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Hi Netters,
I was recently asked how long it would take to build a KR..I said I'd post on
the KR Net to get an idea of the average builders hours. Can you help me answer
this question?
Thanks,
Dennis Dyer
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Subject: KR>How long
Hi Netters,
I was recently asked how long it would take to build a KR..I said I'd post
on the KR Net to get an idea of the average builders hours. Can you help me
answer this question?
Thanks,
Dennis Dyer
13035 US Hwy 285
Pine,
Started mine in 1988... but have had several years off due to
family and job moving me around.
80% of all kit planes are never completed. To prevent myself from being
one
of those I pass on the following advice I recieved from EAA'ers in 1988.
1) Never set a completion date.
2) When the weight
I like Ross, I started mine in 1989 or was it 1990 I can't remember.
Anyway, I started planning a Brut Rutan Easy in 1970, built a special garage
and acquired a wood and sheetmetal shop. Got a divorce, lost it all except
for my 4 kids, lost the plans in 1979 during a house move. Got married in
1980
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> Hi Netters,
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> I was recently asked how long it would take to buil
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Sent: Wednesday, February 25, 2004 4:31 PM
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Several thousand, maybe. Ho
Well said Jim,
You got to enjoy the process it's really fun and it shouldn't be a race.
For some of us it's one of the most important work we will do.
Ron
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Sent: Wednesday, February 25, 2004 8:22 PM
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So far 2100 Hrs and 8 years. Planning completion this summer.-- Joe
Horton
On Wed, 25 Feb 2004 10:48:31 -0800 (PST) Dennis Dyer
writes:
> Hi Netters,
>
> I was recently asked how long it would take to build a KR..I said
> I'd post on the KR Net to get an idea of the average builders hours.
>
So far 1500+ hours and 4 years. More to go than I want to know
Jack Cooper
> [Original Message]
> From: Dennis Dyer
> To: KRnet
> Date: 2/25/2004 1:57:55 PM
> Subject: KR>How long
>
> Hi Netters,
>
> I was recently asked how long it would take to build a KR..I
HI netters. I am 24 now I bought my plane at quite an advanced stage
probably about 70-80% I have had it since july last year and have put in
about 600 hours. Lucky I am single and young I will work on it or do
something towards working on it everyday I have just spent about 220 hours
on the ca
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Hi All,
If I build a KR1 (likely) how long can I expect it to take to remove the wings
and then re-install at the airport? I do plan for fuel in the wings, guess that
would have to be drained each time.
Not a good plan. That will only lead to your plane staying where you store
it. The KR is not designed for that purpose. It could take up to an hour
or maybe as little as 20 minutes, depending on how good the mating is.
However, I do believe that fuel in the wings is a very good plan.
See N64K
There is something in the archives that shows a KR with a small tab and
socket setup that a fellow uses that takes about 15 minutes with only one
person, removing or installing the wings
Patrick Driscoll
Saint Paul, MN
patrick36 at usfamily.net
www.pensbypat.com
If you can read this, Thank a teac
Patrick Driscoll wrote:
> There is something in the archives that shows a KR with a small tab and
> socket setup that a fellow uses that takes about 15 minutes with only
> one person, removing or installing the wings.
That's Ken Atkins in northern England, where hangar rental is probably
doub
Baca, Chino CA
Sam Bailey KR-1. ?N31SB
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Hi All,
If I build a KR1 (likely) how long can I expect it to take to remove the wings
and then re-install at the airport? I do plan for fuel in the wings, guess that
would have to be drained eac
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