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Ask the DAR
...Ann, have built seven amateur-built airplanes including two ultralight types, a Moni Motorglider, a Dragonfly Mk2, two RV-6s and a Zenair CH 601HDS. They are currently building a scratch-built biplane....
Under the Cowl
...him your attention for a little while each month as he shares what he has learned in many decades of aviating and building in the Experimental world. I first met...
Down to Earth
...of such a transition more numerous. Those who don’t want the commitment of building their own, but are still interested in maintaining their own aircraft would do well to consider...
Editor’s Log
...this “management Inspection” was to determine if the airframe was in a condition good enough for NASA to accept it from the contractor who was building it in Palmdale, California....
Building the Bearhawk LSA
...sure could produce one good engine. Rion had fallen in love with a lot of cool tools while building his RV-4 and, of course, still had them all. Even better,...
All About Avionics
Building an airplane is just part of the fun for homebuilders. After building comes flying, then maintaining, and eventually upgrading—that is if you keep the airplane long enough before becoming...
Ask the DAR
...to our aircraft during night and/or instrument flight rules. Question: I am currently building a four-place Bearhawk Experimental. If I sell it someday, will the sale affect the category of...
Vortex M912 Gyroplane
...provides great stability and directional control. The author hangs the new Rotax 912 on the frame of the gyro. Building the gyro involves little fabrication—the majority of the work is...
Get a Grip!
...homebuilding in these modern times, but it’s still a good way to get in the air on the cheap. While we’re convinced you’ll be happier with a dedicated aviation grip,...
Maintenance Matters
...shut (on). When building your airplane you may have noted that there are master relays and starter relays. The differences are important. Master relays are designed to handle lighter loads...
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Point Designs
Point designs are the answers to a particular, well-defined problem. They don‘t necessarily answer any other problem.
