Bearhawk Designer Bob Barrows Injured in Landing Crash

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Bob Barrows, who designed the Bearhawk line of Experimental aircraft, suffered a landing accident on approach to Holly Ridge/Topsail Island Airport (N21) on Monday....

BIG: Mojave Experimental Fly-In 2019

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If the Mojave Experimental Fly-In had a theme in 2019 it turned out to be "big." The planned part of big was Mike Patey arriving...

Indoor Aviating at Mojave

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It's taken seven years for us to attend the Friday night glider build and free-flight soaring competition at the Mojave Experimental Fly-In, but this...

Mojave Tonight & Tomorrow!

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Experimental aircraft and their builders are what the Mojave Experimental Fly-In is all about, and it's starting today. Tonight the family-oriented indoor Build &...

Leaving Lakeland

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Until next year, that is! Sun 'n Fun 2019 is in the bag, and while we in the media often tend to concentrate our...

Indulge Me

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No, this isn't amateur built, so technically, it doesn't fall under the purview of Kitplanes... well, that's just too bad, because the only flying...

Levil Introduces Astro Link ADS-B In Module

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At Sun 'n Fun this week, Levil Avionics debuted a new ADS-B In receiver to drive various tablet-based systems with no-cost weather and traffic....

Southern Hospitality

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It's so easy at a big show like Sun 'n Fun to forget to take a stamp back from the vendors, the displays, and...

Video: Cool Stuff at Sun 'n Fun 2019

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Always on the prowl for exceptionally cool stuff at airshows, with cameras rolling KitPlanes Magazine Editor Paul Dye and Larry Anglisano set out to...

"Buccaneer One Two Victor, Caution Pink Turbulence…"

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It's always fun to wander around the grounds first thing in the morning at a show like Sun 'n Fun - you just never...

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Navigate the Glass Transition

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Learning to use an EFIS. By Katie Bosman Krotje.

Build Your Skills: Composites (Part 10)

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What do you do when your horizontal stabilizer isn't exactly horizontal? First, you check that the fuselage is level. If this confirms that the stabilizer is indeed slightly off, remove it and apply heat. Sounds simple, but there's a right and a wrong way to go about it, and author Bob Fritz describes the most effective method to straighten things out.

Electric Airplane Fundamentals

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Hi, my name is Gabe and I’m an unabashed electric airplane nerd. I have...

Aero ‘lectrics

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Repairing a malfunctioning headset may be not only inexpensive, but completely doable.