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Not everyone is strongly “handed” and there are some applications where a grip that feels right in either hand is, um, right for the job. That’s the thinking behind Pioneer Control Grips’ new ambidextrous grips.

Mid-day Saturday found a small frenzy around the ULPower Engines booth. For several hours,...

The plane was just unveiled this week at Sun ‘n Fun, and ordering now can reportedly have you traveling to Zephyrhills Municipal Airport in Florida in four months to build it.

This sleek retractable-gear, two-seat Experimental can use any of several Rotax engines, from the 100-hp 912 ULS to the 160-hp turbocharged 916 iS.

A Swiss-made 39-hp four-stroke powerplant with a 1000-hour TBO under $10k.

Sporting a crisp, high-resolution display, they are nicely equipped with a variety of handy features and a smart feature set.

It happens pretty much every year. Springtime weather brings its expected instability to the Sun ‘n Fun airshow.

Guido Fantini offers a detailed look at the MWFly four-cylinder aero engines being shown at Sun 'n Fun 2024.

The Gweduck is a hero-class Experimental three decades in the making.

Lockwood’s Rotax-powered RV-9A is more than just fancy rhinoplasty.

Kitfox’s Super Sport gets more than new pep from Rotax’s turbocharged 916 iS.

Can a modern replica actually be better than a classic original?

Getting a multi-engine sea rating in the always-entertaining AirCam.

Rotax’s spunky 916 brings new tech and international appeal to a venerated design.

Meet this gem of an airplane.

A building partnership builds on its success.

Part 8: Trying out task-based Phase I flight testing.

Part 6: Working up the panel plus some odds and ends.

It’s easier and less expensive than you think.

The block diagram.

A hub for aviation education and inspiration.

One builder’s lessons to learn before maintaining a Rotax 914.

Let’s talk about what makes a diode—what the physical makeup of a diode really looks like on the inside.

Securely holding small parts for machining is always a challenge. The solution may be...

Ever consider what it might be like building an ultralight?

Installing small screws into the tight confines of a deep avionics tray is a challenge that can be both annoying and frustrating.

Humans are amazingly adaptable but sometimes we lack imagination. Here’s one example.

Like some sort of verbal restricted area, certain subjects are such tropes in aviation...

We are seeing more talk of people rebuilding cores found in barns or the back of hangars.

There’s no reason to participate in the hobby—for that matter, any hobby—unless it’s underpinned by fun.

Not everyone is strongly “handed” and there are some applications where a grip that feels right in either hand is, um, right for the job. That’s the thinking behind Pioneer Control Grips’ new ambidextrous grips.

Flybreezy, a company based in California, has a new product aimed at making battery charging less of an issue for pilot videographers.

Featuring color displays, the new radios are com only (GTR 205) or a nav/com (GTR 215).