KRnet> registration information

If anyone that attended the Gathering met someone they would like to now get in contact with or would like to know  "who was the guy from xxx",  I have the registration forms that might have that info.  I've use them to contact several attendees and thought others might like some similar info

Re: KRnet> Inquiry About Acquiring the KR-2 Project

On 9/19/2024 1:25 PM, Márcio Erli via KRnet wrote: In Brazil, airplane engines are scarce, and importing them comes with extremely high costs. I would like to know how I can acquire the project. ++ Marcio, I

Re: KRnet> 2024 KR Gathering web page completed

Thanks John for all the photos and posting for our viewing.  Here is a larger image of Zach's efforts for those that haven't found it yet. My guess is that was done over 10 to 15 miles of sky.  I built that KR but Zach taught it how to write. 🙂 Chris did an even larger one several years ago

KRnet> KRs and guitars

KR's and guitars.  There's the start of a hook line for a song. I met a fellow builder at the Gathering this past weekend that has a house full of guitars and loves music.  If anyone on the net is a musician and looking for original material, contact me off net at fles...@frontier.com and I'd

KRnet> Lyrics

I got request for the lyrics from those unable to open the attachment.  This is not ideal but everyone that wants them can get them this way. Larry Flesner NO NEED TO CRY WHEN I’M GONE ¾ time, moderate speed Verse 1 ADA There’s a day I knows’ coming that’s the end of the line AE There’s

KRnet> contact?

Brian Law, e-mail me off net.   fles...@frontier.com Larry Flesner -- KRnet mailing list KRnet@list.krnet.org https://list.krnet.org/mailman/listinfo/krnet

Re: KRnet> Gathering

On 9/16/2024 8:06 AM, Chris Pryce via KRnet wrote: I made it home yesterday in time for dinner. 12.7 hours of flying with two fuel stops. I had a great time seeing everyone. Can't wait for next year. Chris Pryce

Re: KRnet> Memorializing 2018 gathering

Thanks, Luis.  I think it will be obvious to all that no record deals or recording contracts resulted from that performance but we do enjoy hearing ourselves making musical noises.  It is always a bit hard to hear the lyrics over a P.A. so I'll attach them here so you can follow the bouncing

KRnet> Gathering

As the last one to leave the Mt.Vernon airport this morning I turned out the lights and locked the doors to secure it for next years Gathering.  Thanks to all that made the effort to attend and especially the pilots that flew their KRs to Mt.vernon for everyone see, enjoy, and learn from.  Th

KRnet> one more wake-up !!!

As my daughters used to say, "one more wake-up" and I'm off to Mt.Vernon.  I have my second truck load of Gathering items loaded, cloths packed, and I'm ready to boggy at sunup tomorrow.  Weather looks wet but several are already at Mt.Vernon.  We have one of the most standard plans-built KR

Re: KRnet> Gathering weather

For those attending the Gathering,  bring a bit of rain gear. Friday looks a bit wet.  Don't let the rain keep you from attending.  We can do everything scheduled indoors.  My only concern is if the KRs get weathered out.  Hopefully we get some early arrivals before the weather arrives. Fly

KRnet> Gathering weather

It looks like I spoke too soon on a good weather forecast for the Gathering.  I think the hurricane will bring a bit of rain.  For those flying to the Gathering, I just confirmed with Chris that hangar space will be available.  He said not to worry, he is looking forward to seeing everyone.

Re: KRnet> kr search

On 9/9/2024 1:17 PM, Tim Hoversten via KRnet wrote: FAA records show that Pete still owns it, and Pete is in Ogdensburg, WI.  Click the blue hot link below Aircraft Inquiry +

Re: KRnet> Ground loop Incident

On 9/9/2024 1:19 AM, Luis Claudio via KRnet wrote: My airplane now sits in my hanger till i have a chance to do a thorough inspection. My hip hurts like crap and I hope I can recover enough to make it to Mount Vernon. Luis ++

