Van’s RV-9A Earth-Rounder at Airventure

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As we all know, just about all pilots of any renown congregate in the little town of Oshkosh, Wisconsin during the last week in...

A Hybrid, Fuel-Powered, Genset Electric Airplane

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The first thing most folks notice on the concept drawings of the SkyLab S1 displayed at the SkyLab Engineering booth in the Homebuilt vendor...

So That’s How You Do It!

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Quick tip for those with small airplanes that have no tie-down rings (and here at Oshkosh, we proved last weekend that EVERYTHING needs to...

Young Aviation Entrepreneur Building His Business at Oshkosh

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EAA has a long tradition of incubating entrepreneurship, helping to build an industry that never existed before Paul and Audrey Poberezny opened up their...

Video: Paul Dye’s SubSonex at Oshkosh

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I had a chance to de-brief editor at large Paul Dye about his flight from the Reno area to Oshkosh. Check out this video...

Masked Men

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Why are these two men from The Airplane Factory wearing masks? Because they were on their way to AirVenture in a Sling TSi... at...

And, If It’s Wednesday Evening It Must Be the Corn Roast...

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The Homebuilders' Pavilion hosts a corn roast for homebuilders on Wednesday evenings and it is a free affair full of camaraderie. You get in...

Sensenich Introduces New Experimental Props

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Sensenich has had good success with its series of hollow-core, ground-adjustable composite propellers so it has introduced three new propellers for Continental and Lycoming...

Aerolite 103 Building an Ultralight At OSH In One Week

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Several months ago, Mark Solper, the head of EAA’s ultralight council, wanted to plan something for AirVenture to highlight the fun and simplicity of...

The Homebuilt Camping Numbers

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Attendance in home built camping and parking has been unusual this year due to the weather and water-saturated grounds. It was record high on...

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radius washer

Nuts. What to Do When Thrown a Curve

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When fasteners crowd a radius or bend, radius washers, blocks, or spot facing can solve the problem—without compromising strength or workmanship.

Light Stuff

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If your homebuilt aircraft requires more assembly than actual fabrication, what does that mean vis-a-vis the FAA’s 51% rule? Roy Beisswenger looks into it.

Aero ‘lectrics

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Electrical potpourri.

Ask the DAR

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Periodic inspections are a necessary part of homebuilt aircraft ownership. Mel Asberry explains which ones are needed and how they differ from the certificated aircraft variety.