Terms and Conditions

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“Customers are always right except in matters of money.” Those stark-but-telling words were emblazoned on a sign in the break area of a fast-food...

Archive: July 2012

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A decade ago, we had the RANS S-7S on our cover. Although current editor in chief Marc Cook had moved out of la sedia...
Starduster with a flat tire.

Flat Broke

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It was just two days before standing down for an annual inspection, so I thought to take the ol’ box kite out for a...

Birds of a Different Feather

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Flying Legend’s Tucano replicas are a far cry from the common Experimental.

Big Screen EFIS 2022 Buyer’s Guide

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There are plenty of display options at all price points.

Murphy Resurgent

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Darryl Murphy’s airplane company has a new owner and a new push for backcountry relevance.

Repairing a Damaged Lead Counterweight

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When trimming the elevator counterweights of a Van’s RV-14 kit, I modified one of the weights incorrectly. This led to the holes in the...

Importing From Canada, N-Number Size

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Question: I’m interested in buying a homebuilt out of Canada. Is this a difficult process? What should I be looking for? Answer: Bringing in a...

The Case of the Missing Propeller

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Checkpoints: Diagnosis

A Tale of Two RVs

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“Homebuilt” aptly describes where most project aircraft are assembled. But as you approach the final stages, it’s common to move from the home to...

In Case You Missed It

Wind Tunnel

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Its an age-old duality: stability versus maneuverability. Many factors go into developing and building any aircraft, and the designers choices will affect a pilots workload, for good or ill. Among the topics discussed are trim, pitch stability and yaw stability;

Misplaced Confidence

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Advice from a kit manufacturers technical support manager.

Night Flight

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The theme of this month’s treatise is centered on flight operations at night. But...

SeaRey LSX Amphibian

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Progressive Aerodyne has a new version of its kitbuilt amphibian, the SeaRey LSX, and the updates to the design live up to high expectations. By Ed Wischmeyer.