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Build Your Skills: Composites (Part 9)

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If you’re thinking of building a composite airplane, you should be aware that its built roughly in thirds. The first third of your time will be spent assembling the airframe....

Contributors

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...on construction and design that would stand even us snap-together types well in our building projects. Ishmael Fuentes We’re up for keeping costs down in flying, now more than ever...

All About Avionics

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...panel is definitely the way to go. The Simple Path: Intercom Unless you’re building a single-seater, all you need is a simple intercom. The primary function of an intercom is...

Aero ‘lectrics

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...memo among our staff. Meant: Were getting everybody in the building responsible for this turkey. Said: Lets get together and discuss the problem. Meant: Come on up Thursday. The guy...

Around the Patch

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...different. Pilots tend to arrive on the doorstep of aircraft building without significant fabrication skills. The clever avail themselves of those who do know, either through electronic means-the online “type...

Dan Parker and the Altitude Airplane

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...their frequent visits to his shop, it was clear that Parkers parents are his biggest fans. His ex-landlord missed a place in history, though, by complaining that building an airplane...

Sequoia Falco: Wings of Desire

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...Falco and its follow-on SF.260, both of which are low-wing two- and three-place aerobatic piston singles. The machine that John Shipler spent a decade building is not a lot different...

A Sign of the Zodiac (Part 7)

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...whole story nagging me, and the powers that be at the KITPLANES® editorial office agreed that another “last” segment might make interesting reading. [Just like the building process itself, you’re...

Common Cents

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...and, finally, the panel. For many builders, thats fine. The purpose is to build at their leisure, and the calendar is not in control. But the changing face of homebuilding...

Light Stuff

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...propel. Learning to maintain motorcycle engines led to employment building, testing and successfully racing snowmobiles and becoming an expert on their propulsion. That introduced him to Rotax high-performance, two-stroke engines...

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The Home Machinist

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Home Machinist Bob Fritz had been looking for a way to compare the effectiveness of various screw extractors he had accumulated in his toolbox, and he found a willing test subject in a Cessna 170s 60-year-old gas tank.

The Owner Assisted Interior

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Working with an upholstery expert can save you money and time when designing and installing an interior in an Experimental aircraft. By Mike Manning.

Archive: August 2014

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As our industry continues to mature and anniversaries come hurtling at us, it’s worth...

The Dawn Patrol

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Beware the numbers.