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Completions
...better choice. This was my first Experimental/Amateur-Built plane, and I enjoyed building it so much that I built many parts twice just for the fun of it. I received the...
Down to Earth
...of building our most recent project, I believe that my husband and I can safely say that we meet Charles definition of commitment. The first page of our Vans RV-10...
Letters
...Are the plans for this worthwhile project still available? I would also like to thank you for the fine article by Mr. Fuentes on truly affordable aircraft building. He mentions...
A Great Compromise
...feel that such an airplane as we were building deserved the latest and greatest technology.” Tom Gourley, whos building a Lancair Legacy, reported that while working on his panel, he...
The Home Machinist (Part 11)
...design, improved it, simplified the building process and extended the life of all of the critical components. With more than 1600 kits sold, and more than 700 flying, RotorWays line...
Completions
...building time crammed into nine years. Building houses or airplanes, my motto is, I may be slow but Im not fast. Th e firewall-aft kit came from Aero Designs as...
Contributors
Susan Brunner Susan spent seven years with her husband building their Lancair IV-P. Her administrative expertise was invaluable for Internet searches and acquisition of parts during the build process. Her...
Letters
...old one and fit them right onto the new one.”Help for the FEW With regards to the recently featured article about Legendary Aircraft TF-51: For those who are building or...
All About Avionics, Part 9
...more minutes to install when building the plane, the overall performance of the antenna lead will be inherently better. Rule Number Three: Thou shall not install any antennas or coax...
Around the Patch
Building and maintaining an airplane is a series of monumental steps separated by a long train of mundanities. Make great strides only to be held back or derailed by some...
In Case You Missed It
Viewfinder
Burt Rutan’s 1980s Catbird was originally designed for the CAFE Foundation fuel-efficiency competition, but Marc Cook wonders whether it might make a fine homebuilt kit aircraft today.
Here We Go Again
Looking ahead to the aircraft kits and plans—for airplanes and rotorcraft—available for 2025
Wind Tunnel
How do the power-to-weight ratio, wing loading, drag effects and propeller choices affect an aircrafts climb rate and climb angle?
The Ultimate Upgrade
Wendell and Martha Solebee’s experience in the automotive restoration business came in handy when it was time to prep their Lancair Evolution for paint.