Re: KRnet> kr search

On 9/8/2024 5:18 PM, Todd Thelin via KRnet wrote: While stumbling around the web I was reminded of Pete Brautigam's KR N1436 +++ I ground looped that post big time.  I inquired about Pete Brautigan's KR and gave

Re: KRnet> Happi gauge

On 9/8/2024 10:50 AM, K W via KRnet wrote: Hello to everyone. I have a very erratic oil pressure gauge reading in the cockpit. Installed a connector T at the oil pressure port on my 2100 D and attached a direct reading gauge for verification. Direct reading gauge is very steady oil pressure w

KRnet> kr search

While stumbling around the web I was reminded of Pete Brautigam's KR N1436 that sold as long ago as 10 years and wondering where it is now.  Still registered in his name.  Beautiful KR I've never seen again.  Anyone know it's where it is today? Larry Flesner -- KRnet mailing list KRnet@list

Re: KRnet> KR2S nearing completion.

Hi Rene. I have uploaded a Video of the KR1 but it does not show on the krnet website. Do you maybe know why? I also completed a KR2S and would like to upload the pictures but hesitant as they dont show. +

KRnet> Gathering weather forecast

Here is the National Weather Service forecast for Mt.Vernon next weekend. 🙂 *Thursday* Mostly sunny, with a high near 88. Southeast wind 3 to 8 mph. *Friday* Mostly sunny, with a high near 84. Southeast wind 5 to 8 mph. *Saturday* Mostly sunny, with a high near 84. East wind 3 to 7 mph.-- KR

Re: KRnet> planned Gathering schedule

On 9/7/2024 3:14 PM, Larry Flesner via KRnet wrote: He has suggested that Chris Price take his place with Jeff Scott on Saturday to cover engines, I should have included that Mark recommended Chris be

KRnet> planned Gathering schedule

Here is the "Planned" KR Gathering schedule.  Hopefully those attending can leave with the greatest amount of knowledge and exposure to building and flying KR aircraft possible in such a short time.   As life is continually changing, so do the best laid plans.  I received word this morning th

Re: KRnet> Fwd: 50th Anniversary of the kR Video

Luis, there seems to be two videos on youtube on the 50 anniversary. The finished version and one at the following address.  Please check and delete this one. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=K3U-LNdm3y4 Larry Flesner -- KRnet mailing list KRnet@list.krnet.org https://list.krnet.org/mailma

KRnet> Fwd: 50th Anniversary of the kR Video

I recently became aware that the comment section of the 50th Anniversary video was restricted. Luis has corrected that.  You may now view and post a comment if you'd like. Larry Flesner + I am pleased to announce that I have turned on th

Re: KRnet> Fwd: Homebuilders Hall of Fame

On 9/4/2024 9:00 PM, G R Pickett via KRnet wrote: I’ll take this on, it really needs to be done. +++ Thanks Griff.  We can get input from the attendees at the Gathering next week. Thanks to everyone that has information to share. Larr

KRnet> search

Do we have anyone on the net that lives anywhere near Sonoma, California? I'm doing a search for Stuart Robinson, Ken's partner, and I think his last known location may be Sonoma.  Jeanette Rand has lost contact with him also but believes he moved to that area. If anyone lives close, send me

Re: KRnet> High impedance short - lessons learned

if you don't know what normal operation is you're not really troubleshooting, you're no different than a pig rooting for an acorn.  They often find the acorn but they also spend a lot of time rooting and find nothing. 🙂 +

Re: KRnet> High impedance short - lessons learned

On 8/30/2024 9:34 AM, John Gotschall via KRnet wrote: Hi all, I read something about an avionics power connection arcing upon contact during troubleshooting. +++ Something to support your observations, I

KRnet> Gathering items

Anyone booked at the Drury for the Gatheirng has probably received this but just in case.  I think this was mentioned when the reservation was made and is really not much of an issue. Second, I'm loading my P.A. system and will be making the 100 mile round trip  to Mt.Vernon this morning to

Re: KRnet> Recommended viewing

On 8/30/2024 12:15 AM, Luis Claudio via KRnet wrote: The nice thing about this project is that I can always go back and edit it and post a new update... simply email me with the correction. ++ https://www.youtube.com/watc

