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Dave Anders

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Dave Anders is a retired dentist and has been flying for 39 years. His RV-4 first flew in 1991 and won Kitbuilt Champion and Reserve Grand Champion awards at Oshkosh. In 1997 the National Aeronautic Association awarded it a World Record for the “Cafe Triaviathon All-Time High Score for Combined Aircraft Performance,” which still stands. He works on its performance continually and has increased its top speed by 44 mph over the years.

Build a Custom Plenum That Will Work

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For optimum performance, all it takes is a little bit of math and some fiberglass.

Propeller Balancing

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Here’s what you need to know to get the smoothest results.

Building a Tunable Carbon Fiber Induction Plenum

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There’s always more to learn when increasing your engine’s horsepower output and optimizing volumetric efficiency.

Induction Wave Propagation

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Yet another way to increase engine volumetric efficiency.

Capturing Helmholtz Free Energy

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Energy thats similar to an open-ocean wave break also exists in engines. Can it be harnessed with a tunable induction system?

Optimizing Induction Air

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Fine-tuning intake system runners for increased performance and economy.

So You’d Like to Go Faster

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Secrets for reducing drag, part 2.

So You’d Like to Go Faster

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Secrets for reducing drag, part 1.

Putting the Experiment in Experimental

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Over 30 modifications resulted in a speed increase of 44 mph.

In Case You Missed It

Firewall Forward: Ignition System Basics

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This episode in our Firewall Forward series looks at magneto ignition systems and ignition...

What’s New

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MGL Avionics offers new touchscreen iEFIS, SkyVision Xtreme introduces a fully portable ADS-B In/Out system, and Worx SD SemiAutomatic Driver debuts.

What’s New

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Zenith offers a reduced price for its STOL CH 701 kit, featuring the 85-hp Jabiru 2200A engine. Dynon offers a rebate for Blue Mountain EFIS owners who trade in for the new SkyView units, as well as special upgrade pricing. Edited by Mary Bernard.

To Launch a Light Sport

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This month builder Bob Fritz searches for a better alternative to last-century circuit technology for his panel and finds it in a Polyfuse.