> Steve Eberhart wrote: > >> Hi Bob, you too? My ride with Marty was one non-stop roller coaster >> ride. He kept his hand about two inches over mine and kept dropping it >> to stabilize the stick. That was my first KR ride. Not the way to gain >> new builders IMHO.
The very first flight I got in a KR was Marty's down at Mt. Vernon two years ago. I have not flown in another KR since except mine. When Marty and I were at altitude, he motioned for me to take the stick. I was very conscious to all the PIO hoopla that everyone so fears, so I very gently took the stick and flew the plane. Not once did I induce PIO. I just felt the plane and flew it. It was the most fun I had had in a plane in quite some time. If you fly with gentle hands, the KR will reward you with nothing but pure fun. I had absolutely no reservations when it was time to make my first flight in my KR. Away I went and never had any handling characteristic problems. Mark Jones (N886MJ) Wales, WI Visit my web site: www.flykr2s.com E-mail: [email protected] .krnet.org/info.html