Re: KRnet> Recommended viewing

All that nitpicking, and not a one of you bothered to post a link so the rest of us out here enjoying the comments could actually go see what you all were bickering about. Cheers, Todd Thelin N825MW ++ https://www.youtube

Re: KRnet> Recommended viewing

On 8/29/2024 6:14 PM, Chris Pryce via KRnet wrote: I don't knowI'm super upset about the cruise and max speed numbers posted for my airplane. It's so much faster than that. Chris Pryce + S

Re: KRnet> Recommended viewing

Nice collection of KR photos . . . along with loads of mis-information.  Pictures mis-labeled for a variety of reasons.  This thing is a blight. Mike Stirewalt KSEE ++ That one line certainly

KRnet> Recommended viewing

If you are bouncing around on YouTube, watch the video "KR anniversary 50 years" to see all the amazing KR's from around the world.   Also, a number of KR Gathering videos are available also. A couple of short weeks and it happens again at Mt.Vernon.  Gas up the plane, gas up the car, kiss t

Re: KRnet> Freebird plans

On 8/28/2024 6:37 PM, Larry Flesner via KRnet wrote: Check out the KR 860. + For those technically challenged. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sukhoi_KR-860 🙂 -- KRnet mailing list KRnet@list.krnet.org https://list.krnet.org/mailman/listinfo/krnet

KRnet> Freebird plans

Maybe we should set our sites a bit higher than Freebird.  Check out the KR 860. Larry Flesner -- KRnet mailing list KRnet@list.krnet.org https://list.krnet.org/mailman/listinfo/krnet

KRnet> KR community challenge

Several days ago I mentioned the EAA "Homebuilders Hall of Fame" and wondered if Ken and Stu had ever been inducted and if not, why not.  Mike Simmons posted me off net with some info he researched and the nominating form.  I had a nice conversation with Jeanette Rand this afternoon and she e

Re: KRnet> Freebird plan

On 8/27/2024 11:24 PM, ROBERT HARTMAIER via KRnet wrote: I have the original KR-2 plans, and I agree that they are very basic and leave much to the knowledge and experience of the builder.  It seems to me that I saw on this site a reference to a later version, perhaps from around the late 1980

Re: KRnet> Freebird plan

I m very interesting by thé freebird. I would liké to know when it will bé available Best resgard from France Nicolas ++ Nicolas, Welcome to the KRnet.  Hopefully we will get an update on Freebird at the Gathering in the next couple of week

KRnet> EAA Homebuilders Hall of Fame

In one of the regular e-mails from the EAA was the following: EAA Introduces 2024 Sport Aviation Halls of Fame Class I was not aware there was a Sport Aviation Halls of Fame

Re: KRnet> Operation Sunbeam

Oscar, Congratulation on your new bird !!! I hope we get some update reports when you get it in the air. Larry -- KRnet mailing list KRnet@list.krnet.org https://list.krnet.org/mailman/listinfo/krnet

Re: KRnet> KR high speed taxi test

On 8/10/2024 6:22 AM, n357cj via KRnet wrote: I had originally built a snorkle for the fresh air to carb and it was not the right thing to do but only became know by high speed taxing. +

Re: KRnet> KR high speed taxi test

On 8/9/2024 2:31 PM, Ray_pilot via KRnet wrote: I had always thought you were supposed to high speed taxi test.  Never thought it was an option. And we can guess forever if it is smart or not. For me, I am getting closer, but we do have a professional at our airport and he will do the first fl

Re: KRnet> Memorial flight

On 8/9/2024 4:19 PM, Dr. Feng Hsu via KRnet wrote: Can you tell us who's Dave in the pickle you sent? I want to know if myself or many of us ever met Dave in our previous KR gatherings? ++

KRnet> talent / expertise on the net

It is amazing how much talent / expertise is available to KR builders on the KR net, just for the asking.  While skimming through the article titled " Affordaplane" on "Kitplanes Weekly" I came across the the following: === As luck would have it, a fellow builder, Oscar Zuniga, was

