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Inline and V Four-Stroke
...lead-scavenging additives with these engines if run on 100LL avgas. Multiple firewall-forward kits and supporting parts are available from Viking to support these engines in Zenith, RANS, Van’s, Kitfox, GlaStar...
Archive: January 1992
...had a Lycoming O-290), a Hi-MAX, an Avid Flyer, a Longster III, a Pro-Tech PT-2, a Loehle 5151, a Quickie-Plus, a Kriket Mk-2, a Kitfox, a Hiperlight and a Challenger....
STOL Drags
...the vest, walkie-talkie and the 1000 watt smile making sure the hot rodded Kitfoxes run on time. Quinn was quick to point us the STOL Drag’s poster queen, Nat Esser....
Museum of Flying Art
...For sure an Avid Flyer is needed to simultaneously denote the beginning of the light Rotax and backcountry flying movement, although its Kitfox derivative is no doubt also required due...
What’s In a Name?
...Coyote and even Kitfox represent canines in general. I guess people don’t want to have to confess that their airplane is a dog. Go figure. Star is another name that...
Meeting the Kitfox Aircraft Family
Kitfox Aircraft’s John McBean takes us on a tour of the Kitfox family at AirVenture 2021. While they may look similar, the three core models of Kitfox (Supersport, STI and...
Ryan ST Reimagined
...on the ST. The airfoil was changed from the original NACA 2412 to a Riblett GA30U-612, like that of the Kitfox. The ribs are a bonded aluminum honeycomb, which provides...
Round Fantasies
...small radials. Besides the usual Hatz, Kitfox and WW-I replicas Watrous is finding antique airplane owners are seeking ways to use the larger Verners as the original engines lose viability...
One Piece at a Time
...October 1991, July 1992 and April 1993. The list included the Kitfox, Glasair, RANS, RV-3, Pazmany, and Falco. To winnow the list, he compared his accumulated skills to the airplanes’...
Gray Kitfox S7 STi
I started my Kitfox S7 STi build November 2018 and flew it November 2020. The guys at Kitfox have been extremely helpful along the way answering questions with their heavy...
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All About Avionics, Part 9
One of the final steps in getting your avionics suite to work is installation of some sort of antenna to capture various radio frequencies. Failing to choose the right antenna and install it properly can compromise the whole installation. Rather than focusing on the intricacies of antenna design, the author discusses the merits of internal versus external for particular equipment plus where to place them; by Stein Bruch
