Sounding Off

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Like some sort of verbal restricted area, certain subjects are such tropes in aviation scribbling that I steer around them like they were cumulonimbus....

A Certain A-Piel

1
Meet this gem of an airplane.

Savoring Silver

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A building partnership builds on its success.

Building the eXenos

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Part 8: Trying out task-based Phase I flight testing.

Second Chance Six

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Part 6: Working up the panel plus some odds and ends.

Diodes, Backward and Forward

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Let’s talk about what makes a diode—what the physical makeup of a diode really looks like on the inside.

Build an Electric Tug for Your Airplane

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It’s easier and less expensive than you think.

Going Glass

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The block diagram.

Accessory Stacking To Mill an Arc

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Securely holding small parts for machining is always a challenge. The solution may be to use a work-holding gadget such as a pin vise...

Snap, Crackle, Pop

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I bucked the first rivet on my Van’s RV-10 project in October 2007. Barrett Precision Engines built my engine from a core, a decision...

In Case You Missed It

Practical Electrical

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Wire termination science—part III. By Robert L. Nuckolls, III.

Searey LSX

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An old friend with a new personality.

North to Alaska

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When faced with the choice of going commercial or flying his RV-6 to Alaska, author Ken Scott opted to be pilot in command. Having never flown his plane on trips long enough to require an en-route fuel stop, he figured it was time. What ensued was the trip of a lifetime, with scenery only Alaska can offer, glimpses of aviation history, and flying challenges tempered by friendly encounters with the natives.

Cutting Aluminum on the Table Saw

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The first time I watched someone cut a one-inch thick slab of 7075...