Re: KRnet> KR time and update

On 8/7/2024 1:47 PM, Mark Langford wrote: It's actually about 1800 KR hours, but I'm a pretty slow learner, so maybe 100 hours is a better description of my KR skill level. In spite of Mar

Re: KRnet> RESPECTFULLY- OFF Topic

Hi guys During our wonderful stay in Hawaii, My wife and I had the honour of paying our deepest respects to all of the lost souls at USS ARIZONA Pearl Harbour Memorial. What a beautiful and solemn place. To all military personnel, their families friends and allies- you have our greatest res

KRnet> KR Gathering

If anyone has aircraft parts / tools / etc. for sale, feel free to bring them to the Gathering.  We'll find a table to display items.  Also, if you're looking for parts, a list of wanted items posted ahead of time might find some of them making their way to the Gathering "for sale". Larry Fl

KRnet> KR Gathering schedule

This is the schedule for the Gathering forums / activities.  If any of the presenters have a conflict, please get back to me.  The Friday forums will be held in the conference room as usual.  A scheduling conflict makes the conference room unavailable to us until 3:00PM on Saturday so we will

Re: KRnet> KR Wheel Fire Write Up

On 7/30/2024 9:11 AM, Mark Langford wrote: My point is that high speed taxi testing has a very useful purpose, and may save your newly minted plane from untimely destruction before you ever get to experience the joy of flying it. +++

Re: KRnet> KR Wheel Fire Write Up

On 7/29/2024 4:52 PM, Samuel Ajayi via KRnet wrote: There is nothing wrong with "high speed taxi test". + I for one do not recommend long hours of high speed taxi testing on any airplane, new or one with 1000 hour of air frame time.   I con

Re: KRnet> KR Wheel Fire Write Up

On 7/28/2024 10:32 PM, Zachary Martine via KRnet wrote: if you have nylon lines, make sure that they can vent heat, +++ Thanks to Zach for sharing that story.  Flying 211LF for 20 years and 800 hours I knew the shortcomings of nylon lin

Re: KRnet> 211LF New Perspective

On 7/28/2024 5:37 PM, Larry Flesner via KRnet wrote: After 5 minutes of looking, stretching the photo I finally figured out you were on left downwind for 18 in the Dillenger mill / tape factory area

KRnet> Congratulations Chris Pryce

While in my 8'X10' home library I was leafing through the August 2024 (latest issue) of Kitplanes magazine.  A yee haa moment occurred when I turned to page 83 and found an awesome air photo of Chris Pryce in his beautiful Corvair powered KR2.  Way to go Chris !!  Many of us would like to see

KRnet> Gathering camping

On 7/26/2024 1:29 PM, John Bouyea wrote: Always a favorite is camping "down by the lake" for camp fires, root beer and BS late into the night! There is room for RVs, coaches and tents. There is no charge to camp and a shower house is available. ++

Re: KRnet> Gathering camping

On 7/25/2024 7:54 PM, lee vandyke2.com wrote: If you want the full KR, gathering experience for the money of the hotel, you can go to a local Walmart pick up a tent and an air mattress and hang out in the campsite. Still take a shower at the airport and clean up so much more of an experience.

Re: KRnet> Drury Inn discount code

On 7/24/2024 5:02 PM, Jeff Scott wrote: The discount falls under SRT Aviation (the FBO at Mt Vernon), and it will be helpful if you give them the discount code 318724 to get the discount. Once applied, I got a double room for $112/ night. ++

KRnet> Gathering motel

After spending several hours going through motel reviews for the Mt.Vernon motels and looking for a cheap place to stay, reading reviews containing phrases like "bed bugs", "dirty rooms" "poor check-in", "druggy hangouts", I decided to bite the bullet and go with #1, the Drury Inn and Suites.

