Paul Kuntz Flies First U.S. Kit-built Pipistrel Sinus to AirVenture

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We take it for granted that all we have to do to get the aircraft kit of our dreams is to write a big...

Homebuilt Control Tower

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There is a little building just southeast of Homebuilder’s HQ with a sign identifying it as the Homebuilt Tower. I’ve been flying in for...

If the Broom Fits

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I ran across Laura Wilson Pennell, a delightful volunteer this morning. It appears that she attended the Harry Potter school of flight.

Spirit of Flight

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Every year the Society of Experimental Test Pilots present the Spirit of Flight Award in recognition of outstanding work in the field of homebuilt...
Dark Aero.

Visiting the Innovation Showcase

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If you are into cool, whether atmospheric or “toys”, there is no better place to hang out than the Innovation Showcase. While most of...

PS Engineering Shows New Audio Panel With VHF Radio

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There’s still a need for two important devices in a radio stack: a VHF comm radio and an audio control panel. PS Engineering’s new...

They’re Only Slightly Off

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You’d think that an organization as large as the EAA could reliably count something like conventions, so we have been slightly amused over the...

Aerolite 103 OSH Build Update

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Dennis Carley and Rick Hayes set out on Monday to construct an Aerolite 103 Ultralight aircraft in one week. As it turns out, it...

The Perfect Getaway

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It had all the makings of a great caper movie - two guys opening a hangar in the dark with a surreptitiously obtained key,...

Lincoln Electric TIG Workshops a Big Hit

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As many airshow attendees can attest, attempts to successfully complete welding seminars or workshops often result in an irreversible coma. Well-meaning instructors droning on...

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All Wrapped Up

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An illustrated guide to safetying turnbuckles.

MOSAIC Is Here: What It Means for Homebuilts

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The FAA's new MOSAIC rule is here. See how it expands Sport Pilot privileges and revolutionizes maintenance for Experimental/Amateur-Built aircraft owners.
From left to right: A photographer’s loupe, two watchmaker’s loupes, and a folding pocket loupe.

Home Shop Machinist: Magnification

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A typical day in the shop for me would be unusual if I didn’t use a magnifier at least once.

Spirit of St. Louis

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John Normans definitive reproduction is virtually identical to the original.