Trig’s New VHF Nav/Com Demo

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Just when we thought the market has seen the end of the traditional VHF nav/com radio, Trig Avionics comes to AirVenture 2022 with two...

Badland Aircraft Speeds Up Production

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Badland Aircraft, a manufacturer of Part 103 legal ultralights with folding wings, have been working through an order backlog that has customers waiting months...

Sling It!

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Keen to show off their new High-Wing variation of the well-regarded low-wing TSi, South African airframer Sling has done so in spectacular fashion by...

Lycoming Assembly Workshop

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It would be impressive for one to attend AirVenture and go home without a record number of steps tracked in their smart phone health...

Vintage Airplane Camping Neighbor

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20-year old Jake Lammes flew to AirVenture solo from Oklahoma in his 1956 Cessna 172. He brought a cookout kit we can all rightfully...

Community Affairs

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AirVenture started as a tiny group of enthusiasts of soapbox aircraft of the type that often graced the covers of the Popular Mechanics type...

Old Pilot’s Camper Journal – Oshkosh 2022 Edition – Day 5

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Unlike tent camping, dorm camping feels more routine, sort of like you are plugged into the hive. You awake early (because you are an...

Management Changes at Rans Aircraft

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At a Tuesday morning press conference at AirVenture 2022, Rans Aircraft founder and owner Randy Schlitter announced a new managerial restructuring of the company....

Bullwinkle Betterment

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As I have mentioned before, while still quite content with the versatility of my RV-10, I nevertheless have a considerable itch to build something...

It’s a Woman’s World at AirVenture

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(at least for an hour and a half)

In Case You Missed It

Hummel Happenings

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Hummel Aircraft holds its 2021 fly-in at its new home in Howell, Michigan.

Home Shop Machinist

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Welding table.

Kerosene Dreams

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Designer John Monnett has been waiting more than three decades for his SubSonex very short-winged glider to take off, and now it just might.

Maintenance Matters

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In Part 2 of his discussion, Steve Ells delves into more detail about patching, repairing or replacing aircraft aluminum.