Hi Joseph,

I agree with Orma, You have to stages of training, basic flight training and 
then the EXTRA skills to fly something that is quick and very responsive. If 
you can find the right instructor you could even do the extra stuff in your own 
aircraft, maybe :-) (someone might want to comment if that is possible where 
your are)
I flew my KR2 with 18 hours of power time but I did have 200+ hours of glider 
time.

I would sugest getting some glider time because it will enhance your skill 
level and give you a different out look on flying (and it is FUN).

regards
Barry Kruyssen
Cairns, Australia
RAA 19-3873 

k...@bigpond.com
http://www.users.bigpond.com/kr2/kr2.htm 




  ----- Original Message ----- 
  From: joseph 


  I have given serious to the time and expense, and I do have the time and
  the patience to take on this project. I have checked into flight
  training, and if I bought a plane, or build my own it I still have got
  to be a licensed pilot so that cost will still be there, but the
  satisfaction would not. Thanks for your input, It makes me feel better
  to know I am not spinning my wheels by chasing a plane I could never
  fly.

  Joseph J. Jensen

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