Advanced Flight Systems Shows New Software

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Rob Hickman, of Advanced Flight Systems, was proudly showing off the new software for their EFIS systems as well as their new 12" screen....

Azalea Aviation Saberwing

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Azalea Aviation is back at SNF presenting their Saberwing aircraft powered by the Spyder Corvair engine. There were a couple of customer projects on...

Old School New Airplane

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The Lo Camp is on display here at Sun'n Fun this week, and boy, is it a beauty in a nostalgic sort of way....

Birds of a Feather

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After a good soaking rain most of the night at SNF the majority of the arrivals have been of the feathered variety. But alas...

And Just Like That…

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It's a beautiful day, the sun is shining, and you're looking at a homebuilt miniature Corsair powered by an O-320.

It's Not Always Sunny…

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The bad news? It's raining this morning at Sun 'n Fun. The good news? The radar looks like we're on the very back side...

Carbon Cub Discovery Kit

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CubCrafters has just come out with a what they call a Discovery Kit, which is designed to allow potential Carbon Cub builders a chance...

Rotax 915iS is Coming

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Rotax introduced its souped up 915iS, a 135 hp turbocharged, intercooled four stroke, fuel injected engine last summer at EAA AirVenture. Yesterday at Sun...

Go to Ground!

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When I come to big shows such as Sun 'n Fun I feel like there's a whole bunch of learning to be done. To...

Flash – Exclusive – We Fly the Jetmobile!

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Yes, dear reader, today your faithful scribe assumed the position atop one the most exciting homebuilts in the universe, the Holmes Jetmobile. Only a...

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Consider a Second Look

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I would chance a guess that most aircraft kits are primarily built by one...

Clean Oil Makes for a Happy Engine

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You can do two things that will extend your engine’s life more than any...

Sail By Wire

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Paulo Iscold's Nixus sailplane debuts a fly-by-wire control system.

Eating the Elephant

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One person can’t imagine eating a whole elephant. It’s simply impossible. But the answer to the idiomatic question remains: one bite at a time!