Building the eXenos

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Part 7: Finally, time for flight!

Ryan ST vs. Timber Tiger ST-L

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Can a modern replica actually be better than a classic original?

What a Drag

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Round versus streamline flying wires.

Staying Late

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In magazine land—a parallel universe to the real world—I’m writing this between Oshkosh and Reno. The time between these two big events is a...

One Marvelous Community

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This month’s column is inspired by the most recent AirVenture, which has left me reflecting on how it really isn’t the aircraft that draw...

Out of This World

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I returned from AirVenture with a few story ideas and a horrible illness that prevented me from doing much of anything. “Might as well...

How Fast Is a Speed Nut?

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A “speed nut” is a somewhat generic term that is occasionally used for a one-piece spring steel fastener that we can use in our...

Love at First Sight

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John Lake’s lifelong passion for the Marquart Charger.

Rotax, Anyone?

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Robert Haag’s RV-4/600 is powered by a Rotax 915 iS engine.

Build a Custom Plenum That Will Work

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For optimum performance, all it takes is a little bit of math and some fiberglass.

In Case You Missed It

So Long, Lead

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As the prospect of leaded aviation fuels fades into the sunset, the search is on for a replacement, and you may not like where things are headed. By Marc Cook.

Ryan ST vs. Timber Tiger ST-L

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Can a modern replica actually be better than a classic original?

Tools for the Home Shop Machinist

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Thinking of setting up a home machine shop?

Light Stuff

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Inherent biases or previous experience can alter the perceptions of any product reviewer, but perceptions may change when one takes the time to investigate further, sometimes turning what was thought to be a detriment into something less significant. Such was the case when columnist Dave Martin revisited one feature (pilot visibility) of the Remos G-3 SLSA.