what new airfoil? 

> Date: Wed, 14 Jan 2015 17:23:13 -0500
> To: krnet at list.krnet.org
> Subject: KR> NVAero KR1 fuselage kit?
> From: krnet at list.krnet.org
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> I like making things myself.  The KR airplane is so simple that I  don't 
> think you need any parts that are prefab.  I certainly wouldn't buy  the 
> skins 
> as the new KR airfoil would be faster anyway.  Landing  gear is easy to 
> make.  Wheels and brakes...maybe Tracy Obrien or find  someone who has some 
> to 
> sell. Canopy can be made yourself or a canopy from  something else cut to 
> fit or even made by a custom canopy builder.  Wing  attach fittings.....I 
> have 
> drill press.  I am sure Ken Rand never had  someone build these parts for 
> the prototype.  Control stick....super easy  parts to make.  The beauty of a 
> KR is like Burger King......have it your  way.  No two KRs should look alike 
> and for the most part they  don't.  Custom built aircraft and the minds 
> that build them are  beautiful.
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> Kevin Golden
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> In a message dated 1/14/2015 1:43:19 P.M. Central Standard Time,  
> krnet at list.krnet.org writes:
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> I looked  over the very nice nvaero site. It appears that there is not a 
> fuselage wood  or fiberglass kit for the KR1. (not popular?) so I guess that 
> means plans  build.
> It is great that the wing skins, landing gear/wheels/brakes, canopy,  wing 
> attach fittings, control stick, are avail.
> What about the control  surface hardware and rigging? I'm guessing whats 
> not compatible (if anything)  from the KR2 would be off the shelf at aircraft 
> spruce.
> In fact, if we  didnt have nvaero, I wonder if the entire plane could be 
> plans built? (would  have to solve the canopy problem, and fabricate landing 
> gear).
> Also, one  wonders WHY do the plans "may have extended lead times"???? 
> nvaero is  GREAT to have though   :)               
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