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Pilot Proficiency
Last month we looked at knocking off the rust that tends to accumulate during the building process off of your flying skills. But what about first flights? The NTSB...
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....
Completions
...joy to fly. Sodus, New York nghertner@verizon.net Philip Smith’s Zenith CH 701 I started building in February of 1997, and the airplane was finally signed off after three years, eight...
Free Flight
...before. The forecast called out the potential for building more storms, but at 0800 I was between layers at 10,000 feet, in smooth air, and suffering only slightly from a...
Tony Kirk's RV 6-A
I started building my RV-6A, N57TK, on July 4, 2002 and I flew the first flight on September 5, 2005. The empennage and wings were built by another builder. When...
All About Avionics: EFIS Dreams 2011
...the 2011 building season, the landscape in EFIS offerings has not changed much. Familiar companies vie for dominance, while some smaller ones continue to improve product and add features. We...
More Than a Science Project
...off-the-shelf motor and power supply. In 2006 Sonex had the time and capital to fund the E-Flight Initiative that would allow the design, development and building of its own electric...
TCW Adds UpConverter to Intelligent Power Stabilizer
TCW's up-converter includes the company's intelligent power stabilization system. With more and more homebuilders choosing their avionics packages later and later in the building process in an effort to stave...
Tim Delf’s Sky Jeep
After 10 enjoyable years of on and off building, my plans built Zenith CH701 aircraft received its airworthiness certificate on March 10, 2011 and took to the air on March...
The Dawn Patrol
...saying, building a scaled-down WW-I replica aircraft is probably the only way ole "Joe Normal" will ever get into anything resembling a warbird. When Tom Glaeser and I built our...
In Case You Missed It
Free Flight
Thousands of hours of flight time in a pilots logbook are no guarantee of superior skill-or superior judgment.
Buying a Used Homebuilt: Different Types
Fly before you buy, factory support, engines, and Light Sport.
