KR>Flying KR-2 cheap!

Jim is trying to sell one of his 2 KRs. He forgot to mention photos are available here; http://www.bouyea.net/classifieds/index.htm John Bouyea HIO/ KR2 "getting close!" From: "Jim Sellars" jsell...@keybase.com Subject: RE: KR>Flying KR-2 cheap! Friends; I need to sell one of two KR-2s in my

KR> Oshkosh Weather

Ja, terrible rain all day. I am trying to get out of there! Fortunately the weekend and early next week should be perfect weather. Jeff On 7/22/10, Larry wrote: > I am at Oshkosh now. Yes it has been very soggy but was drying up. Supposed > to get heavy rains today. > Larry H

KR> last night's sunset picture

Mark wrote: ...adding 8% more wing area. Best I could tell in 40 minutes of flying is that top speed hasn't suffered at all, climb rate is much better (even on such a hot/humid day), and the extra flaps are going to be very nice! My prediction is that the added wing area will make itself

KR>Flying KR-2 cheap!

OK, I am not in the market to buy another KR-2 right now but you mentioned one of them as being Saturn powered. I have never heard of anyone doing a Saturn engine conversion for an experimental. I would love to see pics of that. Jeff York KR-2 N839BG Lexington, KY. Georgetown Scott County

KR>Flying KR-2 cheap!

Friends; I need to sell one of two KR-2s in my hanger. They are both flying airplanes and I will accept any reasonable offer. 1. KR-2 Subaru powered, this is a purpose built engine with 10.5 hours on a tail dragger with radio VFR instruments, and GPS. Cheap, like $10,500. or

KR> last night's sunset picture

That is just AWESOME! The pictures that is... Fred Johnson Reno, NV Mark L wrote: Up until 10PM, I didn't have a way to add fuel to the new tank, but a beer, a hole saw, a "Hail Mary", and ten minutes later I had a hole through the wingskin and into the top of the tank. I missed my intended

KR> Oshkosh Weather

I am at Oshkosh now. Yes it has been very soggy but was drying up. Supposed to get heavy rains today. Larry H Sent from my iPhone On Jul 22, 2010, at 8:08 AM, ttcse/Tom wrote: > I've been reading that it'll be wet and soggy this year. > > > > > > > > > >

KR> Oshkosh Weather

I've been reading that it'll be wet and soggy this year.            

KR> last night's sunset picture

Late yesterday I made my first flight after six weeks of not flying, due to revamping my flap mechanism to double the flap deflection to 45 degrees, adding 50% more fuel capacity, and adding 8% more wing area. Best I could tell in 40 minutes of flying is that top speed hasn't suffered at all,