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Sent: Tuesday, February 16, 2010 9:22 AM
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Subject: KR> ELT's? Yea or nay?
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Subject: Re: KR> ELT's? Yea or nay?
Well said. Thank you for the back-up about ELTs, Spot, whatever.
You're looking for common sense in the wrong place. The government. But not
going to the 406 is not very sensible either. la...@lebanair.com
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Of Hall, Rodney CTR NNSY, C210
Sent: Tuesday, February
Too much time to make new regulations and not enough time or intelligence to
do anything beneficial. FAA (Government)
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[mailto:krnet-bounces+larry=lebanair@mylist.net] On Behalf Of Dana
Overall
Sent: Tuesday, February
Yes,I am the builder,owner,and pilot of KR-2 N455JS, who was found in a VERY
dense woods outside of Mobile,Alabama,in 1986. Even though more than a dozen
people saw me go down from nearby, they found me with an aircraft tracking my
ELT. Even though my radio was not tuned to 121.5, I could hear
More likely $2 retail and $2.50 tax!
"I wonder if producing fuel for 2 bucks a gallon translates into 3 or 4 bucks a
gallon at the pump or is the 2 bucks a gallon the target retail price? Mark
up, delivery, storage etc. Steve Bennett"
Well said. Thank you for the back-up about ELTs, Spot, whatever.
Kinda like the NRA sez about personal defense weapons & the legality of
carryin' 'em: Better to be 'caught' with that concealed 9mm than to be
'caught' without it . . . . . . . .
I think this falls under the category (cliché) of "it is better to have it
and not need it, than to need it and not have it".
JMHO
Mark W.
N952MW
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From: krnet-boun...@mylist.net [mailto:krnet-boun...@mylist.net] On Behalf
Of Hall, Rodney CTR NNSY, C210
Sent: Tuesday,
For another point of view, I tried the "hard shell" and found it so
difficult to work with, that I will never do it again. I suggest you do a
test to see if you can be successful with this method before you mess up
your nicely sanded foam base.
See N64KR at http://KRBuilder.org - Then click on
Jeff,
Congratulations!!! Glad to hear you'll be an ongoing member of the
KR community. See you at the Gathering.
Larry Flesner
I used the micro ballon method years ago on another project. You have to mix it
to the consistancy of peanut butter as I recall and aslo as I recall I had some
problems working it in such a way as to get it to stick.
I still have a bunch of it and as for the weight difference, I can not give
I have to agree.
There were 8 people rescued in 5 incidents by aviation ELTs in 2009
according to NOAA/NTSB last year. They go off correctly 75% of the time,
originally it was 25% for the first generation. A major part of the
reason for going to 406Mhz is that each one has a identifier. They can
Let's put it this way, in my alum RV I installed the elt antenna inside the
fuselage as I considered the thing to about as worthless as ti1s on a boar hog.
Consider you go through the trees on the way down, it rips the antenna off,
the plane ends up upside down, antenna stuck in the ground.
Cheap insurance?
http://www.aircraftspruce.com/avselector.php
The least expensive listed at aircraft spruce is $750.00 Most are over a
thousand. The vast majority of people will never need one and
historically they have caused more false alarms than rescues. Has anyone
on the list ever had an
single place no elt required. Everyone else yes. Jack C
On Tue, Feb 16, 2010 at 10:22 AM, wrote:
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> Good Grief!
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> Why is there all this inane discussion, about ELTs or any other
> regulations?
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> It's such a simple procedure to e-mail the FAA.
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> Geeez . . . . .
I wouldn't put anything on dry. It leaves you open to air pockets under the
finish which causes bubbles in the paint later on. Peel ply works and helps
remove excess resin.
--- On Tue, 2/16/10, Dan Heath wrote:
From: Dan Heath
Subject: RE: KR>
Good Grief!
Why is there all this inane discussion, about ELTs or any other
regulations?
It's such a simple procedure to e-mail the FAA.
Geeez . . . . . . . . .
An ELT, in my opinion, is the same type of 'insurance'
as motorcycle helmets on road machines and shoulder
AYE! in God we trust . . . . . . . .
Everyone else pays with cash!
s/s Ben Franklin - - - - - - or, was it Redd Foxx?!
The ELT has to be a self activating type. These turn themselves on when a high
enough g load is applied.(as in a crash or hard enough landing occurs)
Here are some examples at Aircraft Spruce
http://www.aircraftspruce.com/menus/av/elt.html
Larry Howell
Spot does not and neither does a personal ELT. la...@lebanair.com my
understanding.
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Subject: KR> ELT's
Single place
We know transportation and distribution is going to be a bear as with Avgas
and having to be transported and stored in totally separate trucks as per
FAA. It is supposed to be $2.00 at the pump. Can't see it happening though.
la...@lebanair.com
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When I started "finishing" my KR Mark sent me this link. It is excellent and it
works, at least read it because it does shoot down some of the old ideas of
filling, sanding, filling, sanding...etc. You probably know this but I will go
ahead and say it anyway. You are now at the most critical
Single place NO able to carry passengers YES, Virg
Lee Van Dyke wrote:
> Is an ELT required in all aircraft in the USA. ie even the KR?
Does "Spot" qualify as an acceptable ELT?
Jay W. Hughes
N128JH
American by Birth - A Texan by the Grace of God
In God we trust!
At 09:39 PM 2/15/2010, you wrote:
>Hey Guy's, I finally have the wings covered with foam and am looking
>forward to glassing them asap(which is always a month longer than I
>had planned.) Is peel ply the way to go for a slick finish and why
>is there not a good web site for the cosmetics on
Single place NO able to carry passengers YES, Virg
Lee Van Dyke wrote:
> Is an ELT required in all aircraft in the USA. ie even the KR?
>
> There are e-mails in the archives, but it appears that was for Canada. The
> FAA web site will make you brain bleed. I need a quick and easy
I wonder if producing fuel for 2 bucks a gallon translates into 3 or 4 bucks a
gallon at the pump or is the 2 bucks a gallon the target retail price? Mark
up, delivery, storage etc.
Steve Bennett
ifly...@msn.com
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I like peel ply. I know it works. If the micro does not wet out, then it
will just flake off and you will not have accomplished anything. A quick
test on a small piece should tell the tale. Not sure about the "lighter"
either as peel ply actually sucks up excess resin, but I will bet we are
The last I heard on it is that if it is a 2 place plane, not 2 persons ever
flying in it, but just 2 place, it had to have an ELT, but if it were a
single place, it was not required. But you know the FAA.
See N64KR at http://KRBuilder.org - Then click on the pics
See you at the 2010 - KR
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