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Red, Round and Gorgeous
...always wanted a Hatz since he was a kid building model airplanes with his dad. After retiring from a Navy and Air Guard career, and marrying Kathy who he promptly...
Eclipsing
...type of adventure that we dreamed about during the building stage. It was sad to see the low turnout at Sulphur Springs, especially after the monumental effort they put into...
Crafting Cubs (With a Lot of Help)
Building an airplane takes time, we all know that. It also requires some skill, certain tools and abundant patience. Truth is, not all who want an Experimental/Amateur-Built airplane, with the...
AirVenture 2024 In Perspective
Home for 24 hours, it’s time to look back and think about our eight-day sojourn in Wisconsin. Trading the green, head-high cornfields for the desert and mountainous west with building...
Aircraft Specialty Flightlines Brings Three New Smart Components to AirVenture
...with parking brake switch. Folks building anything with a Beringer brake setup will benefit from Aircraft Specialties new Beringer parking brake bracket, with integrated switch for a parking brake annunciation...
Yup – Another Mustang
...under-construction project. They have always been a long-term building commitment – more complex than a typical kit project, and require a bit more builder originality and ingenuity to complete. The...
Risk Tolerance
...about aircraft and that has influenced my thinking when building. One of the lessons I learned early was that backup systems should not be of the same design or manufacturer....
EAA Aeroplane Workshop. Skills and Surprises
Across the street from Homebuilder Headquarters squats an aging yellow pole building. Inside its uninviting exterior may lie the confidence you need to tackle the primary skills holding you back...
First AirVenture for a Homebuilder
...in 2018, but then moving to Sequim, WA (of Boys in the Boat fame), and building a Sling 2 became the priorities for several years. Finally, this year, the plane...
Hoses? We’ve got Hoses!
...specializes in one-off, unique configurations, building custom hose ends as well as making hose assemblies to custom lengths- and since he is well-versed in the kit planes of today, he...
In Case You Missed It
Twice the Angst and What a Cost!
Several months back, I was all CAVU regarding my partnership with an old friend...
Tribute to a Homebuilt Legend
Understanding Paul H. Poberezny means understanding the history of homebuilt aircraft in the USA. By Amy Laboda.
Fire in the Hole
Were all used to the standard red canister fire extinguisher, often encased behind glass, that we've grown up with at school, work and at home. But the need to put out flames in racecars has brought about a new generation of extinguishers, suitable for aircraft, which offers effective protection in a small and attractive package.
