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Kitplanes Magazine: Your Homebuilt Aircraft Authority. We cover topics relevant to anyone who has ever dreamed of building or owning a homebuilt experimental aircraft.

Lycoming’s 2019 Engine School Dates

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Lycoming Engines announced a redesign of its Engine School and the 2019 training schedule. The training program is now a single class, 5-day course...
Kitplanes January 2019 cover

January 2019

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Hopwood Zodiac 601XLB

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Zodiac 601XLB N601LL was first flown on September 12, 2018. It took 11 years from start to finish with numerous long breaks interspersed for...

Experimental Category Aircraft Accident Totals Drop Again

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Fatal accidents in experimental category aircraft, including amateur-built aircraft, continued their decline during the Federal Aviation Administration's 2018 fiscal year that ended September 30,...

Letters

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Long Live Long-EZs! I really liked the article on the Rutan Aircraft Flying Experience and the idea of keeping canards alive. Let me tell...

Zenith workshops return to Sebring, Florida, 2019

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Zenith Aircraft Company is bringing back its popular hands-on light aircraft building workshop to the U.S. Sport Aviation Expo (Sebring, Florida from January 23...

Kincaid RV-12

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Our Van's RV-12 E-LSA was completed September 2018. I am a first-time builder, and it took three year build working week-ends only. The plane sports...

American Autogyro Reintroducing the SparrowHawk III Gyroplane Kit

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American Autogyro International, Inc. (AAI) is restarting production of the SparrowHawk III Gyroplane Quick-Build kit. In addition, AAI will provide enhanced support for the...

Meisser Pulsar

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Pulsar XP, serial# 404, made it's maiden flight on May 18, 2013 after quite a long period of building. Since then, the log book contains...

Gross RV-9A

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My USCG-themed RV-9A was completed this weekend. I built it using a slow build kit, although I did get a jump-start, buying 90% completed wings...

In Case You Missed It

Aero ‘lectrics

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In an ongoing attempt to update his shop and make it more energy efficient, Jim Weir puts together a winning compressor-generator combo to run the lights and whatever else needs juice.

Aero ‘lectrics

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The enduring value of the LM386.

Editor’s Log

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Wither the washer?

Easy Hole Spacing

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One of the curses of modern CAD technology is that designers can draw something...