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What’s New: Dynon’s New Com Radio and Intercom
...complete the system by building on existing modes such as heading hold, GPS ground track hold, altitude hold, and control wheel steering. VFR pilots also benefit with a new alternative...
Bearhawk LSA
When we last took a look at the Bearhawk LSA (KITPLANES January 2013), the prototype was flying, plans were available for scratch building, and kits were beginning to ship. Nevertheless,...
Have You Ever Scared Yourself?
...to our field – problems that can be traced back directly to building or design errors. Many times we make decisions during our build that can affect the safety of...
Pete Sinclairs Lancair ES-P
...having established his career in the rapidly-evolving world of high tech. But he wasn’t content. The first step in building a Lancair is to attend the mandatory factory training, where...
Ask the DAR
Question: I’m rebuilding a 1942 L-2 Taylorcraft. I have to completely rebuild the wings and much of the fuselage. Can I recertify this aircraft as an Experimental so I can...
Boots on the Ground
...through the vast grounds at Lakeland or Oshkosh, I find that if I just look at the crowds, I will see people that want to talk about their passion—building, flying,...
Dakota Super 18
...They got their start by rebuilding and improving Piper PA-18 Super Cubs. Part of that business model includes Part Manufacturer Approval (PMA) PA-18 ribs. Those ribs led to another PMA...
Is LiFePO4 in Your Future?
...and mechanical engineering and operates a small engineering consulting company. Alling is building a Rutan Defiant push-pull twin. He chose the Defiant as a test bed for experimental engines, of...
Fiberglass Magic
...be available. Inventiveness and craftsmanship become necessary, just like in the early days of homebuilding. Rebuilding a Custom Part Let’s look at a recent example. The subject is a beautiful...
Cool and Cooler
...radiated to the passing air by fins packaged between the oil plates. Simply stacking cups and turbulator plates is the basic building block of a drawn-cup-cooler. Typically seven or nine...
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North to Alaska
When faced with the choice of going commercial or flying his RV-6 to Alaska, author Ken Scott opted to be pilot in command. Having never flown his plane on trips long enough to require an en-route fuel stop, he figured it was time. What ensued was the trip of a lifetime, with scenery only Alaska can offer, glimpses of aviation history, and flying challenges tempered by friendly encounters with the natives.
E-Hawk in Paradise
A small group of students in a well-equipped private school have constructed an electric...