Gary,
You may be confused about the 50%. It is well explained in Kit Planes
magazine. The 50% applies to the build of the airplane. If you take over a
project that is over 50% amateur built by anyone it qualifies, the builder
doesn't have to be you. If you want a repair certificate for working on the
airplane you have to be listed as the builder when it is certified. They
explained a case where someone took over a project that had already
received an N number with another builder listed as the main builder. Even
though the buyer who took over the project did more than 50% he could not
get a repair certificate but he could get amateur built status on the
airplane. I just think you might be looking at the wrong criteria for your
objective.
Larry Bell
On Sun, May 15, 2016 at 6:11 AM, Gary Robison via KRnet <
krnet at list.krnet.org> wrote:
> I have a KR-1 Boat hanging in my shop if your interested ?
>
> Building a KR-1.5 SS (super stretched) myself.
>
> Also a VW engine mount an other things.
>
>
>
> Gary Robison
> gr49 at comcast.net
> 724-45nine-eight nine four 1
>
>
> Subject: Re: KR> what to look for when inspecting/buying a KR project
>
> I do appreciate the replies. just to be clear what I'm after, I am ONLY
> interested in a KR1 single place, original style, less than 50% built. I
> know a lot of discussion takes place here and its easy to forget who is
> into what, but I have been talking about replicating Ken's original KR1 all
> along, except for some sensible improvements to enhance reliability/safety.
> And it will be tri-geared. To that goal, I have purchased a set of new KR1
> plans.
> If I can find a stock KR1 boat stage that would fantastic and they do
> occasionally come up.
> My question was what to look for in terms of construction detail that may
> indicate a poor build, especially indications that the woodwork cannot be
> used.
>
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