Completions

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Builders share their successes.

Aero ‘lectrics

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Its important to understand the fundamentals before you can be conversant in electrical theory, so lets revisit Georg Simon Ohm and James Watt to see how their laws factor in to aircraft applications.

Wind Tunnel

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This month well look at another complex interaction between aerodynamics and aircraft structures that can cause structures to fail: fabric flutter.

Cover Story: Seat Cover Conventions

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Now that the foam is cut and glued, we’ll learn how to make the pattern, choose and cut the fabric, and sew the cover.

Constant-Speed Props

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Sometimes using a constant-speed prop makes sense, but the decision is often a compromise among weight, cost and performance. By Marc Cook.

The Garage Mahal

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If the RV-7 turns out half as well as the workshop in which it is being built, itll be a winner. By Matt Johnson.

To Launch a Light Sport

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After a disappointing postponement of the first flight, the Jabiru J250 takes to the skies for real. By Bob Fritz.

Hatz Classic: A Homebuilt Waco

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First-time builder Ron Sieck’s Hatz Classic biplane comes charmingly close to perfection.

Flight Review: Seven into Ten

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The four-seat Van’s RV-10 has been an enduring presence in the homebuilt universe, but its best years may still lie ahead. By Marc Cook.

Light Stuff

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The flight-test program for Experimental Light Sport Aircraft (ELSAs) is much different from the one Experimental/Amateur-Built kit builders would employ, but they both require a plan. By Dave Martin.

In Case You Missed It

I Need Help—Where Do I Look?

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Aside from the manufacturer’s supplied materials, what is the next line of action for obtaining help while building something as complicated as an aircraft?

What You Don’t Need to Know Can Hurt You

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Building an airplane should be mostly fun, sometimes challenging, and infinitely rewarding, but confidence...

Touchscreen Shootout

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Dynon SkyView Touch versus Garmin G3X touch. Two capable and powerful systems set a new standard for Experimental and LSA avionics.

Wind Tunnel

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Taking off in an aircraft would seem to be a fairly simple, straightforward maneuver. But in fact it’s complicated, and a combination of factors must be just right for it to work.