Re: KRnet> Poor man's Learjet

On 7/21/2024 8:43 AM, n357cj via KRnet wrote: I did the trip to Corona in 2015 for the gathering and for over 4000 miles the best wind I saw was no wind for about a hundred miles on th eway home.. all th erest of the trip was head wind. Joe Horton, +++

KRnet> Speaking of Gatherings

Anyone wishing to host the 2025 Gathering at a location near you, or any location for which you will serve as host, it would serve you well to make the invitation now, on the net, giving the sales pitch so future attendees can consider the invitation before voting for the 2025 Gathering loca

KRnet> Speaking of Gatherings

Anyone wishing to host the 2025 Gathering at a location near you, or any location for which you will serve as host, it would serve you well to make the invitation now, on the net, giving the sales pitch so future attendees can consider the invitation before voting for the 2025 Gathering loca

KRnet> Gathering motel

For anyone attending the Gathering and staying at a motel, which motel did you pick.  I live 50 miles from Mt.Vernon but will stay 3 nights in town for convenience and timing.  Anyone flying in and not camping at the airport,  I could be your ride to and from the airport.  Advise me by the we

Re: KRnet> Gathering needs

On 7/16/2024 7:40 AM, shafferj45...@twc.com wrote: Mark Langford, If you are looking for advice, on how to stick to one project at a time, to completion, don't ask me. I need the same seminar. I need to attend a seminar on "How to concentrate on one sin

KRnet> Gathering forums

On 7/12/2024 9:07 PM, Jeff Scott via KRnet wrote: Those both sound very interesting.  I would encourage both of you to come prepared to do a presentation. -Jeff Scott Arkansas Ozarks Thank

KRnet> Gathering needs

Netters / Gathering attendees, We are trying to insure the details needed to make for a great Gathering experience are all covered.  Several have stepped to the plate with bat in hand so only a few important items remain.  Here is the list of the items that need to be covered. Two trophies

Re: KRnet> 2024 Gathering

On 7/7/2024 4:37 PM, Chris Collins via KRnet wrote: Hello KR Family: I am hoping this post goes through as this is my first attempt.  I have the Board Room  reserved on Friday and Saturday for the gathering.  I also have the large Banquet Room reserved on Saturday after 3:00 p.m. (someone s

Re: KRnet> 2024 Gathering

Mark, My concern too.  I also don't hear anyone making any plans / scheduling for the Gathering.  I thought I made it clear to the "planning group" that I'm on the sidelines this year after 20 years of hosting or co-hosting.  I'll be 80 come February and it's time for the "kids" to take ov

KRnet> 2024 Gathering

On 7/6/2024 8:07 AM, mark jones via KRnet wrote: 67 days to go till the Gathering. 11 people registered to attend Really? Can't we do better than that? Only 7 planes so far?  And that is if I get WonderBird through the test flight stage before the gathering. +++

Re: KRnet> Wash day

Get some wheel covers that cover the entire wheel and brake assembly.  Drag in that area gets quite high once you get to 130 knots.  Expect a 5 to 10 knot increase.  Don't make any changes with the prop until you have wheel covers.  As the speed doubles the drag squares !! Larry Flesner --

Re: KRnet> Battery follow up

On 6/21/2024 11:13 AM, Randall Smith via KRnet wrote: I have one of those installed in my thorp T18. I left the master on and ran it dead. I could not get it to charge on a regular charger after that.

Re: KRnet> Lipo Battery

On 6/14/2024 8:19 AM, Adam Deem via KRnet wrote: There is a YouTube channel run by a guy named Will Prowse who does some great testing on batteries including testing them and tearing them apart to see what actual BMS the manufacturer is using. +

Re: KRnet> Lipo Battery/Lithium wives tales

On 6/13/2024 10:58 PM, Jeff Scott via KRnet wrote: I once heard or read that it was lithium that they added to the atomic bomb in WWII to increase the yield. As atomic weapons were not a settled science at that point they added too much on one test and they nearly wiped out a few observers. ++

Re: KRnet> Lipo Battery

On 6/13/2024 4:53 PM, Jeff York via KRnet wrote: the myth that there is so much new tech in Lithium Ion. Bunk...it's the same as it was 40 years ago. The changes are in the BMS systems. +++

