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Trailer Issues - by Bob Stephens
(Zodiac News Edition 3, Apr 96)
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Article discussing the ins and outs of choosing a trailer
configuration for transporting homebuilt aircraft
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The best engine for the job? - by Bob Stephens
(Zodiac News Edition 3, Apr 96)
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Article discussing the perceived advantages & disadvantages of certain homebuilt
aircraft engines such as the Rotax 912, Mid West Rotary and Subaru
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A follow up to The best engine for the job? - by Alec Bender
(Zodiac News Edition 4, Jul 96)
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Article in response to Bob Stephens' article in Zodiac News Edition 3, Apr 96
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My Zodiac 601HD as a touring aircraft - By Alan Cozens
(Zodiac News Edition 6, Jan 97)
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Article by Alan Cozens describing the Zodiac 601HD's characteristics
as a touring aircraft based upon 200+ hours flight time in G-BVAC
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Weight Where? (The Fuel Versus Baggage Dilemma) - By Bob Stephens
(Zodiac News Edition 6, Jan 97)
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Article looking at different options for locating
fuel and baggage in light of modifications for a leading edge fuel tank
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Leading Edge Fuel Tanks - by Bob Stephens
(Zodiac News Edition 8, Jul 97)
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Article describing the development of a modification
for installing removable leading edge fuel tanks in a Zodiac 601HD
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The use of engineering plastics in the Zodiac 601 HD - by Alan Cozens
(Zodiac News Edition 9, Oct 97)
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An interesting article describing the different qualities of
'plastic' when used in homebuilt aircraft. Required reading for anyone thinking of adding nylon bearings
etc to their aircraft
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Victor Mike gets a new exhaust (Eventually) - by Jim Small
(Zodiac News Edition 11, Apr 98)
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Light hearted article describing the process of making a new exhaust system
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Zodiac 601 HD - The 250 Hour Report on G-BVAC - by Alan Cozens
(Zodiac News Edition 11, Apr 98)
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A follow on article about the qualities of the Zodaic 601HD following 250 hours flying
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The Trials and Tribulations of Building From Scratch - by Bob Stephens
(Zodiac News Edition 11, Apr 98)
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An article that hopefully shows that you can build an aircraft in a
standard size garage and even when moving house every two years!
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