Found his email from 6 years ago. Don't know if it still works...
From: Seifert, Richard E Sent: 22 February, 2000 7:24 AM To: 'colin.ha...@dial.pipex.com' Subject: KR-2 Rudder size Colin I saw your post to the KR-net about your concern for directional stability on take off. I have been flying my KR-2 for about 8 years and have not had the problem you described. I suspect your problem will diminish greatly when you fly solo. When taking off with two aboard acceleration will be slower and the transition between tailwheel control and rudder control is longer. I seldom fly with two aboard and therefore have been very satisfied with the KR-2's crosswind capabilities. At air speeds above thirty the KR rudder seems very effective and I would hesitate to increase it's area unless you will be flying consistently with two aboard. Hope this helps. Rich Seifert KR-2 N56SR ORIGINAL POST: Hi Guys Can anyone tell me how I contact the English couple who flew their KR2 from the UK to Australia back in October 2001. I have tried their site http//:fly.to/worldtour without any success! Art Bruce KR2 Builder Bainbridge, GA, USA ps: I'm still waiting to purchase the book Colin planned to write of his adventure. We should invite him to the Gathering. > please see other KRnet info at http://www.krnet.org/info.html