Re: KRnet> Lipo Battery

Sorry about the "3 posts".  They appeared to not be going through and I kept re sending.  It was like the duck with the hammer and the caption says "hit any key to continue". Larry Flesner -- KRnet mailing list KRnet@list.krnet.org https://list.krnet.org/mailman/listinfo/krnet

Re: KRnet> Lipo Battery

On 6/12/2024 8:36 AM, Larry Flesner via KRnet wrote: I'm by no means an expert but does your "dynamo / alternator/ whatever" need to see battery voltage to have an output?  If so and the battery

Re: KRnet> Lipo Battery

On 6/12/2024 8:13 AM, mark jones via KRnet wrote: Only to again shut down after a few minutes of running. Why is this happening? Is it due to the Dynamo? Why wouldn't my engine keep running just off the Dynamo. ++

Re: KRnet> Fuel pumps.

On 6/11/2024 4:58 PM, Roger via KRnet wrote: There is nothing more magical; no; more irritating than a clattering pump when you are taxiing back to the hangar thinking; is that the engine making all that noise? Of course not. It’s that damn fuel pump. I’ve been trained to ignore that sound. Tha

Re: KRnet> Mystery airplane

On 5/19/2024 10:09 PM, David Maultsby wrote: RV6 Sent from Mail for Windows *From: *Jeff Scott via KRnet *ubject: *Re: KRnet> Mystery airplane Hmm. I recognize that as the same plane that used to show up on the

KRnet> Mystery airplane

June 2024 Kit Planes, page 45, uAvioni add. Who's / what is the mystery airplane (tail dragger) in the photo on the right edge of the page. First to respond with the correct answer gets a gold star for knowing their airplanes. Larry Flesner -- KRnet mailing list KRnet@list.krnet.org htt

KRnet> Batteries, more final thoughts

One thing that was not really discussed in the "battery" posts was "reserve capacity".  After starting power (CCA - cold cranking amps) , reserve capacity is #2 in importance.  The engine started fine but then what happens when the alternator / charging system fails.  If you are running elect

KRnet> Batteries, final, final, thoughts

Many airplane builders were never fortunate to have even basic electronics and often basic electrical issues / questions will be as challenging as brain surgery would be to all of us.  I'll throw out a very simple way for you to answer many questions you have in your KR or you home or shop.

KRnet> Batteries, final thoughts

Finally, on the batteries we use in the airplane, car, portable radio, GPS, cell phones, etc., we want the hottest (most powerful) battery available.  But, there is no reason to go overboard , pay more money than necessary, if you have unnecessary capacity that you don't use. You airplane /

Re: KRnet> Battery / correction and more

On 5/16/2024 2:11 PM, Tristan Vincent-Philpot wrote: What type of lithium batteries are they? LiFePo4 are the don’t catch fire, just smoke type. Other types of Lithium batteries can be much more volatile and I wouldn’t put them anywhere near an airplane. Tristan

Re: KRnet> Battery / correction and more

On 5/16/2024 2:11 PM, Tristan Vincent-Philpot wrote: What type of lithium batteries are they? LiFePo4 are the don’t catch fire, just smoke type. Other types of Lithium batteries can be much more volatile and I wouldn’t put them anywhere near an airplane. Tristan

Re: KRnet> Battery

On 5/15/2024 3:26 PM, Mark Jones via KRnet wrote: Some batteries are now coming with a built in BMS. Battery maintenance system. Mine has one and I have already seen it work. It will not allow the battery to discharge past a certain point.  There is an internal cut off switch.  I was draining

Re: KRnet> Battery

On 5/13/2024 9:55 PM, Luis Claudio via KRnet wrote: I've been having battery issues to the point that I am on my second battery My previous batteries were lawn and garden 330 CCA type, both failed with 6 months of service. I finally bit the bullet and bought an Earth X LiFoPo battery (a litt

Re: KRnet> Inspection

On 5/12/2024 7:46 AM, victor taylor via KRnet wrote: Congratulations Mark! Another KR is born. Victor Taylor + Vic, The birth of a KR is a memorial event but it appears this one is still in "labor".  Let's hope the birt

