Well Virg, I would say since you have not flown a KR, you really are not qualified to comment here. I have also flown Champs, Cubs, etc. in addition to the 300 hours in my KR. They land VERY different from a KR in speed and weight. I can assure you, the KR will bounce back into the air after the tail wheel contacts the ground first. Please don't take this as a flame but the misinformation could get someone hurt who is new to flying the KR.
Regards, Steve Glover KR-2 N902G AJO, Ca <[email protected]> Virg said> When the tail is on the ground first, it will not bounce. you are locked into landing. Proven many times in Cubs Champs & Tcraft. As you slow, the angle of attack becomes less and you will not become airborne, Virg
