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Reamer Madness
There are a number of things you will get good at when building an airplane. At or near the top of the list is making holes. Most of the umpteen...
Legalities
...homebuilt as you did planning for it, building it, flying it, and maintaining it. By doing so, and getting competent legal advice and assistance, you can reduce your risk in...
Still Young at 35
...that the -4 met my three goals of skill-set building, performance, and economy better than the -8. My primary goal was to use homebuilding as an “apprenticeship” to subsequently designing...
Letters
...am building a SeaRey and have a couple of questions [Straight and Narrow: Wheel Alignment 101, May 2014]. When aligning the wheels on a tailwheel aircraft, is it done with...
Zenith Prepares to Ship One Week Wonder Kit to AirVenture
...of building the CH 750 with a goal of completing the aircraft and taxiing it by Sunday, August 3rd. While a core team of up to 100 volunteers will do...
RANS S-20 Raven
...by the S-7S. A classic version with a rounded tail is also available on request at a small extra cost. How Does it Fly? No plane is worth building if...
EAA’s One Week Wonder
...who heads up EAA’s homebuilding programs. “What better way to get people excited about building than to put it right on center stage at Oshkosh and let them try it.”...
Positively Negative
...befitting low-voltage electronic circuits, rather than the still somewhat common, haphazard wiring dating from the tube-and-rag days of Experimental building. In short, as Experimental aircraft have become increasingly electrically intensive,...
I Want My ADS-B!
...Electronics’ XGPS170 GPS/ADS-B receiver includes a non-slip pad to keep the unit securely in place on the glareshield. The Work Begins Having had some experience in the design and building...
How the Pros Do It: Continental Mattituck
...is simple. A fan draws room air into the table enclosure and through a catch filter (which captures the overspray), then pushes it to an exhaust vent outside the building....
In Case You Missed It
Making the Perfect Lancair
Terrence O'Neill has taken customization of his Lancair 235 to a new level, from the Burns Stainless exhaust to a remote-controlled canopy.
Build a Custom Display for Your Panel
With some basic electronics and programming skills, it’s not as tough as it seems.
Return of the Turbo-Compound
Everything old is new again. Paul Lamar looks at the turbo-compound engine, developed in the post-WW-II era. Thrown over for jet engines, it may yet hold promise today as we search for more energy efficient ways to get the most out of increasingly expensive fuel.