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...building my Nieuport 28 from his kit. I received outstanding support throughout the building process. Hes definitely the expert in WW-I replica airplanes. I think you’ll see the airplane Ive...
Ask the DAR
...am building a RANS S-19 kit.I am under the impression that I am responsible for proving to the FAA that I built 51% of this plane.Does that make it an...
Flight Review: Horse Perennial
...mph. Long’s plan was to put the aircraft into production, as homebuilding was almost unknown in the late 40s, and Schweizer Aircraft in Elmira, New York, had agreed to build...
The Independence Project: Avionics
...Garmin SL40 com radio and Garmin transponder. Not shown are the Flightcom intercom and Artex 406 MHz ELT remote switch. The first four installations of this series covered building the...
The Dawn Patrol
...the big perks about building and flying a WW-I replica. You get asked, no, begged, to bring them to airshows. In some cases, like the show we were heading to,...
Around the Patch
...best magazine for people who really are serious about building aircraft, the practical, hands-on focus is king, and within that focus naturally appear the answers to all of the major...
Flight Review: Jabiru J230 Light Sport
...smooth, consistent landings are yours. Building, Then Flying In every flight regime sampled, the J230 performed admirably, and leaves the impression of a good-natured, docile and easy-to-understand aircraft. To that,...
Aero ‘lectrics
...yes, its that simple. But we all know where the devil resides. Building It First, we need to come to some resolution about what temperatures we want to set our...
Build a Bear: Put the Fabric in Fabrication
...nice. One of the great and somewhat unexpected benefits of building airplanes has been meeting great people like Steve and Heidi. We hope that building the Cub will serve as...
The Independence Project: We Start the Finish Kit
...choice of trim colors. In the order noted in the building instructions, tasks this time include wing attachment, wiring harnesses, flight controls, seat parts plus crew restraints, the canopy, landing...
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The EAA HAC Grows
The EAA’s Homebuilt Aircraft Council (HAC) has expanded to better address this segment’s needs.
Editor’s Log
As Paul Dye takes the helm at KITPLANES, he looks forward to covering this exciting time in the Experimental aircraft community.
