KR> (no subject)

Sid, I've flown Young Eagles in my KR2S. Only requirement was to have a minium of liabilty insurance for the aircraft. Lot's of fun. Our chapter flies them in everything from Cessnas, to RVs, to my poor little KR2S. Rob Schmitt N1852Z Lees Summit, MO List-Post: krnet@list.krnet.org Date: Tue,

KR> (no subject)

Sid, I've flown Young Eagles in my KR2S. Only requirement was to have a minium of liabilty insurance for the aircraft. Lot's of fun. Our chapter flies them in everything from Cessnas, to RVs, to my poor little KR2S. Rob Schmitt N1852Z Lees Summit, MO List-Post: krnet@list.krnet.org Date: Tue,

KR> Certifieds

"Just a clarification for those suggesting that KR are not "certified" aircraft - KR aircraft ARE "certified" aircraft, just as Pipers, Cessnas, etc. are." Thanks for pointing that out Ed. I've been making the mistake of referring to the "other" aircraft as certifieds in various conversations,

KR> Steve's fiberglass spinner

> Steve Bennett has a fiberglass spinner which he's testing. Forgot to mention the backplate & bulkhead were well finished and perfectly true. It all fit together very nicely. Mike Click here for huge discounts on tradeshow supplies. h

KR> Young Eagles Flights

Just a clarification for those suggesting that KR are not "certified" aircraft - KR aircraft ARE "certified" aircraft, just as Pipers, Cessnas, etc. are. KRs are just placed in a different "category" - the "Experimental" Category with the purpose of "Operating Amateur-Built". Pipers, Cessnas

KR> Props, spinners, & Perry, OK

Thanks for the reminder Mark about re-torqueing the prop bolts. Since I put my Prince on I haven't re-torqued it yet & I'm ashamed to count up how many hours it's been. Although it has a maple core, maybe the carbon fibre doesn't creep as much . . . hope, hope. I better tend to that. Steve Benn

KR> Center of Gravity and Prop Spinners

Geez Mark, Lighten up. When you said,? I find it interesting that you're building your own composite airplane, with composite spars which you apparently designed, and you're worried about the spinner...? I was a bit surprised at your ire. I was just being dramatic, tongue in cheek, when I said, ?

KR> Sal's Quickie KR2 Paint Job

Sal. Your web site address is http://salkr2.webs.com/ and the photo album page is http://salkr2.webs.com/apps/photos/album?albumid=5928505 -- Darren Crompton AUSTRALIA My web site: www.kr-2s.com

Fw: KR> Sal's Quickie KR2 Paint Job-Corrected Web Site

  The Web Site was corrected as below. --- On Tue, 6/9/09, Sal Leone wrote: Hi Netters I spray painted my KR2 in the garage using a plastic drop cloth enclosure with filter and fan after replacing a leaky air compressor hose and HVLP sprayer.  My web with photos only is below.

KR> KR Gathering Site

At 04:35 PM 6/9/2009, you wrote: >Is anyone working on updating the gathering site for >pre-registration? It's still showing 2008. > > >Michael J. Simpson ++ Yes Give it a week or so and Bob Lee will have it updated. Sorry we're r

KR> Sal's Quickie KR2 Paint Job

Hi Netters I spray painted my KR2 in the garage using a plastic drop cloth enclosure with filter and fan after replacing a leaky air compressor hose and HVLP sprayer.  My web with photos only is www.sal...@webs.com. My email is salale...@yahoo.com Thank You Sal Leone Lake Forest, CA.  

KR> Young Eagles Flights

Jeff Scott wrote: > That is a bogus report that seems to surface pretty regularly. There is no > restriction on using an experimental aircraft for Young Eagles. > > Reference >

KR> Young Eagles Flights

We fly lots of young eagles in experimentals. The boy scout troops specifically have rules against it, so they fly in the certified craft. I've never seen a KR used, but RVs, Glassirs, Lancair, our EAA chapter president flys 'em in his Falco. We have an event this weekend at the local ai

KR> Young Eagles Flights

My son is eighteen and some of his friends asked for rides, they were under eighteen (just) and considered minors in Australia. I would not take them for a flight without permission from their parents. -Original Message- From: krnet-boun...@mylist.net [mailto:krnet-boun...@mylist.net] On B

KR> Young Eagles Flights

That is a bogus report that seems to surface pretty regularly. There is no restriction on using an experimental aircraft for Young Eagles. Reference or easier yet Google

KR> Young Eagles Flights

> EAA International Young Eagles day is Saturday June 13, 2009. Does > anyone fly Young Eagles in their KR-2? I was told by our local EAA powers-that-be that flying Young Eagles in experimental aircraft was frowned upon by just about everybody involved, EAA at OSH included, although you may no

KR> Barnstormers adds KR2S

KR2S 43 inch wide? Mazda 13B engine ? See Piston engine section then page 4. also VW 2180 with redrive $5000 - 10 Hours page 3 same section. Phil Matheson SAAA Ch. 20 http://www.saaa20.org/ VH-PKR Australia EMAIL: phillipmathe...@bigpond.com KR Web Page: www.philskr2.50megs.com --

KR> KR Gathering Site

Is anyone working on updating the gathering site for pre-registration? It's still showing 2008. Michael J. Simpson mplane...@aol.com c:919-423-6190

KR> KR Gathering Site

Is anyone working on updating the gathering site for pre-registration? It's still showing 2008. Michael J. Simpson mplane...@aol.com c:919-423-6190

KR> Let the countdown begin...