Re: KRnet> Flutter

On 4/27/2024 4:58 PM, Rich Parker via KRnet wrote: This is very interesting study on flutter. Its from 2001 however accelerometer technology has advanced exponentially since then ++ Tha

KRnet> weather central usa

I've been watching https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dZDOFX_KEL0  (Ryan Hall, yall) for the past 2 hours watching a tornado outbreak in the general Omaha, Nebraska and Tulsa, Oklahoma area of the USA.  I hope our KR friends like the folks at Great Plains and Linda Bennett in the Omaha Nebraska

Re: KRnet> Mystery Motor

On 4/23/2024 1:08 AM, mplaneman via KRnet wrote: It's a 1917 Lawrance A3 +++ https://airandspace.si.edu/collection-objects/excelsior-lawrance-3-horizontally-opposed-2-engine/nasm_A19560078000 Larry Flesner -- KRnet mailing list KRnet@list.krnet

Re: KRnet> 2024 Gathering Registration

Go to : http://www.krgathering.net/    click on "registration" Also, I think John updates manually so you may not get an immediate response to confirm your registration.  Patients, please Larry Flesner +

Re: KRnet> 2024 Gathering Registration

Can't believe the 2024 Gathering is nearing...! I missed seeing the email for the registration somehow, so can you please share it with us? Assuming it's the same location in Mount Vernon IL, right? Dr. Hsu ++

Re: KRnet> KR clothing for sale

On 4/15/2024 5:20 PM, Zachary Martine via KRnet wrote: I'll take the suit, hit me up offline at 207.604.3007 thanks! + Finally, after 1000 hours, someone will be dressed appropriately while flying 211LF.   Good move

Re: KRnet> Vne for the Freebird

On 4/15/2024 12:40 PM, Oscar Zuniga via KRnet wrote: I for one would be very interested to learn how the FAA requires a certified aircraft's Vne be determined and also how aircraft designers work out that number and then flight test to it. +++

Re: KRnet> Vne for the Freebird

I'm guessing that is more "general" than safe or correct.  The plans for the KR2 calls for balanced ailerons with a 200 mph red line.  I also had a friend get his legs beat up with rudder flutter in a 100 mph little bi-plane of some type.  Just as Ralph Nader declared the Corvair "unsafe at

Re: KRnet> Vne for the Freebird

On 4/14/2024 12:19 PM, Adam Deem wrote: If I recall correctly, the 200mph VNE is because that is the generally accepted maximum speed assuring a reasonable flutter margin for unbalanced flight control designs. Adam Deem +++

Re: KRnet> Vne for the Freebird

On 4/14/2024 2:59 AM, Steve Loebs via KRnet wrote: So, my question is how are you guys defining Vne? IAS or TAS? +++ Until someone posts a more definitive answer I'll post what I assume to be the general knowledge on the s

Re: KRnet> last years Gathering

On 4/2/2024 7:28 AM, Larry Flesner via KRnet wrote: If anyone has photos / stories from lasts years Gathering, please send to John Bouyea at  j...@bouyea.net  so he can update the Gathering web page for last year.  There seems to be a void in the records. Thanks. Larry Flesner

Re: KRnet> Who is the owner of this folding wing KR?

On 4/4/2024 9:07 AM, ROBERT HARTMAIER via KRnet wrote: It does have a nice overall profile.  Can't seem to find a registration number anywhere? http://www.krgathering.net/images/Gathering2018/IMG_8411.JPG This is from the 2018 Gathering page. I am curious how the builder did the folding

KRnet> last years Gathering

If anyone has photos / stories from lasts years Gathering, please send to John Bouyea at  j...@bouyea.net  so he can update the Gathering web page for last year.  There seems to be a void in the records. Thanks. Larry Flesner -- KRnet mailing list KRnet@list.krnet.org https://list.krnet.org

Re: KRnet> prop size

On 3/27/2024 2:25 PM, Phillip Matheson via KRnet wrote: APP 69x 68 using now 2300  and 2500 if I drop the nose ++ Phil, Can you get the prop maker to cut this one back to the 60 or 62 inch diameter.  I think the Sterba 60X6

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