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To Launch a Light Sport
...Ive described it. They did occur as they should have, but given availabilities, inclinations, setbacks and weather, things never go by the book. Thats part of the fun of building...
25th Anniversary: Loran and GPS take over
...Halls hope was to offer anyone with a modicum of wood-working, model-airplane-building, handyman talent and willingness to work, the means to glide and soar!The exotic Legeti Stratos closed-wing composite debuted...
Roll Your Own
...five years since my building partner Ken Krueger and I started this project, something we never imagined when we began. It was getting to the point where we wanted to...
All About Avionics
...the fold, we can expect some exciting new products in this lineup. MGL Avionics MGL Avionics is a relative newcomer to the mainstream homebuilding community, but it has been quite...
ViperJet Redux
Whether our airplane-building budget supports a Pietenpol or an RV-8, most folks who have the gumption and the skill to build and fly their own airplanes were not born sucking...
First Customer Texas Sport Cub Flies
...2008. The decision to build a Texas Sport Cub was all about the building experience. My friends and I are always doing a project that involves something mechanical. We all...
Down to Earth
...needed to be installed to try and trim the noise a little. (That worked.) After years of building and months of testing, it was one week to finish up. Then...
RVs Top 6000 Flying
...the company. According to company founder Richard VanGrunsven, We have shipped starts for more than 1200 aircraft in the last two years, and with the reduced building time required to...
Roll Your Own
...old wood prop for a load, and fired it up. He was pleased to find it ran well from the start. He delivered it while we were building the flight...
Ask the DAR
...that you are talking about building the kit as an Experimental/Amateur-Built. When building an amateur-built that is not on the approved major portion list, you would need to use FAA...
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Flight Review: Mustang II
When Don Caskey recognized that a passel of his neighbors had built and were flying Mustang IIs, he got the bug and constructed a custom-made version of his own.
