KR> antennas

David Lininger wrote: > > Leave it to a ham to know antennas! > > I AM seriously contemplating a pair of HF Screwdriver antennas mounted in a fairing under the belly (as a dipole). Mobile airborne!. I already have the D-star HT. -- Glenn Martin KR2 N1333a N5PQ Biloxi, MS, 39532

KR> copper foil antenna

Paul Smith wrote: > Hey Mark, I too need to add the antenna to a finished fin. Your thoughts > on either sticking directly onto the leading edge and glassing or pushing > a copper rod through the foam inside the fin? That's basically what I did, shown in the top photo at

KR> Bazooka antenna measurements

thomas.garne...@comcast.net wrote: > As for the vertical bazooka antenna that you find the formulas for at the web > site given, the length for around 120 megahertz would be slightly longer than > five feet. It would be to long to install in the vertical stabilizer, without > the plastic pipe

KR> (no subject)

Hey Mark, I too need to add the antenna to a finished fin. Your thoughts on either sticking directly onto the leading edge and glassing or pushing a copper rod through the foam inside the fin? Paul Smith Brisbane Australia. Mark Langford wrote: so I had to stick it on

KR> comm antenna support

Netters I found something that I can use for the lower half of my comm dipole. I checked numerous archery and hobby shops and no one carries fiberglas arrow shafts anymore, only graphite or carbon fiber. Wicks showed it in their 2009 catalog, but have since dropped it from their inventory.

KR> 2010 KR Gathering date

Let the countdown begin...218 days till KR bliss. Mark Jones (N886MJ) Stevens Point, WI E-mail: flyk...@charter.net Web: www.flykr2s.com - Original Message - From: "Dana Overall" To: Sent: Wednesday, February 03, 2010 2:45 PM Subject: KR> 2010

KR> Intake

The mystery of why this intake did not work, has been solved. The theory behind it was that if fuel were allowed to condense on the walls of the tube and run into the cylinders at random, in little puddles, that would make the engine sputter badly from suddenly going rich. This is true. The

KR> Bazooka antenna

As for the vertical bazooka antenna that you find the formulas for at the web site given, the length for around 120 megahertz would be slightly longer than five feet. It would be to long to install in the vertical stabilizer, without the plastic pipe extending 15 or 16" above the rudder. It

KR> 2010 KR Gathering date

I been able to finalize the date for this years National KR Gathering. The Friday, Saturday and Sunday dates will be September 10,11 and 12 at Richmond/Madison Kentucky airport, i39. I will be posting the phone number for the primary hotel very shortly. There will be camping allowed, not

KR> Re: KR - - - Vee-tailed KRs? Different airfoils ?

laser...@juno.com wrote: >> Be advised I am in absolute awe of the expertise I am already seeing >> > at/in this site! The writing is excellent: like a breath of fresh air > . . . > Ah, the old Bait and Switch snags another one! -- Glenn Martin KR2 N1333A 13238 Hudson-Krohn Rd

KR> Shoulder Harness

I will be installing my shoulder harnesses this weekend. They are the "H" type and my question is, where does the cross piece go? I have seen them in front across the chest and also just behind the neck. I can think of a couple of reasons for each location so maybe it doesn't matter but I want

KR> today's flight

Mark Here in the UK we have a "Cloud Appreciation Society", You should be a member! Peter Drake Mark wrote: I flew a little today, and it was a real hoot. See the top two pictures at http://home.hiwaay.net/~langford/sunsets/ ___ Search the KRnet Archives

KR> today's flight

Not fair! While some of us struggle to get our birds flyable, you are out rubbing it in :o) I showed this to guy t work here and he was, as I, very envious. Fred Johnson Reno, NV Mark wrote: I flew a little today, and it was a real hoot. See the top two pictures at

KR> (no subject)

Larry Howell wrote: > You can sandwich the copper tape between a couple of layers of fiberglass > cloth, let them set up and then glue the rig in wherever you feel like. Yep, I made one of those by duct taping a piece of wood and laying out some 2" fiberglass tape on it, bent around the

KR>arrow shaft

What about carbon fiber golf club shafts? See N64KR at http://KRBuilder.org - Then click on the pics  See you at the 2010 - KR Gathering in Richmond, Ky - I39 There is a time for building and a time for FLYING and the time for Flying has begun. Daniel R. Heath - Lexington, SC -Original