Oshkosh Diary: One Last Hurrah

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Thursday arrived very early, as Louise (my wife) was departing with the intent to hit the starter on the RV-6 at 0600. That meant...

Sport Performance Aviation Uncages the Cougar

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Sport Performance Aviation (SPA) is showing their 2-place Cougar project, which will shortly undergo load testing.

Fly Market Lines

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It’s not a line for the bathroom, donuts…or cheese curds.

First AirVenture for a Homebuilder

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Richard Howell had long thought about going to AirVenture but Oshkosh is a long ways from his home on the West Coast and such...

Honey I Shrunk The Schweizer 300!

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Imagine your surprise to walk the grounds of the AirVenture Ultralight field to see what appears to be an 80% scale Schweizer 300 parked right there among the ultralights and powered parachutes.

Hoses? We’ve got Hoses!

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Tom Swearingen has been making hose assemblies for homebuilders for quite a few years now and is well known for quality custom work done very fast.

AoA Day

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Expect to see an increase in the emphasis on AoA usage.

FAA Hypoxia Training Fills The Moment the Hangar Door Opens

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There has been a line of about 50-100 people waiting each day when the hangar door open and the slots fill within minutes.

Oshkosh Diary: Where Does the Day Go?

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OK, so it Wednesday, and time to start thinking about return weather. Not planning to leave until Friday morning, but it’s a good idea...

A Most Unusual Wright B Flyer

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Imagine a Wright B Flyer with a Lycoming-Thunderbolt IO-390 engine, Dynon Skyview D-700, and ASDB that is Part 23-compliant.

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How I Cross-Country

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Way back in the previous century—closer to the middle of the century than the...

Counterbores

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Counterbore sets (front left, and back) typically cover a basic range of sizes...

3 Years, 1 Minute, and 40 Seconds

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A Mazda-powered Harmon Rocket stomps the time-to-climb record.

Minimax to the Rescue

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It's not easy to find a tug/tow bar assembly substantial enough to handle the job adequately and still be portable enough to be carried aboard.