Letters
Another Catch-22I read with interest the "Forty-Amp Catch-22" article in the December 2017 issue. I recently inspected an RV-6 that had an upgraded 60-amp...
Letters
Constant-Speed PropsMy Cozy Mk IV has an MT constant-speed prop, and I have never fully understood how to use it. So I was really...
Letters
Coming BackI really appreciated LeRoy Cook's article on returning to the cockpit after a long break . A few years ago I came back...
Letters
Spackling Paste? Wow!I commend Vince Homer for his exhaustive study of spackling paste as a filler/fairing compound over a foam base . However, I...
Letters
Where'd Everybody Go?What happened to "Ask the DAR"? He wasn't in my last issue, and I miss him.—Rick SchuchNot to fear—Mel happened to take...
In Case You Missed It
Around the Patch
Editor-in-Chief Marc Cook offers an explanation of how the annual Aircraft Buyer's Guides are assembled, and his attempts to enhance the usefulness and relevance of the information provided.
Setting Up Shop
Before you decide you cant build a plane because you don't have enough shop space, think again. After all, as author Bob Fritz points out, projects have been built in apartments. This article wont go quite that far, but it does detail some pitfalls to avoid and makes suggestions about maximizing the ease and efficiency of working in a limited-space environment.
ViperJet Redux
Before you think to yourself, "I couldn't afford that, let alone fly it" relax a little and let your imagination run wild. The ViperJet offers glove leather interior, rosewood inlay, and performance to spare. Doug Rozendaal completes the picture.