Completions

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Builders share their successes.

Garmins New GTN Series

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Paul Bertorelli reviews Garmins long-awaited GTN 650/750 navigators, and finds out how they stack up against the successful GNS 430/530 series.

Field Notes on an Installation

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What you need to consider before installing Garmins new GTN 650/750 series navigators in your homebuilt.

Vroom!

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Months of repair work netted Bill Repucci a new, more powerful engine for his RV-9. The increase in horsepower brings with it a shift in CG and handling characteristics.

Learning To Weld

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Ken Scott finds that practice makes perfect (or pretty good) as he puts his newfound wire-feed welding skills to the task of replacing rotting wood hangar doors with sturdy, steel-frame ones.

The Ultimate Upgrade

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With Lancair’s factory-authorized builder assistance program, new Evo owners Wendell and Martha Solesbee get a leg up on their project. Custom jigs and extra hands take weeks off the build time and ensure they’re ready for the next steps.

Ask the DAR

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Major changes to your homebuilt aircraft require sign off by the FAA. Mel Asberry explains how to keep it legal.

Completions

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Builders share their successes.

The Ultimate Upgrade

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Veteran pilots and kit builders, Wendell and Martha Solesbee make the reasoned decision to embark on a Lancair Evo build—the ultimate upgrade to their already-impressive homebuilt fleet.

Ask the DAR

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Ready to perform aerobatics with your new homebuilt? Not so fast! The operating limitations dictate what's required first.

In Case You Missed It

Plane and Simple

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Protecting wires with cable sleeving.

Testing, Testing!

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Part 3: Testing components and assemblies.

Out-of-Date Hoses

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As the fleet ages, many owners and builders forget to check the date codes...

The Home Machinist (Part 11)

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In our continuing series, author Bob Fritz explains how to use a boring head to drill odd-size or big holes. Hint 1: The bigger the hole, the slower the going. Hint 2: The traveling rest, which moves with the cutting tool, braces the material in two directions to minimize flexing.