KR> nose gear

2008-10-12 Thread George M
Mark Jones wrote: >Dang...I don't know what to do > > > Mark take a good look at the picture I sent the other day about wing loading. There you will see 2 mains buried in the sand bags, little tail wheel in the back and ... retracted nose gear up front!!! Convertible!!! This will

KR> Re: wing loading test

2008-10-12 Thread George M
Followed all the links to the other builders - >incredibly interesting stuff. > >Hennie > >-Original Message- >From: krnet-bounces+hennie.vanrooyen=kumbaresources@mylist.net >[mailto:krnet-bounces+hennie.vanrooyen=kumbaresources@mylist.net]On >Behalf Of George

KR> Re: wing loading test

2008-10-12 Thread George M
Here is the picture : http://www.hsweb.net/bx2/misc/image049web.jpg If you need plans of the stand I have it. It was included with my "KR-4" Plans :-). GeorgeM Long Island NY VIRGIL N SALISBURY wrote: >The fus should be at an angle, but not sure what it is. >Kinda like pulling out of

KR> Re: wing loading test

2008-10-12 Thread George M
James Ferris wrote: Whats a KR-4? I was joking. I guess it would be - if Ken would be around. It is a Cherry BX-2 airplane based on KR-2 building technique. I am in the early stages of construction so my web site doesn't represent it well but you can check here for more pictures:

KR>need for speed

2008-10-12 Thread George M
speed and compare all incidence angles to make sure that you are not loosing speed due to drag. But checking new higher pitched prop is easy and I encourage you to try it. George M Cradle of Aviation, Long Island, NY