KR> KR's & Lancairs

Opened okay for me. Ron --- On Wed, 9/8/10, laser...@juno.com wrote: > From: laser...@juno.com > Subject: KR> KR's & Lancairs > To: kr...@mylist.net > Date: Wednesday, September 8, 2010, 12:03 AM > The link work when I tested it but > doesn't when posted

KR> KR's & Lancairs

The link work when I tested it but doesn't when posted to the net. I've yet to find a photo hosting site that works reliably. Mike KSEE Staples Weekly Ad 50 off backpacks, notebooks for 9 & other extreme deals on school supplies

KR> KR's & Lancairs

It took some searching but I finally found a picture of Lance's KR. It is obvious from the great attention to aerodynamic detail that this was designed by someone to whom speed was all important. It appears to be going 200 Knots just sitting still.

KR> big thanks KR community and friends

Bummed about my broken foot n all the injuries. (but getting better) unable to fly to gathering, and so goes my usual gathering curse. Well, fellow KR pilots Mike Warner is helping work on plane ( I'm on crutches ) and Dan Heath comes to the rescue with a tach cause the closest one I can find

KR> Tachometer probelm, not Mack truck or Root Beer related

I have a 3 1/8 that runs off my mag and you are welcome to borrow or buy it from me. I will be at the gathering, or if you want to drive down to Columbia, SC to get it, or... make a suggestion... Jeff York wrote: = Ok guys, I appreciate the help but

KR> Radio Check (ignore)

Test, test, 1 - 2 - 3, 3 - 2 - 1 John Bouyea

KR> Tachometer probelm, not Mack truck or Root Beer related

see the great plains website for tiny tach installation instruction. google gpasc.com/tiny tach. see you at the gathering. how many days? . " Not for magneto" My attempt to use a tiny tach borrowed from a friend did not

KR> Tachometer probelm, not Mack truck or Root Beer related

Ok guys, I appreciate the help but looking out the window may help me determine if the prop is still moving I guess, and sometimes I like to use the loud noise and sounds to help reassure me its running too. But seriously! I am not legal without a tach and I am running into obstacle's trying

KR> KR1 - which airfoil to use

At 06:53 AM 9/7/2010, you wrote: >Should we go with the "new" airfoil or stay with the RAF48.??? > >Russell Phillips +++ Each airfoil will take the same amount of time to build. Why not use the one that gives you an

KR> KR's & Lancairs

>Lance Neibauer went the other way. Built a KR-2, decided he could >improve on it, and designed the Lancair. >One of the cleanest and fastest KR's ever built I think. >Mike ++ It made it's way to some of the Gatherings back in

KR> KR1 - which airfoil to use

My first homebuilt project was a KR2 back in 1984.13 other projects have come and gone since then and now its time to go full circle and build a KR1 again!! My friend Rob vd Merwe and I have started a KR1 each... Should we go with the "new" airfoil or stay with the RAF48.??? What

KR> KR's & Lancairs

I wonder why it has never been to a Gathering. At least not since 2001. I would like to see it. 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