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Booster or Bravado?
...Association that stood out above the others. They dispensed knowledgeable advice—quarterly, through a newsletter, rather than hourly, on the internet—without pushing an agenda. Pros and cons of each building decision...
Experimental Audio Panels: Sophisticated, Integrated
...it to someone more experienced is the advice from the pros. “The most important thing that’s required to build a quality wiring harness is to be able to properly read...
Turbine Temptation: Into the Air
...climb—so we made a list of pros and cons and decided to raise the gear on the first flight—after extensive ground testing, of course. In order to give myself a...
How the Pros Do It: How Diamond Builds Composite Airplanes
...and Austro diesel versions—and the impressive DA62 twin. Diamond Aircraft aren’t homebuilts, of course, but when the topic is “building airplanes,” we like to see how the pros do it....
2020 Engine Buyer’s Guide
...various schools for interested homebuilders or maintenance pros. The engines are dependable and rebuildable. Still the best selling Rotax is the carbureted 912 series, available in 80 hp carbureted...
Military Oxygen
...second stage as part of the worn equipment—and this has pros and cons. While incredibly compact and light, it is also not as controllable. It is designed as a pressure-demand...
Time is Running Out!
...pros at fleet-wide retrofits. Airlines hitherto have not generally installed WAAS GPS receivers because they already have a variety of navigation sources fused together for their needed accuracy. Compliance costs...
Bleed Like a Pro!
...problem was addressed, the fluid pumped without issue. For about $10 of off-the-shelf components, you can bleed your brakes like the pros and save your money for other aviation essentials....
Promise Fulfilled
...impressive first year effort by the two aviation pros. Fifth and sixth places went to Thunder Mustangs. Fifth was earned by Peter Balmer of Interlaken, Switzerland at 337 mph; sixth...
Rear Cockpit
...directing your questions. Look for published advice, the sort someone thought important enough to print on paper and distribute to the working pros out in the field. And yes, much...
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Maintenance Matters
In this new column, Steve Ells shares his background as an A&P mechanic and offers tips on keeping your homebuilt aircraft running smoothly.
Alternator and Voltage Regulator Problems
As everyone moves toward electronic instrumentation, the alternator is taking on a more and...
Ask the DAR
DAR Mel Asberry continues his discussion of operating limitations and Phase I flight-test requirements.