Magazine

UL Power engines have gained popularity in the homebuilt community in recent years. Marc Cook takes a closer look at the Belgian-made line and the people behind it.

Battery facts and fables—Lithium considerations. By Robert L. Nuckolls, III.

How do you reconcile a discrepancy between two gauges in your aircraft, say, a float-gauge reading and fuel-totalizer data? It helps to have a deep understanding of your systems.

When Is an LSA Not an LSA?I always enjoy the annual compilation of aircraft that can be built from scratch in your January issue,...

Enjoyed Alaska!I thoroughly enjoyed the story in the April 2014 issue about Robert E. Barber and his trek from south Texas to Alaska and...

I was climbing out from my home base airport in Chino, California. I noticed that the fuel pressure was quite a bit less than...

This month I’m taking a step back from doing the usual aircraft-related project to look at some “off the grid” projects that take advantage...

You may have noticed, but things have gotten sort of expensive lately. The daily stuff has a new bite to it and the once...

A safety net you can wear. By Bruce Eicher.

Here's an over-the-transom report on the SeaRey LSA amphibian from Aviation Consumer's Jeff Van West, who is having more fun than he deserves.