Cicaré 8 Kit Helicopter Debuts at AirVenture

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It’s new, it's beautiful, and, as it turns out, it is a kit which can be completed in 200 hours, or even faster at a Cicaré builder assist facility.

Emergency Aircraft Repair

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One of the great benefits at AirVenture is the Emergency Aircraft Repair station. I had intermittent problems with my primary radio, a Garmin 650,...

Where The “X”s Meet

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For years the Sonex aircraft community has asked for a Rotax engine option.

Vic’s New Helo

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As readers may recall, Kitplanes Contributing Editor Vic Syracuse built and flew a four place helicopter to AirVenture in 2023. Upon returning home to...

Future Builders

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Pilot Zoey Foster (age 6) takes the lead in her Pedal Power RV. Little brother Riley (age 2) flies her wing in a T-6....

Roadside Assistance With a Smile

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Sunday morning sees a great influx of camping rigs arrive at Camp Scholler for the start of show activities on Monday. Prepared for just about...

I Am Woman, Hear Me Rivet!

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The EAA offers a basic metal building workshop for women at AirVenture mid-day for the next two days.

Oshkosh Diary: Let’s Fly!

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Today my treat was TWO new airplanes - and when I say new, I mean NEW.

Forty-Year-Old Ultralight Still Flying At AirVenture

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At the 1993 EAA annual convention (long before they called it AirVenture) a young dreamer walked the ultralight grounds with hopes of someday building...

It Takes a Village of Volunteers

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Hundreds of volunteers work hard for days or even months before the start of AirVenture but the homebuilt crew takes a break for awhile...

In Case You Missed It

Aero ‘lectrics

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This month we get into actually building the portable antenna that was described last month;

Making Peace with the Jabiru Engine

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Keep it cool: That’s the secret to success with the Jabiru engine, which will reward your efforts by being a simple, powerful and smooth-running powerplant. Dave Prizio offers some suggestions for Jabiru care.

All About Avionics–The Electric Airplane

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Its a new world in homebuilt avionics, driven by electronic instruments and powered by an electrical system tailored to meet each specific application. Resident Avionics Guru Stein Bruch walks you through numerous possible configurations for powering your equipment, and offers tips on how to do the installation right the first time.

New Gear for an Old Plane

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Building landing gear from scratch for a Starduster One.