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John Kuzmic’s Kitfox S7A I am a member of the EAA 103 group that took on the project to build 13 Kitfox S7 airplanes beginning in late 2001. In...
Down to Earth
...make your days flying more rewarding. Our Little Bird, an early Kitfox IV with Sportster wings, was always just a wee bit different than the other Kitfoxes on the display...
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...is flying. Omaka, New Zealand Larry Saupe’s Kitfox My wife Shelli and I started our Kitfox III kit October 19, 2014. Thanks to the generous help of our local EAA...
Checkpoints
...was the author’s favorite Kitfox, especially since his younger son Nick soloed in it. Unfortunately, the second owner also crashed it, killing two while performing low-level aerobatics. After watching the...
Down to Earth
...and just generally good sense. A few aren’t smart at all. I only have experience with the two wildly different kits my husband brought home: a two-place taildragger Kitfox IV...
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...was a great help as well. West Chester, Ohio [email protected] William Prokes’s Kitfox N419BM is a Model 4 Kitfox with a Rotec radial engine (2800). It was completed almost three...
Down to Earth
...I’ll localize to my own two homebuilts, a Kitfox IV and an early serial number RV-10 quickbuild. However, feel free to expand on my tangent and do your own research...
Checkpoints
...the busted pipe was now spewing water across the garage, workbench, and all of my tools, and freezing solid. What a disaster! After the RV-4, I trailered the Kitfox for...
Flight Review: Return of the Ultralight
...Wiebe bought the Kitfox Lite assets from somebody who bought the assets at a bankruptcy court, including hard tooling for welding the fuselages and assembling the flaperons. He also bought...
Kyle's Ride
...something interesting. The Sunday before Sun ‘n Fun, we ran in to John McBean, principal of Kitfox Aircraft. John had flown into Lakeland in a plane that debuted at last...
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All About Avionics
Sophisticated and capable audio systems used to be less common in Experimental aircraft, but now many pilots want expanded capabilities. There are ways to go about choosing and installing such systems that will alleviate unnecessary instrument noise and allow for the best audio quality possible. Avionics expert Stein Bruch walks you through the considerations and offers his top three tips for avoiding problems.
