Aero ‘lectrics

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Its time to revisit the DIY wind tee project-but with improvements fueled by experience.

Cover Story: Designing Men

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In this first installment of the upholstery series, the author looks at the basics: sewing machines, scissors, needles and thread, and more.

Aero ‘lectrics

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What do you do if you need to monitor a number of audio signals, but you don't have room for an audio switching panel? Jim Weir finds the answer in a summing amplifier.

Aero ‘lectrics

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Vibration is not good for engines, airframes or instruments. Jim Weir explains how to fashion vibration analysis equipment for less than retail cost.

Aero ‘lectrics

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Jim Weirs lifetimes worth of tinkering has produced a definitive list of electronics parts suppliers, and hes willing to share.

Hose Protection

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Ishmael Fuentes shows you how to protect and cool the hoses in your engine compartment by making a firesleeve.

Aero ‘lectrics

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Heat and avionics don't get along all that well. Rather than installing a fan that runs all the time, Jim Weir suggests building and using a fan that runs only when you need it.

Radio Too Hot? Cool It!

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Jim Weir borrows a trick from the world of computers to provide a cool breeze to your radio stack.

Aero ‘lectrics

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A little music for the airways can make your flight a pleasure. Jim Weir shows you how to power any music device from your panel.

Shop Talk: V-Block Drill Jig from Scrap

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Having problems drilling a precise hole in a tube? Ishmael Fuentes has the perfect-and inexpensive-solution with this nifty, easy-to-make V-block drill jig.

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50 Years of Success

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What it takes not just to survive but thrive as a kit manufacturer.

Firewall Forward: The Oil Change

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Let's get started with the KITPLANES Firewall Forward video series, sponsored by the Tempest...

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.

Cover Story: Carpet and Panels

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Now that you've fabricated your seat upholstery, its time to tackle the rest of the interior with a look at carpeting and door panels.