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Zenith Open Hangar Event Set for September
...Airport. Several hundred participants are expected, mainly existing and new Zenith Aircraft builders and owners, along with those who may be interested in building a Zenith design. There is no...
Firewall Forward: Engine Mounts
...is inevitable. Making Your Own Engine Mount If you are building a kit, it is highly likely that the kit manufacturer has included, or can provide at some extra cost,...
Flight Testing
For those building a modern, home-built Experimental aircraft, the light at the end of the tunnel—the pot of gold at the end of the rainbow—is the thought of soaring through...
Ron Bearer Jr.’s Baby Great Lakes
...added. Every part made of wood was also built from scratch, including the stringers, floor, seat and instrument panel. The most exciting part of the rebuilding process was the fabric....
Ask the DAR
...that building a CX-4 and taking advantage of the advertised kits may put me in the same difficulty—that the sum of the purchased parts may exceed the limit allowed by...
Free Flight
...aiming for a tangent a safe distance away and building speed as I leaned out the mixture and set power. Coming up even with the little tower, I rolled wings...
Scott Van Artsdalen's S6ES Coyote II
I finished building my S6ES Coyote II in February of 2011 after 23 months and 300 hours of construction. I had previously built and flown an Vans RV-4 and it...
The Ultimate Upgrade
...the IV-P. Reflecting on the Building Process Once the Solesbees were well into their Phase I flight testing, it was time to reflect on the building process: What went well?...
Homebuilding on the Edge
...his brother are building two of the 70%-scale airplanes, “which is why we’re using hard tooling. Normally you wouldn’t for a one-off.” The airplane will be fully composite with vacuum-bagged...
Light and Capable
It is fairly common knowledge that the key to building a “sport” airplane—one that is quick, fun and maneuverable—is to build it light and simple. The lighter the airframe, the...
In Case You Missed It
Light Stuff
Interested in ultralights? Roy Beisswenger explains what is available and how to make the right choice for your needs.
Metal Magic: Making Parts Fit
In our 22nd episode of Metal Magic, KITPLANES editor at large Paul Dye goes...