Free Flight

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When testing a new avionics component in your homebuilt, you must be prepared to deal with any consequences that may develop.

Light Stuff

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Dave Martin samples one of the three PiperSport LSA models introduced at the Sebring Expo, and finds it to his liking.

Letters

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Us and the Media (Best Letter) I was disappointed to see the first letter to the editor in the recent issue (June 2010)...

Kit Stuff

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Drawing on experience; by cartoonist Robrucha.

What’s New

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American Legend Aircraft debuts two additions to its line, Belite wins award at Sun n Fun, Richard Collins book reissued and Pro-G hub earns PMA. Edited by Mary Bernard.

Expanding Current Technology

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The Fourth Annual Electric Aircraft Symposium gathered an elite group of movers and shakers who are doing some exciting things with electric motors and other fuel-efficiency technologies. By Marc Cook.

Safety is No Accident: Lancair Designs

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Author Ron Wanttaja uses NTSB data to illustrate how Lancair designs of all varieties stand in the ratings of aircraft accidents vis--vis other homebuilts.

Detail Man

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Master craftsman Andy Paterson's innovative finish work on a Glasair Sportsman polished the airplane to near perfection.

Hiring Help With Avionics

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Larry Anglisano makes the case for homebuilders getting professional assistance with complex avionics installations.

Vacuum Bagging for Homebuilders

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Pleats, punctures and vacuum loss, oh my! Patrick Thomson addresses all of these potential problems and more in the last installment of his series on vacuum bagging at home.

In Case You Missed It

Metal Magic: Making Square Instrument Holes In Aluminum

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You've built most of your airplane, now it's time for cutting the instrument panel...

Designer Spotlight: John Thorp

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John W. Thorp has had a profound influence on both homebuilding and on aviation in general. If you've flown Piper Cherokees or know of the all-flying tail, you're familiar with his design principles, and his T-18 is still a favorite worldwide.

Building as a Group

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The Independence Five is an Oregon-based group building a bevy of DH.2s. Dean Sigler explores their approach to building and reports on how the project is progressing.

Soul of the Machine

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Paul Dye argues that there is more between man and machine than just the hardware.