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Where’s the Best Place To Build?
...half hour to get to the hangar, you will skip many opportunities for short building sessions because too much time is wasted in travel. Building at Home If you have...
Venturing the Cup
...means burning fuel, which means extra waste heat, and it’s worth erring on the side of excess cockpit cooling if you’re building for long, fast cross-countries. The folding cockpit shade...
Flapjacks and Fly-Ins
...the event to meet the community (above right). One of the most enjoyable and useful “tools” available to anyone considering building or buying an Experimental aircraft, or even any general...
Fear Not the Rivet Cutter
...lengths, but in some cases, I needed lengths in between so out came my good old rivet cutter. If you’re building a metal airplane, and don’t have one—get one! They...
Building a Composite Fuel Tank
...on to the actual construction. Underside of the tank showing bonded fittings for fuel out, return, transfer and drain. Building the Tank The space over the pilot’s legs is not...
We Have a Fixture!
...tool on a workpiece like a jig.” By that definition, I finished building a fixture today – one that will be used to build the tail of the F1 Rocket...
Pursuing Perfection
...signed up for an EAA sheet metal class in Seattle and later for an EAA composite class. Darryl started with the wings, building jigs, setting the spars and ribs and...
Mojave Experimental Fly-In This Saturday
...The mirror cracking contest comes at the end of the two-day event. The fun begins Friday evening with stacks of pizza along with a kid-centric model airplane building and test...
Pledge a Frat
...for Wisconsin’s winter weather to favor my first flight. After five years of building, waiting two months to graduate from project to plane, from builder to pilot, was easy. —K.F....
Kitbuilding as Easy as Child’s Play
...in building a kit aircraft, a friend of mine announced his purchase of a complete new Kitfox airplane kit. (This was back in the 1980s, so this kit was nothing...
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Master Mechanic introduces the Swift Driver, Aircraft Spruce launches an online magazine and offers a simplified FAR/AIM book, and California Power Systems carries Rotax 912 engine rubber replacement kits.
