Working the Weather

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So here we sit in a suburb of Oshkosh on Wednesday evening, “working the weather.” That’s a term we used to use in the...

Airplanes Are for Girls

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More than 30 young women from GirlVenture Camp spent an hour visiting the “Show Plane” display this week to learn about homebuilt airplanes. The...

One, Two… Three?

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Take a look at the seat back just below the fist in this picture. Forget the fact that the fist is attached to an...

It’s About the Friends You Meet

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I’ve written this once or twice in the past, but it’s worth repeating—the longer you go to Oshkosh, the less it becomes about airplanes,...

Completing a 24-Year Dream

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Todd Loes of Waterloo, Iowa, saw Zig Berzins’ 1989 Reserve Grand Champion Cygnet SF-2A at AirVenture many years ago and knew he had found...

AirVenture Spared

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As powerful thunderstorms rolled through Oshkosh last night, campers on the field readied for a wet and wild night, and those staying dry in...

AirVenture Hail Shields

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With thunderstorms and possible hail predicted for Wednesday night, AirVenture exhibitors and visitors found a new use for bubble wrap and moving blankets. Thunderstorms did...

Oplite LEDs

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First time exhibitor Oplite has a nifty line of cockpit lamps featuring variable brightness and colors, along with a choice of integrated or separate...

Thursday Preview – The Storm Blew Through

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After the storm! Marc and Tom are happy to see no flipped airplanes. Bubblewrap everywhere.

Bugging Out

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After record-breaking numbers of campers in the Homebuilt area on Monday night, the usual exodus began on Tuesday this year. However, the exodus was...

In Case You Missed it

Letters

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Crank Seal ReplacementI really liked "Maintenance Matters" in the June 2018 issue. I did...

Eliminating Egg-Shaped Holes

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Quarter-inch pilot bits in hole saws have a tendency to enlarge the pilot hole...

Kit Stuff

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Drawing on experience; by cartoonist Robrucha.

Aero ‘lectrics

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When you land your airplane at a fly-in, you want it to look its best while staying safely and securely parked. Making your own coordinated tiedowns, chocks and more is one way to do that.