KR> WAF Question: Bushings

Lee Van Dyke wrote: > You are over thinking it > > I have over 300 hours on my plane and have had the wings off twice. ( this > was for storage issues only) In retirement I intend to Trailer my plane around the US behind an RV. Removal of the wings will be a regular activity. Of

KR> MADE IT HOME

I left the airport at 5:30pm Sunday, drove to northern edge of Memphis before stopping for the night then finished the trip arriving home Monday evening. While still in route home, my mother in law called me just after I had left Memphis TN Monday morning, she asked me if my youngest son was

KR> WAF Question: Bushings

You are over thinking it I have over 300 hours on my plane and have had the wings off twice. ( this was for storage issues only) I have looked at the inside of the WAF's to see no wear. STICK TO THE PLANS AND GET THE WINGS ON. Forget about any wear. Just make sure you have flying

KR> Back from Gathering

That's great Jeff. Glad to hear Tommy made it home safely too. Jeff On 9/21/09, Jeff Scott wrote: > Glad you made it home OK. I squeeked into today's planned destination in NW > Arkansas just ahead of the next storm front and got the KR put away in a > hangar and out of

KR> Back from Gathering

Glad you made it home OK. I squeeked into today's planned destination in NW Arkansas just ahead of the next storm front and got the KR put away in a hangar and out of the storm. I'll be here for a couple of days and will likely head home on Wednesday. I had the pleasure of flying along

KR> Back from Gathering

Great, thanks for letting us know. See you next year. See N64KR at http://KRBuilder.org - Then click on the pics  See you at the 2009 - KR Gathering in Mt. Vernon, Ill There is a time for building and a time for FLYING and the time for Flying has begun. Daniel R. Heath - Lexington, SC

KR> Aluminum Wing Tanks in RAF 48 outboard wing

We had developed Aluminum outboard wing tanks.  The can be installed or retrofited to your  KR airplan easily.  Look into our web page for more information on engines, engines kits, fuel tanks and more. Solly Melyon-Mgr AeroMax Aviation, LLC www.aeromaxaviation.com 229.241.1175 --- On Mon,

KR> WAF Question

Sometimes you need to be creative with links... in this case the 'brilliant' browser that I use assumed that the second line tag "tSep09.pdf" was not part of the link, so when I 'clicked' on the link and it gave me the typical '404' error message, I just went back to the original e-mail and copied

KR> Back from Gathering

After getting rained out on Sunday, I finally got out on Monday. I left right behind Tommy and Jeff Scott at about 1:45. Ceilings were low and first but I ended up at 6500' with very few clouds. I really enjoyed the gathering! Looking forward to next year! Jeff Lange

KR> Aluminum Wing Tanks in RAF 48 outboard wing

If you have built wing tanks for your STOCK outboard wing with Diehl skins and have any words of wisdom or pics, I can use both. I want to get started on these as soon as possible. I hope to have this done and the Vair engine installed by the next Gathering so I can fly high and nonstop to

KR> Accidents at the Gathering

Hello everyone, Ive been away for a bit, and just started looking over the Digest that Ive missed and just now discovered the news of the accidents at or near the gathering. Ive read where Dan is Ok and am very happy to hear that, but Ive not read any updates on the other accident, how is the

KR> WAF Question

mike the link does not work post again phill From: Mike To: KRnet Sent: Monday, September 21, 2009 7:33:59 PM Subject: RE: KR> WAF Question Coincidently, this has just been published in the UK, see last article

KR> WAF Question: Bushings

I've been curious about this subject. Wouldn't the entire WAF arrangement benefit if the connecting bolt holes were oversized and then fitted with bushings (ie Bronze bushings)? This way, as the bushings wear out, we could just toss them and replace them with new ones! Also, the bushings would

KR> WAF Question

Coincidently, this has just been published in the UK, see last article & photo for a graphic example of how not to do it! http://www.lightaircraftassociation.co.uk/engineering/SafetyIssues/SafetySpo tSep09.pdf Mike Mold Jodel D112 B-BHNL www.devonstrut.co.uk -Original Message- From:

KR> WAF Question

I should have mentioned that one place to get reamers through the mail is http://www.mcmaster.com/#reamers/=3qadvq Mark Langford, Huntsville, AL mail: N56ML "at" hiwaay.net website: www.N56ML.com

KR> Dan

Dan, Glad to hear your are OK.Get well soon. Best Regards, Eric, S.Africa

KR> WAF Question

John wrote: > Just a quick question in the WAFs with the bolt holes at 3/16 and the AN3 > bolts at 3/16 do I just force the bolt in the hole for an interference fit > or do I open it up to 13/64? No, don't open them up with a drill. Open them up to exactly what they need to be with a reamer

KR> RE: KRnet Digest, Vol 351, Issue 273

Hi Bill I crossed into Florida today. What a steam bath. Hot and very humid. It should be like this for another couple of months then spring like winters or so I'm told. -Joe > -Original Message- > From: krnet-boun...@mylist.net > [mailto:krnet-boun...@mylist.net] On Behalf Of >

KR> WAF Question

Just a quick question in the WAFs with the bolt holes at 3/16 and the AN3 bolts at 3/16 do I just force the bolt in the hole for an interference fit or do I open it up to 13/64? John jg7...@mindspring.com EarthLink Revolves Around You.

KR> KR Gathering

I look forward to next years Gathering and > wish Dana the best as next years host. My only request is that he > provide me with a shade tree and a lawn chair so I can spend my time > relaxing and enjoying the event and spending more time with everyone > attending. > Take it away,

KR> KR Gathering

The Gathering started out on a gloomy note this year with the two accidents on Thursday. We were very fortunate that the injuries were not more serious then they were after viewing the condition of the KR's. We wish Dan and Roger a speedy recovery and a safe trip home to their families.

KR> Gathering and Weather -- Please read these messages

Sept/Oct? I'm all ears, listening especially to all you KR pilots. Dana Overall 1999 & 2000 National KR Gathering host Richmond, KY i39 do not archive _ Hotmail: Powerful Free email with security by Microsoft.

KR> also back from the Gathering

Glad to hear you made it home safely Mark. It's LIFR here at Mt. Vernon still, but its supposed to clear by 10am (just like yesterday). Tommy and I should have no problems getting out after that. Jeff > If it makes you feel any better, Jeff Lange was flying his Sonerai to > Waupaca, and he

KR> Gathering and Weather -- Please read these messages

- Original Message - >I just can't figure out what is so "KR Sacred" about September, that we >can't move it to a different month, like October. I wrote to my local TV >meteorologist several years ago, about this subject, and he told me that >statistically, October was the month for the

KR> Gathering and Weather -- Please read these messages

-Original Message- Maybe the 2011 Gathering could be somewhere that's routinely a little drier, like Texas, Oklahoma, Iowa, Nebraska or somewhere to the west. I've only alienated a third of the usual KR Gathering attendees with the I39 push, so I might as well work on those of the