Thanks for the update , Jim.

Owen and I are still planning for a Sunday arrival . Now that we have 
some friends taking some campgear , we can probably park in the 
homebuilt show plane area , at least.

Will try for the autoengine conversion area if possible .

See you at OSH

BTW: When is the beer and brats night , Dana ?


Jim Faughn wrote:

>I'm heading off tomorrow at noon for a quick trip to San Francisco but
>wanted to update you on Oshkosh. I'll be flying in on either Sunday
>(preferable) or Monday and all KR's that aren't camping should try to
>park in the automotive engine area. I am working on updating the
>presentation for Forum, with Mark's help, and have some pretty exciting
>video I will be using for talking through the landing presentation. This
>last Sunday, I took a friend who is in the video business (like Video
>Bob) and he went for a 1st flight in my KR to the Cape Girardeau
>airshow. The entire purpose was to get a video that showed what it was
>like in the phases of landing a KR. We just finished editing the video
>and it exceeds my expectations. For those that have never flown in a KR,
>this is as real as it gets. We did a really good landing and then on the
>way back, I let him know we were going to do a botched approach that we
>would have to correct for. This required a good slip and a bit of a
>bounce that was all captured out of the canopy. Pretty good friend to do
>this with me! Anyway besides the landing sequences, you will also see
>the KR up close and personal with an F-18, F16 and a Blackhawk
>helicopter .... on the ground. They also gave me permission to make
>closed traffic, a low approach and an abrupt vertical move to leave the
>area which is also on tape. This video will be shown at our talk at
>Oshkosh. By the way, I got to see several KR people which was why I went
>in the first place. Thanks for the hospitality Mike and Larry. For those
>that aren't going, you will have to wait. My friend, also named Bob, has
>volunteered, once I'm back, to finish the edit with my narration of the
>landings and then encode it for delivery on the Web. Hopefully by late
>August.
>
>Take care and I hope to see everyone at Oshkosh.
>
>Jim
>N891JF
>
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>4323D Laclede Ave.
>St. Louis, MO 63108
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