Mark said, "One very slick way to mount a socket (wherever and whatever kind of socket you use) is shown a few pictures down from the top of http://www.krnet.org/redoak2003/ in a plane that is now owned by Mike Stirewalt, originally built by Max Calkin, I think it was."
As you mention on the Red Oak page linked above, my KR-1? (formerly owned by Steve Bennett) was built by Ken Cottle of Columbia, MO. He and Jim Faughn built their planes about the same time and flew around together (Oshkosh, etc.) a lot when JF lived in St. Louis. According to Ken, when he and Dan Diehl were making the wingskin installation video, Dan came up with the name KR-1?. Dan said since it wasn't a 1 or a 2, it must be a "one and a half.". Ken started with KR-1 plans and made modifications from there. Ken is currently flying one of the three KR's built by Sam Bailey of Pratt, KS. Marc Baca has another one and the third is in an aviation museum in Pratt or somewhere near. Mike Stirewalt KSEE ____________________________________________________________ Fast, Secure, NetZero 4G Mobile Broadband. Try it. http://www.netzero.net/?refcd=NZINTISP0512T4GOUT2
