I have a GoPro HD camera I bought to capture some interesting flight video from my RANS S-6S. The camera includes a few different types of mounts, but none of them seemed to work well in the airplane so the camera sat unused. Then I found the wing strut mount from AeroVideo.net. They design and sell very nice high quality camera mounts and offer several options for different cameras and different airplanes. [More Here]

When the Bendix/King AV8OR handheld GPS first hit the market, I fell in love with it immediately. After playing with it at Oshkosh I was impressed with the graphics and I found it fairly intuitive to use. The only problem I had with it was that it was just too small.

Imagine my surprise when I returned to Oshkosh the next year and found the new AV8OR Ace GPS-a much larger version of the AV8OR. [More Here]

My hangar does not have a finished concrete floor. Currently, it is very uneven gravel and because of this the bottom of the walls are open in some places. I visited the hangar once to find little cat footprints all over the top of my wings and canopy. With the openings in the hangar, birds and other animals can easily find their way in. [More Here]


 

I built this airplane to fly! I plan on flying to destinations across the United States and camping under the wing. This is that this hobby is all about. While I'm tucked away in the safety of my sleeping bag and tent, I want to know that my airplane is protected as well. A good canopy cover can prevent scratches from forming on the lexan windshield. The canopy cover also serves as a deterrent to those curious folk at Oshkosh who can't help themselves and have to crawl under the wing and peek in the window-often scratching the lexan doors with their sunglasses or swinging camera. [More Here]