KR> Careful what you carry with you

Could it be he was just trying to make a joke. I have a friend that is a captain at DFW airport fire dept and they believe a lot of the rules are stupid to. --- On Fri, 10/30/09, mfreem...@indy.rr.com wrote: From: mfreem...@indy.rr.com Subject:

KR> Careful what you carry with you

Hi guys and girls; (Quote)I think that I would contact the EMT's boss and ask him (Her?) what happened to the knife. Want to bet that it was never turned in? Oh no, that old, well worn knife is the least of my concerns, besides my wife bought me a brand new one, they only cost $10 and the

KR> Careful what you carry with you

Dan, Call the Emergency Medical Services office and ask for the Director. You haven't heard from the police because you didn't break a law. An EMT has absolutely no authority to confiscate anything - they can remove stuff if it hampers their job of providing medical services - they cannot take

KR> Careful what you carry with you

Dan, I'd contact the EMS folks who confiscated it, and ask them to have your survival equipment returned or replaced immediately and by not doing so could potentially be endangering your life in the future. See how they react to that one. Cheers. Pete. Australia mfreem...@indy.rr.com wrote: >

KR> Careful what you carry with you

Some countries require you to carry a small axe (NZ I think) in case you have a accident so you can hack your way out of the cockpit. How would they feel in this regard. Peter L -Original Message- From: krnet-boun...@mylist.net [mailto:krnet-boun...@mylist.net] On Behalf Of Patrick

KR> Careful what you carry with you

I think that I would contact the EMT's boss and ask him (Her?) what happened to the knife. Want to bet that it was never turned in? Patrick Driscoll Saint Paul, MN patric...@usfamily.net If you can read this, Thank a teacher If you are reading this in English, thank a veteran --- Get FREE

KR> Gathering report

I just collected for the last hat and shirt sale and have sent the closing financial report to Bob Lee for posting on the Gathering web site. In spite of the lower turnout this year, with the additional donations made, we were able to increase our Gathering fund by approx $50 over last year

KR> Careful what you carry with you

I plan to have a survival knife aid a few other items in my airplane. Maybe it should be labeles survivak kit because if I'm searched on an airport it may cause some problems. Like you said, this country is going plain stupid. Jack Cooper - Original Message - From:

KR> Careful what you carry with you

R. Lee Jarvis wrote: > > It's all perfectly legal, but the EMT only knows what he learns as his shoes > are being search for explosives before he boards a commercial airliner. I'm pretty sure that an EMT has no legal authority to "confiscate" anything. It's called "theft" and a phone call to

KR> Flight time

Nice to hear that there are other KR as old as mine (first flight Aug 84) still out there keep it flying as long as you can. Orma - Original Message - From: "david feiger" To: Sent: Friday, October 30, 2009 12:49 PM Subject: KR> Flight time

KR> Careful what you carry with you

As the PIC/owner/first officer/capt and chief flight steward of my own aircraft, I'll carry whatever I please on board! I very regularly carry a pocket knife, all manner of tools, and have been known to carry firearms too. It's all perfectly legal, but the EMT only knows what he learns as his

KR> Careful what you carry with you

Isn't the capt/pilot of an aircraft authorized to carry a weapon aboard Did all the rules change, or am I way out in left field - Original Message - From: To: Sent: Friday, October 30, 2009 10:24 AM Subject: KR> Careful what you carry with you

KR> Seats and stuff...

Netters, Since it is Friday I thought I would send out a little inquiry. We are considering the production of complete interior sets for the KR similar to what I had in my KR N902G. For those who were at the 04/05 Gatherings will know how nice it was, or if you have seen any photos. It is

KR> Flight time

This is one of the best reports I have seen in a long time. I'll bet there are numerous KR's out there like this that we never hear about. It is certainly a testament to what a great little plane the KR is. Anybody else out there lurking we could hear from? Steve Glover Former KR-2 N902G

KR> Flight time

My KR2 has 1393.8 hours logged, probably another 10 unlogged. First flight 28 September '84. Guess that it puts it in the just over the quarter century flying club. Based in John Day, Oregon, most of my flying is in eastern-central Oregon with many to Prosser/Yakema/Mt. Vernon,Wa (years ago)

KR> Careful what you carry with you

Hi guys and girls; My eye surgery went perfect and took less than an hour, oh I'm so glad that's all over with. Hey, a word of warning. Watch what you carry with you while you are flying! If your not already aware. As they were cutting my clothes off of me on the runway, one of the EMT's was

KR> BMW engines

If I am not mistaken, the BMW logo design is meant to look like a spinning airplane propeller viewed from the front of the airplane, symbolizing BMW's rich history of manufacturing airplane engines as seen in this add from 1917 _http://www.usautoparts.net/bmw/pics/7070_1024.jpg_