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Turbo Power, Part 3

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...the FAA intended with its Experimental category, this project was indeed a learning experience. Making it Airworthy    Before we could have the FAA inspector come by, we had to make the...

Flying the Baby Belle

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...large amount of time and energy to design and create an automotive conversion in the large area available under the transmission. Or how about a turbine? As a rule of...

Auto Engines for Aircraft, Part 1

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...successful engineering depends on a combination of knowledge, analysis, experimentation and test.     A lack of knowledge and analysis means more experimentation and test. In aircraft powerplant design, this can lead...

Auto Engines for Aircraft, Part 2

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 KITPLANES Magazine, August 2001Auto Engines for Aircraft Part 2 of an engineering perspective on these popular conversions. By Terry EdwardsLast month we covered some of the differences between engines designed...

Composite Flats, Part 2

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...have outstanding fatigue resistance. They process easily with catalyst systems and have low toxicity. Vinylester saved weight and facilitated a float design with the structural capacity to flex and absorb...
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Homebuilt vs. Certified

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...were a number of interlocked corporations formed to minimize legal liability. At some point, Arlington Aircraft Development licensed the design to OMF, whose version is the Symphony; OMF then made...

First Time Builders

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...things. Getting Real A few first-time aircraft homebuilders have completed unbelievably difficult projects including the original design and scratch-building of every part of some complex airplane. But most people considering...

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DIY Adjustable Rib Centerline Marking Tool

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As a new builder I came quickly to the step of needing to mark rib centerlines to align the ribs with the predrilled holes in the skin.

Ask the DAR

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Increasing gross weight, adding IFR to operating limitations, transponder requirements.

Plane and Simple

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Filling without spilling.

Down and Locked

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Why do pilots forget to put their wheels down?