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2008-10-12 Thread Mark Langford
NetHeads, Today I flew my plane for 3.1 hours, continuously (except for taking on a little fuel), and did 15 pretty decent landings, with several being nothing short of squeakers! Up until number 13, I'd never registered more than 1.5 g's on the meter. Number 14 was just about full stall, so

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2008-10-12 Thread ifly...@aol.com
Way to go Mark! Im glad you have your confidence back. Im glad I could help. I feel much better about your flying skills now. It will be a pleasure to fly together to the Gathering if you want. It sound like you finally had some fun in YOUR airplane. Now we can all say

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2008-10-12 Thread Mark Langford
Bill Clapp wrote: > By the way, have you tried the new throttle assy? and worked out any > more of the ergonomic stuff yet? Yep, new throttle is installed, and the friction lock is far better than a button-lock. And I made the cowling snorkel a little more permanent by epoxying it in place

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2008-10-12 Thread Mark Jones
Now that was a story I liked to read. Congrats on a great day of flying. I too took to the skies this morning at 6:30am. The air was a smooth as glass. A truly enjoyable flight. That's another hour under my belt. I am finally getting my air/oil separator to not dump so much oil overboard. There was

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2008-10-12 Thread Stephen Jacobs
Bottom line is that I'm no longer afraid of this thing There you go now - enjoy some hard earned time aloft. I realize that it may still be a while, but I am already looking forward to the final paint job. Steve J

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2008-10-12 Thread bearlk...@aol.com
Mark, I am at the begining of a KR build, and am following your experiences daily. You are not the only pilot rating landings bt the g meter- my buddy put my AA-1 onto the asphalt at 5.2 G's and bent the prop at a cost of 4 months and a near major overhaul. Your landings are sweet indeed by co

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2008-10-12 Thread jo...@alphalink.com.au
HI Mark In ref. to the tiny tac. If it is the type that has a red lead that coils around one of the spark plug lead. Then you may wont to try what a friend of mine did . (He used the tiny tac on a Jaberu eng,) when he first put it on it was giving him crazy readings so after many attempts t

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2008-10-12 Thread wcraw...@cmhc-schl.gc.ca
Congratulations Mark, well done you are a KR pilot, and may I add "a damn good builder too." The little gremlins you chase will soon be gone, when you consider all the time and materials into it, they are only small items.