KR> KR-2S cabin width
I'm a 185 pounder and 5'10" high and I fit (with a "cloned " passenger )resonable comfortable in my 40" wide Kr! When I widened my fuselage ,I put back the 40" to the shoulder area.Therefore I had to put back the straight line of the longerons a little ( 10-12 inch). Therby,making the turtle deck was a bit tricky,because it had to be spherical in this area.(due to the slightly curved longerons). Of course the Kr2s is a comfortable single seater also with plenty of storage. I would not recommend to build a "Kr 1 s" because then you will lose the mentioned advantages of a two seater. And finaly ,to build a single seat "Kr1s" with an emty weight of about 400 to 450 pounds is almost impossible. Herbert German Kr2s Von meinem iPad gesendet
KR> KR-2S cabin width
...it simply must be modified to meet certain criteria, and the criteria for most folks that are building a two-seater plane is that it be able to seat two people... This is so very true but width is not the only issue. If your tall, I am 6'5", you will need to make it deeper too or you will have to raise the canopy in some way. Early on I made a cockpit mock-up because of my size. I went two inches wider and deeper. I should have gone 4" wider, the depth is perfect for the Dragonfly canopy. Remember it is your airplane so make it fit you. The basic structure is wonderfully adaptable. Stephen Teate Paradise, Texas The information in this email is confidential and may be legally privileged. If you are not an intended recipient, you should delete this message. Access to this email by anyone else is unauthorized, and any disclosure, copying, distribution or action taken or omitted in reliance on it is prohibited and may be unlawful.
KR> KR-2S cabin width
While I?m only 5?9? i have wide shoulders. I widened my fuselage to 43? at the outer edge of the upper longerons. Like a glove. I?m crafting everything i can.( some are a learn as you go). I want to buy as little as possible. So modifying is not an issue for me.
KR> KR-2S cabin width
ALL KR's are KR1's. Unless you and your "fly buddy" are anorexic midgets, your not going to fit. That is a common issue with airplanes. I do learn a lot from this group about aircraft construction and that is why I am here. Kevin Golden Harrisonville, MO Streak Shadow (2 seater tandem, but tight) Hiperlight SNS9 (2 seater, but tight side by side) and plans for a KR1 -Original Message- From: Mark Langford via KRnet To: 'KRnet' Sent: Wed, Jan 7, 2015 7:08 am Subject: Re: KR> KR-2S cabin width Just to clear up a common misconception, the KR2S is exactly the same width n the cockpit as the KR2, no wider. The one thing that begged to be hanged was left untouched! I asked Jeannette why shortly after it was ntroduced and she said it was so the KR2S could use the same premolded arts as the KR2. Go figure. Now you know why people modify these things...it simply must be modified to eet certain criteria, and the criteria for most folks that are building a wo-seater plane is that it be able to seat two people... Mark Langford, Harvest, AL L at N56ML.com ww.N56ML.com ___ earch the KRnet Archives at http://tugantek.com/archmailv2-kr/search. o UNsubscribe from KRnet, send a message to KRnet-leave at list.krnet.org lease see other KRnet info at http://www.krnet.org/info.html ee http://list.krnet.org/mailman/listinfo/krnet_list.krnet.org to change ptions
KR> KR-2S cabin width
Just to clear up a common misconception, the KR2S is exactly the same width in the cockpit as the KR2, no wider. The one thing that begged to be changed was left untouched! I asked Jeannette why shortly after it was introduced and she said it was so the KR2S could use the same premolded parts as the KR2. Go figure. Now you know why people modify these things...it simply must be modified to meet certain criteria, and the criteria for most folks that are building a two-seater plane is that it be able to seat two people... Mark Langford, Harvest, AL ML at N56ML.com www.N56ML.com
