KR> Questions for Joe Horton

2008-10-12 Thread Ron Smith
First Congrates! You must be on cloud nine..er maybe 10! Joe, how long is your fuselage? Is it standard KR2S length? Did you use the "new airfoil" and the 1 degree incidence? If so, what is the incidence of your HS? I'm getting close to building my HS, and am wondering how I will set it. S

KR> Questions for Joe Horton

2008-10-12 Thread Ron Smith
First Congrates! You must be on cloud nine..er maybe 10! Joe, how long is your fuselage? Is it standard KR2S length? Did you use the "new airfoil" and the 1 degree incidence? If so, what is the incidence of your HS? I'm getting close to building my HS, and am wondering how I will set it. S

KR> Questions for Joe Horton

2008-10-12 Thread Joseph H. Horton
> Joe, how long is your fuselage? Is it standard KR2S length? Did you > use the "new airfoil" and the 1 degree incidence? If so, what is the > incidence of your HS? I'm getting close to building my HS, and am > wondering how I will set it. Someone, I think Mark L. said a piece > of 3/32 ply u

KR> Questions for Joe Horton

2008-10-12 Thread flesner
> I have not had much cruise work yet but I feel like I am flying > nose high. I have no reason to think that it is nose high it just maybe > how I sit in the cockpit and it being a new plane that I never got used > to before for the view to the horizon. > Joe Horton, +

KR> Questions for Joe Horton

2008-10-12 Thread Joseph H. Horton
> As I recall, most of you limited time has been in the pattern at > lower > airspeeds. You probably are flying a bit nose high. If you have > any > room between your head and the canopy you could jack yourself > up a bit. Things will look different at 150 MPH > > I love the cool air we