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Ron's Sea and Sky Aviation Page page is mostly for the
Homebuilt
Aviation enthusiast. Email me at ron@wanttaja.com
with any corrections or suggestions.
Last Update: 4 March 2020
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General Information
Links to Homebuilt Aircraft Companies and
Individual
Aircraft Web Pages
Frequently Asked Questions (and Their Answers)
- Homebuilt Aircraft FAQ (Frequently
Asked
Questions
List)
- Jim
Pratt's FAQ site . LOTS of legal and other information on
homebuilts,
including downloadable copies of important FAA documents.
- Amateur-Built Maintenance (an
article
from
the
EAA Government Programs Office). Learn the legalities of
maintaining a
homebuilt you bought instead of built.
- Index
for KITPLANES and SPORT AVIATION Thomas Decker graciously
offered
his
index to the net, and Marc Zeitlin has done an HTML conversion.
Many
thanks
to both these gentlemen.
- And the post popular question: "Where can I find free
plans
for
homebuilt
aircraft?"
Aircraft Information
Personal Sites of Note
Miscellaneous
Technical Info
Cockpit Dimensions
Construction and Design Advice
Engine Information
I've collected a signficant collection of links on my Sea
and Sky Engine Page.
FAA Advisory Circulars and Reference Information
- AC 90-89A
Amateur-Built
Aircraft
and Ultralight Flight Testing Handbook
- AC 20-27
Certification
and Operations
of Amateur-Built Aircraft
- AC 65-23A
Certifiction
of
Repairmen
- Amateur Built
- AC 90-109
Airmen Transition to Experimental or Unfamiliar Airplanes
- Jim Pratt's Publications
page is a good all-in-one source.
- AC43-13-1B,
Acceptable
Methods,
Techniques,
and
Practices - Aircraft Inspection and Repair (Zip file with all
chapters
- 15 MB)
- CAM-18. The predecessor of
AC43-13.
Flight Testing
Materials and Specifications
Miscellaneous Technical Information
Painting
Propellers
Stories
These are links to stories about flying (and a couple of other
things)
that I've written and shared with folks. Most are fun, there
are
a couple of serious ones in the mix.
- The do-it-yourself 747 . Now
the
truth is
out....
- Wire Strike! A
Cherokee
pilot
flies through power lines, and not only lives, but LANDS.
- The Homebuilt Submarine . Yes, a
submarine,
built out of a T-33 tip tank.
- Goodbye,
John
.
A farewell to a friend.
- The Auburn
Witch
Project . Oooo, that's SCAAAARYYY!!! :-)
- Banner . Everyone had their
reaction
to
September 11th. Here's what I wrote for our next EAA
Chapter
newsletter.
- An Accelerometer in Paradise .
Where
would
paradise be for a device that measures and stores shocks and
bangs for
later examination? How about in a piece of baggage carried
by a
commercial
airliner....
- AVweb Articles. I've
written a
couple
of articles for the online aviation magazine AVweb
- Fly Baby Tales - A Fly Baby is
an
open-cockpit,
single-seat, homebuilt airplane. I've been flying them for
about
fifteen years now, and really have no urge to move on to
something
else.
Over the years, I've posted a number of stories of things
that've
happened
in my Fly Baby. These stories all all located in with my Fly
Baby web page .
- Interested in writing for aviation magazines? Check out
the Avwriter's
Primer.
- The
Songs
They Sang. Five articles about traditional
aviation
songs.
- I've
got
Wings! A PDF version of a pre-war Army Air Force
pamphlet
for kits, all about flying.
Fun Sites
These are links to some aviation-related sites which are just plain
fun
to go through. They're mostly G-rated, although one or
two
may have some off-color jokes in sections. Check out my own Stories
section, too.
Homebuilt Aircraft Home Pages
I used to maintain a list of homebuilt aircraft projects...but owner
sites come and go, and it was impossible to keep it up to date.
So...I suggest using Google or another search engine to look for
sites relative to the aircraft you are interested in.
Links to Homebuilding-Related Organizations
and
Publications
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