Van’s Aircraft will discuss their kits, the mission of each design, and provide an update on the development of the new RV-15.

Budd Davisson, Sport Aviation columnist and Homebuilders Hall of Fame inductee, will cover the advantages of gas welding and some tips on getting started.

Get all the latest information on the new Sonex Highwing! Sonex owner and president Mark Schaible will brief the audience on the progress of the first prototype aircraft.

Brad Brensing, Garmin Experimental/LSA Sales Manager, will discuss screen selection, panel and remote mount avionics options, interface capabilities, and additional resources.

Join FAA Designated Airworthiness Representative Joe Norris as he explains what a builder needs to do to successfully navigate the FAA’s required processes.

Join EAA’s Jack Pelton, Sean Elliott and Rob Hackman as they discuss current issues for owners and builders of amateur-built aircraft and challenges to the aviation industry.

Rob Hickman from Advanced Flight Systems will discuss additional ways you can reduce your instrument panel installation time with an ADVANCEDPANEL.

Mike Busch A&P/IA offers a series of real-life stories that demonstrate how engine monitor data analysis can be used to provide precise, accurate, pinpoint diagnosis.

This presentation will review considerations of engine acquisition options including certificated versus experimental engines and rebuilt versus overhauled. It will also review basic engine terminology and nomenclature.

Vic Syracuse will share with you the things you need to know before buying a finished and flying homebuilt.

Learn the basics of how to work with composites in aircraft construction projects. EAA SportAir instructor Scott VanderVeen will share what you need to know to be successful.

Paul Dye presents a look at the things a builder/pilot should consider in planning, training for, and executing a flight test program on their new homebuilt aircraft.

This session will not only help you develop the best paint scheme to highlight the beauty of your aircraft, but will also help you develop your design within a frame work of living within a budget for applying the paint scheme design.

In this webinar, John Cox will explain how to properly use AN hardware and many other fasteners not commonly used outside of aircraft. John is a manager of EAA’s SportAir Workshop program and an A&P/IA mechanic.

Serial builder Vic Syracuse will share strategies and tips for successfully completing your project. Vic is a nationally recognized expert in pre-buy examinations, condition inspections, and DAR services for amateur-built aircraft.

In this webinar, we'll cover general considerations such as matching your avionics to your flying and budget, product choices, and configurations from Dynon Avionics.

Charlie Becker of EAA & Shaun Walker, EAA’s SportAir TIG welding instructor,

EAA SportAir Workshops Electrical Systems & Avionics instructor Dick Koehler discusses the basics of aircraft electrical wiring and tips for planning out your aircraft electrical system.

Phil Lockwood of Lockwood Aviation Supply, will provide installation and operational tips on the Rotax 912, 915 and 916 engines.

This presentation is for builders who want to know how to plan and wire their aircraft. Marc Ausman, author of Aircraft Wiring Guide, will cover how to start thinking about and planning for the electrical system.

A review of go-fast kitbuilt aircraft options and a discussion of some of the related considerations which may have impacted their market success.

Learn the basics of fabric covering aircraft from EAA SportAir Workshop instructor Nate Hammond. Nate, an A&P mechanic, has restored just about every style of fabric-covered aircraft in existence.

Sheet metal construction is the most popular material used in today’s kit aircraft. Mike Dooley will teach you how to work with sheet metal in this session. Mike is an instructor for the EAA SportAir Workshops sheet metal course and built an RV-8.

Join EAA Homebuilt Community Manager Charlie Becker to learn the things every builder should know about building your own aircraft.