes readers through a rework of his RV-3's fuel system to illustrate why some mods are a sound choice.

Ask the DAR

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Can a former Part 103 aircraft be registered as an LSA? And how is an appropriate Phase I flight-test area determined?

Aero ‘lectrics

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This month, Jim Weir describes how to create an LED strip with any three colors and offers a brief lesson on human optics too.

Wind Tunnel

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Certain situations and configurations just call out for a ducted-fan installation. Barnaby Wainfan explains the benefits and drawbacks.

RANS S-7S Courier

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Marc Cook pilots the new RANS S-7S and finds many improvements, from increased fuel and storage capacity to a simplified aileron-control system that makes handling better than ever.

Kit Stuff

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Drawing on experience; by cartoonist Robrucha.

Editor’s Log

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Editor Mary Bernard addresses readers’ concerns about legibility in the magazine and offers a correction about pricing of the Safari kit helicopter.

In Case You Missed It

Kit Stuff

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Bullish on Weight

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For Red Bull racing professionals, reducing the engine weight in their aircraft is serious business. We can learn from their experience.

All About Avionics: Cutting The Metal

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Heres something to ponder: By the time you get to the point where you are ready to build the panel in your homebuilt aircraft, you've already mastered many of the skills and techniques you'll need to do it by virtue of completing the airframe. That statement is all the more credible when it comes from someone with a vested interest in the subject, our own avionics expert Stein Bruch.

All About Avionics

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Much of our focus in this series has been on the latest and greatest electronic gadgetry. But traditional instrument packages, the so-called six-pack, have their benefits. Avionics wizard Stein Bruch extols their virtues and explains their vices in this months installment.