The official countdown begins today. There are exactly 100 days left till the KR Gathering. Don't even say you might not be able to make it. I do not care how you get there just be there. Ask anyone who has ever attended and they will tell you the same. It is a time of year when the KR family co

KR> Young Eagles Flights

Glenn Wrote> > I recall reading somewhere that the planes used in the Young Eagles program must be certificated airplanes for insurance reasons. I do participate as support crew. -- The Boy Scouts of America have that requirement for their kids - EAA does not!!!

KR> Young Eagles Flights

sidney.w...@l-3com.com wrote: > EAA International Young Eagles day is Saturday June 13, 2009. Does > anyone fly Young Eagles in their KR-2? > > > Sid Wood > Tri-gear KR-2 N6242 > Mechanicsville, MD, USA > smw...@md.metrocast.net > > > ___ > Search the KRnet Arch

KR> Prop Spinner attaching screws ?

I see how the forward bulkhead is screwed to the prop hub but not to the Spinner. So the forward bulkhead exists only for internal support of the spinner but is not attached to the spinner directly? I thought perhaps there would be screws through the spinner into the forward bulkhead much like the

KR> Center of Gravity and Prop Spinners

Scott Watts wrote: > Are there any commercially available composite spinners that that > would work for a rear starter application? I have found a few for > commercial aircraft, but they are REALLY expensive. I can not get > excited about making my own spinner. Mark, if you were to do it over,

KR> Center of Gravity and Prop Spinners

>Are there any commercially available composite spinners that that >would work for a rear starter application? I use a UHS spinner on my rear starter set up. Of course it would work just as well on a front starter too. The UHS uses a front bulkhead and no back bulkhead plate. I really like mine

KR> Center of Gravity and Prop Spinners

Are there any commercially available composite spinners that that would work for a rear starter application? I have found a few for commercial aircraft, but they are REALLY expensive. I can not get excited about making my own spinner. Mark, if you were to do it over, would you still fab your own

KR> Young Eagles Flights

EAA International Young Eagles day is Saturday June 13, 2009. Does anyone fly Young Eagles in their KR-2? Sid Wood Tri-gear KR-2 N6242 Mechanicsville, MD, USA smw...@md.metrocast.net

KR> Prop Spinner attaching screws ?

My favorite spinner was a 14 inch fiberglass unit sold by Loehle Aviation for use on his P-40 and P-51 replicas. I wonder if they still have them for sale? A prominent aerodynamicist told me that a spinner up to one third of prop diameter was the last way to squeeze a few more percentage points o

KR> Prop Spinner attaching screws ?

> From: 2sc...@bellsouth.net > I see how the forward bulkhead is screwed to the prop hub > but not to the Spinner. > > I thought perhaps there would be screws through the spinner > into the forward bulkhead much like the rear one. > Scott Scott, look at the third picture up from the bottom, i

KR> Prop Spinner attaching screws ?

I see how the forward bulkhead is screwed to the prop hub but not to the Spinner. So the forward bulkhead exists only for internal support of the spinner but is not attached to the spinner directly? I thought perhaps there would be screws through the spinner into the forward bulkhead much like the

KR> Aluminium Spinners

http://www.cumminsspinners.com/ Aussie Made. now also in chrome. This would be one of the BEST spinners you could buy, My thoughts. Phil Matheson SAAA Ch. 20 http://www.saaa20.org/ VH-PKR Australia EMAIL: phillipmathe...@bigpond.com KR Web Page: www.philskr2.50megs.com

KR> Gathering 2010

Way cool, host it and we will come. Make your presentation at the Gathering. See N64KR at http://KRBuilder.org - Then click on the pics  See you at the 2009 - KR Gathering in Mt. Vernon, Ill There is a time for building and a time for FLYING and the time for Flying has begun. Daniel R. Heath - Le

KR> KR gathering 2010

I would like to go to where my father suggested. It would be cool to see where the first gathering was and meet everybody. I guess this would be a good time to introduce myself. I got interested in KRs from my dad and as he said I went to the first gathering when I was in the womb. I plan to st

KR> Prop Spinners

Sure, if you look at the 6th pic down the thumbnails, you will see the back plate, the front bulkhead plate, and the crush plate with bolts in them. Look at the prop in the pic below that. The large back plate goes behind the prop, the bulkhead plate goes on top of the prop, and the crush plate on

KR> Prop Spinners

That is some nice spinner work but even in the finished and mounted spinner photo I do not see bolts through the spinner into the Front bulkhead. Were they ever placed ? Scott Dan Heath wrote: > > This might answer your questions about the spinner and the front bulkhead. > > http://krbuilder.or

KR> Center of Gravity and Prop Spinners

Also much lighter and less susceptible to fatigue crack around the the cutouts. No ugly rivets and doublers needed. Check out Aircraft Spruce, they have some well priced ones if you worry about making one yourself. John Martindale 29 Jane Circuit Toormina NSW 2452 AUSTRALIA ph: 61 2 6658 4767 (