KR> Cessna 150

2013-08-08 Thread Mark Langford
OZ wrote: > ...that quiet, sedate 150 is powered by the O-200, which if you hang it on > a KR, can turn it into a wildcat. I'm pretty sure Mike has an O-200 for his KR2S already, and given his "building like a house afire" work ethic, it won't be long before we see that wildcat in the air! Ma

KR> Turbo info

2013-08-08 Thread Willie van der Walt
Hi Dene Kontak Jaco Swanepoel. Wat die KR2S gevlieg het. Groete Willie -Original Message- From: Dene Collett Sent: Saturday, August 03, 2013 9:38 PM To: 'KRnet' Subject: KR> Turbo info Hi guys I am on a nission to learn as much as I can about turbo charging for aircraft as I can as quick

KR> Fw: Re: [CorvAircraft] ethanol-free fuel link

2013-08-08 Thread joe.kr2s.builder at juno.com
Hey Ron,I also use the MMO in about the same proportions and in a 200 hour test period of using it for a year and not using for a year I had a good 70% less lead build up on the heads. As many know I lean aggressively. I do not know what the Decalin is and what the supposed benefit is. Coul

KR> Turbo info

2013-08-08 Thread Nerobro
I can't really recommend websites, as they're usually full of some trash. But, this book, presents all the math, and explains why it all works. If you can do the numbers, you can build a turbo system. http://www.amazon.com/Turbochargers-HP49-Books-Spark-Ignition-Applications/dp/0895861356/ref=sr_

KR> Lead

2013-08-08 Thread laser147 at juno.com
Dan said, "It will be a great day when 100NL (no lead) is available and the lead problem with valves and plugs, is also removed from the equation." About three years ago I re-did the heads and valves on my GP 2180 at just under 500 hours (due to broken crappy re-used Chinese valve springs installe

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2013-08-08 Thread Bryce Guenther
Using sea foam in your KR! That stuff is absolutely wonderful for cleaning fuel and oil systems decarbonizing to I have the thought that our fuels have a lot to be desired! ? guentheraviator at yahoo.com

KR> ethanol-free fuel link

2013-08-08 Thread Peter Drake
We now have 90UL Avgas which is cleared for use on most engines like Lycomings in the UK. It is 20% cheaper than 100LL and our fuel costs are way higher than in the US. I have been running it in by PA28 140 for about a year with no ill effects. Peter Drake UK "It will be a great day when 10

KR> Cessna 150

2013-08-08 Thread Jeff York
Like Larry, I have had the experience to own a few Continentals of both the 0-200 and 300. But, I have never seen a Continental that didnt leak oil and if one of mine ever stopped leaking, my first bet would be that the crankcase is empty. LOL Jeff York KR-2 2010 Gathering Peoples Choice, Best

KR> Cessna 150

2013-08-08 Thread Oscar Zuniga
>1966 must have been a good year for 150's. >I've had a number of them pass through my flight log. Larry, 1966 was the highest production year for 150s so there are more of them out there. I, too, have some good memories and flights in that model and I have the POH for that airplane on my she

KR> ethanol-free fuel link

2013-08-08 Thread Dan Heath
There are many stories just like this one. What is that old saying, "pay me now, or pay me later"? Well, flying is expensive. It took me a long time to come to the conclusion that if I wanted to fly, I was going to have to pay at one end or the other. So, I choose to have the convenience of fi

KR> Cessna 150

2013-08-08 Thread Allen G. Wiesner
Don't do it until the KR is flying; we've had one guy drop out of our little Champ Flying club twice now since he thought his Bearhawk would be flying "REAL SOON NOW". He just re-joined for the second time at tonight's monthly meeting. :-)) Allen G. Wiesner KR-2SS #1117 TD/CorvAir 65 Frankli