Viewfinder

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Editor-at-Large Marc Cook flies the RANS S-7LS at the U.S. Sport Aviation Expo in Sebring, Florida, and hears encouraging news from vendors.

Down to Earth

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Amy Laboda discusses her approach to getting instrument re-current and describes the many tools available to help you en route.

Free Flight

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Acknowledging risk and taking steps to minimize it are safer than denying that it exists.

Alternative Energies

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Dean Sigler checks in on the Green Flight Challengers of 2011 who didn’t make it to the competition to see what they’re up to now.

Light Stuff

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If your homebuilt aircraft requires more assembly than actual fabrication, what does that mean vis-a-vis the FAA’s 51% rule? Roy Beisswenger looks into it.

Building With a Partner

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Building an aircraft with a partner can be a rewarding experience. Dave Prizio discusses his relationship with longtime building partner Ed Zaleski, and how to go about forging your own successful building partnership.

What’s New

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Garmin offers a GTN 750 training app for iPads; Dynon Avionics and Pocket FMS announce availability of worldwide AeroData for SkyView EFIS;

Viewfinder

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By getting an up-close look at the Sandberg reporting station in Southern California, Editor-at-Large Marc Cook finds out why the weather there is almost always worse than it is anywhere else in the L.A. basin.

Wingtip To Wingtip

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Formation flying offers challenges beyond those you’d encounter on a $100 hamburger run. Dave Klages spends a day with the West Coast Ravens as they put their RVs through their paces.

Alternative Energies

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Electric motorgliders are leading the way in low-cost, fuel-efficient flight. In the second installment of his two-part series, Dean Sigler profiles seven designs at the forefront of this emerging field.

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Light Aircraft Fuel System Design

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America the Beautiful

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Flying Rosie “from sea to shining sea.”

A Hangar Fit for a Bride

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Since we live on an airpark, have a large hangar of our own and...

Engine Beat

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The first step to stopping an oil leak is determining where its coming from, and thats not as easy as you might think. By Steve Ells.