I originally flew my KR2 from the left, but, because of my height, I got a
stiff neck from holding my head at an angle. I then started flying from the
center. The only difference I noticed was that I just had to get used to what
it looked like to fly from the center. However, there was no
We bought a second home in Arizona. I have thought about moving the AVID to AZ
via trailer. I have also thought about flying it until I approach more hostile
terrain, then trailer it through the mountain ranges, hoping to avoid bouncing
it around as much as possible. But either way, I am
Chuck,
I am interested in your KR-2 if it is a flying KR-2. I am not concerned
about the interior and the headroom. I am large myself, but I will convert it
into a KR 1.5. Do you have good records for it. Is it registered with FAA?
Here is my situation. I cannot get to Houston until
Dear KR-netters,
My apologies for hitting the rply key. As you may have guessed, I thought I
was replying to Chuck.
Richard F. Collins
765-506-8150
Marion, IN
Charles Burgoon wrote:
I have a tri-cycle KR-2 with around 250 hrs TT. It has a Rev Master 2100. I
KRnetters,
My apologies for responding on the KRnet. I got in a hurry and hit reply
thinking it was Chuck's address.
Richard Collins <n88...@yahoo.com> wrote:
Chuck,
I am interested in your KR-2 if it is a flying KR-2. I am not concerned about
the interior and the headroom. I am
Dan,
I'm back on the net. After Annie passed away I adopted one of my
step-grandsons and remarried. It has been a long and difficult time. However,
I do have an A who is going to help restore N886KR. I know it will take a
while, but he is so very good. I hope all is well. Judging
Hello, to Dan Heath.
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Ron,
I am, as you, interested in the sport pilot concept, mainly because I am
aging and anticipate that I will not always be able to pass the physical.
So, after this one runs out, I am going to forego anymore flight physicals.
I am curious about how you came to the conclusion that the Hershey
I used to practice this technique in my Taylorcraft when I would get bored
and could think of nothing else to do except "what ifs". I found I could
use the elevator trim quite successfully to raise and lower the pitch. I
also used to doors to substitute for rudder. I often would get the T-craft
Dear friends on the KRnet,
I am so fed up with all of the media hype on what might happen if someone
turns a private airplane into a bomb. Today's news brought us no additional
relief when NBC showed a "turn and bank by turn and bank" account of a pilot
from PA who decided to break airspace
I have heated my T-88 in the microwave. It only takes a few seconds. I
would use a burst of more than twenty seconds at a time, but the
crystallization will disappear.
Rick Collins and the "Little Beast"
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