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Getting to Know the Neighborhood: The Short Story of 68 Airports
...own Kitfox 4, which you might recognize from KITPLANES Completions. Mendonca logged more than 22,000 hours of flying in his career and still has the enthusiasm to average about 80...
Designing Minds
...a Kitfox owner, said that when he was ready for his paint job, he logged onto the Kitfox web site and scanned the photos in its gallery in search of...
Amy's RV-10: Checking Out a Newborn Engine Before Flight
...with the same aplomb as the one in our Kitfox 4 has done for seven years. I like the simplicity of this box. Hit the master and it is on,...
Completions
...approximately 90 hours in [email protected] Beards Kitfox I picked up my Kitfox kit at the factory in October 2001. After a retirement, a couple of moves and a period of...
Unbreaking the Bank
...Hall of Fame. Kitfox First thoughts for this feature were to include the Kitfox Classic IV to represent a line of aircraft that has been among the most popular. But...
Completions
...they had a few years earlier (Pulsar and Kitfox). In preparation for flight testing, I attended the EAA SportAir workshop “Flying Your Project,” instructed by the late Bill Bateman. In...
Simulating Emergencies
...and failed part of the right wing with disastrous results. Another plane from X-plane.org is the Kitfox, modeled by Michel Verheughe and based on the one he owns and flies....
Down to Earth
...was experience. Our first kit aircraft, a Kitfox IV, was built when our children were infants. He had the construction knowledge to build the tube-and-rag airplane with its basic electrical...
Completions
...and have logged 30 hours since. Its a great stable taildragger, and I miss my Kitfox Lite less every day, especially when its windy, which doesn’t seem to bother the...
Completions
...of bags and 4 hours worth of fuel.Niceville, [email protected] Mendoncas Kitfox 4 In November 2004 I bought a Kitfox 4 plane (95% done and 25% to go-as the old joke...
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Simplicity
Countless modifications for homebuilts are available, but does that mean they're right for our projects? Paul Dye discusses the value of keeping things simple.
Error Chain
Panic! What do you do when you find yourself tumbling toward certain demise and none of the tools available seem to be working?