Experimenter

July 2014

Experimenter is a magazine created by EAA for people who build airplanes. We will report on amateur-built aircraft as well as ultralights and other light aircraft.

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EAA Experimenter 25 Single-seat powered parachutes are great for fun fl ying early in the morning and later in the evening when winds are less of a problem. The Aerolite 103 is an example of a tube-and-fabric ultralight that's offered as a ready-to-fl y machine. A variety of engine options are available. www.ufl yit.com/aerolite103main.htm An aerial view of Paradise City, the place for ultralight and light-sport aircraft enthusiasts to gather at the Sun 'n Fun International Fly-In and Expo each spring. The new Belite ProCub, fl own by designer James Wiebe, features extensive use of carbon fi ber and foam construction to stay under the ultralight weight limit of 254 pounds. www.beliteaircraft.com The last step of a powered paraglider takeoff run as a childhood dream comes true. Learn more about paragliding, or paramotoring as some call it, in this month's "Ultralight World" column on page 32 of this issue. Jonathan Amundsen of Winter Haven, Florida, is fl ying this SNS-8 Hiperlight, a negative- stagger biplane ultralight design introduced by the Sorrell brothers of Washington state. EAA Founder Paul Poberezny also built and fl ew a Hiperlight. www.hiperlightaircraft.com E A A E X P _ J u l y 1 4 . i n d d 2 5 EAAEXP_July14.indd 25 7 / 1 / 1 4 9 : 5 6 A M 7/1/14 9:56 AM

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