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Pet Pup
...feasibility of building a full-scale Sopwith Pup. At the risk of being clich, we drew the major components on a dinner napkin, which was pretty appropriate, considering my drawing ability....
Highly Evolved
...the Wolstenholme Group. Bob Wolstenholme is a Lancair IV-P early adopter and his company started building all the machined parts for the Lancair product line in 1984. Wolstenholme is an...
Perking up the performance of a Glasair Sportsman
...for extracting the exhaust gasses in the cylinder. Then it is just a matter of building a system with the correct length of pipe, so the negative pressure pulse arrives...
Oil Cooler 101
...not a larger oil cooler. Parts scrounging is a time-honored tradition in Experimental aircraft building, but it pays to be cautious when un-earthing veteran oil coolers from an A&P’s dusty...
Completions
Scott Thatcher’s Zenith 601XLB The Zenith 601XLB was my first attempt at building an aircraft, and it was one of the most exciting and rewarding experiences of my life. After...
Editor’s Log
...probably well within the skill level and financial means of anyone who is seriously thinking about building their own airplane. In this issue, we feature another impressive and expensive machine,...
Buzzwords: Human Factors—The Basics
...been discovered and remedied during developmental flight testing. Didn’t work out that way in this case. The nice thing about building your own airplane is you get to put stuff...
Down to Earth
...model you’re interested in or are currently building or modifying. It’s an eye-opening educational experience. Any deviation from the kit manufacturer’s engineering specs puts you in the realm of test...
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....
Free Flight
...perfect (for the conditions), they all fall on top of each other and you can feel the strength of the motor building. Then one will start to drop, followed by...
