Little Bird the Kitfox

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Amy Laboda's Kitfox 4, Little Bird, won't break any speed records. But it will tuck nicely into a short turf airstrip in time for a barbecue.

Ask the DAR

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What do you need to do when you buy an Experimental/Amateur-Built aircraft? What should a builder/owner do when they're ramp checked?

Experimotive

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Rick Lindstrom looks at Maxwell Propulsions upgraded FWF system, and peeks into the systems future.

Light Stuff

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Dave Martins Spacewalker II makes room for his recently completed RV-12, and heads east to its new owner in Ohio.

Combustion Pressure and the Future of the Aero Engine

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Editor-in-Chief Marc Cook looks at the changes within Lycoming and how they affect kit builders, as well as Superior Air Parts future since Thielert's bankruptcy.

Cut the Can, Man

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Inspecting your filter after an oil change is a good idea, but what tool is best for opening the can? Bob Fritz tests the gamut of oil filter cutters so that you don't have to.

Engine Beat

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Removing your oil filter is not nearly as easy as putting it on. Steve Ells shows you how to take it off without turning your workshop into a Hazmat site.

Ask the DAR

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Can a powered parachute be classified as Experimental/Exhibition if it missed the ELSA deadline?

Light Stuff

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LSAs are fun, and being able to make that water landing-and takeoff-in one is even more enjoyable. Join Dave Martin as he samples the Progressive Aerodyne SeaRey LSX.

Around the Patch

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Editor-in-Chief Marc Cook comments on Zenith Aircrafts turbulent year following several in-flight breakups of CH 601XL Zodiac aircraft, and the company's response with an extensive update kit.

In Case You Missed It

Design Process: Tail Surfaces

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The tail of the airplane performs three functions: It stabilizes the aircraft in both...

Hidden Truths

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There are some things to learn in aviation that seemingly only come with experience.

Error Chain: Fly the Plane!

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Some days, it's the little things.

Wind Tunnel

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Barnaby Wainfan offers an explanation of how tail surfaces can be subject to flutter and how to avoid the potentially disastrous result.