Rotax Power, Lots of Speed: The Retractable-Gear TL Sparker Debuts...

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This sleek retractable-gear, two-seat Experimental can use any of several Rotax engines, from the 100-hp 912 ULS to the 160-hp turbocharged 916 iS.

Aero 1000 Engine

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A Swiss-made 39-hp four-stroke powerplant with a 1000-hour TBO under $10k.

Lycoming Engines UL94 Valve Seat Recession Investigation Update

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Lycoming Engines issued a press release regarding University of North Dakota's problem with the use of UL94 fuel in their fleet: In June 2023, the...

Garmin’s New VHF Radios

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Sporting a crisp, high-resolution display, they are nicely equipped with a variety of handy features and a smart feature set.

The Sun ‘n Fun Quick Rinse

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It happens pretty much every year. Springtime weather brings its expected instability to the Sun ‘n Fun airshow.

What You Should Know About the MWFly Engines from Italy

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Guido Fantini offers a detailed look at the MWFly four-cylinder aero engines being shown at Sun 'n Fun 2024.

Dingo

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A single seat, open cockpit biplane.

Flybreezy

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Flybreezy, a company based in California, has a new product aimed at making battery charging less of an issue for pilot videographers.

GAMI Says It Has 1 million Gallons of “Conforming” G100UL

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The fuel is stored in a tank at its Baton Rouge plant and has a certificate of authenticity, which then makes it “commercially viable.”

Hartzell Talks About Acquiring Whirlwind Propellers

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Hartzell Propeller's president JJ Frigge took a few moments at the beginning of Sun 'n Fun Day 2 to talk about the recent acquisition of Whirlwind, competing propeller manufacturer very popular in the Experimental world.

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Kit Stuff

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Kit Stuff

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Drawing on experience; by cartoonist Robrucha.

Capturing Air-to-Air Shots

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Marc Cook reflects on the years of on-the-job lessons he learned while formation flying and shooting air-to-air photography.

The Home Machinist (Part 11)

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In our continuing series, author Bob Fritz explains how to use a boring head to drill odd-size or big holes. Hint 1: The bigger the hole, the slower the going. Hint 2: The traveling rest, which moves with the cutting tool, braces the material in two directions to minimize flexing.