I thought the Red line was 200MPH, sounds like some one exceeded the air
frames limit and all hell broke loose!

Leigh Plymale
flyboy...@adelphia.net

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From: <srmak...@aol.com>
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Sent: Friday, September 05, 2003 4:21 AM
Subject: KR>KR kNOCKOFFS


> Hi guys, Steve here. Let me put my 2 cents worth about a mass produced KR.
> Years ago there was an all fiberglass version of a Kr called the GB 2 ( I
> believe). Only one existed and It came apart in a high speed pass at the
first Kr
> fly in at Santa Rosa Ca. I was there. Brad Hummel and his girl friend were
> making a 230 mph pass into a gusting Santa Ana wind. Post crash showed
aileron
> flutter and then canopy failure and the main spar broke on the right side
at the
> fuselage point due to lack of stiffness in this area. The airplane was
built in
> 30 days from start to finish. So, be very careful with any major mods to
the
> plans and pie in the sky dream figures. This is all available for your
reading
> in one of the early news letters buy Ernest Koppe.
> Regards, Steve
> PS. As we were standing there watching, this whole event took place in
about
> 3 seconds.
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