Netters
I too made my fuselage wider, 43", with the sides vertical. I fastened
temporary plywood bulkheads to my work table at specific points (firewall, fwd
spar, aft spar, and several in the tail). After gluing up the "side trusses"and
the T-88 had cured, the ply was epoxied and stapled in pl
Larry,Great job with the poems. It just goes to show that not all builders are
the hard core,take no prisoners,Mach 2 with your hair on fire kind of guys. I'm
pretty sure that in the KR community that there is every kind of personality
that you can imagine from 650 or so people. The only poems
Ron Wanttaja of FlyBaby fame and an contributor to Kitplanes and Sport
Aviation has an interesting comparison of cockpit dimensions on his website
http://www.wanttaja.com/avlinks/cockpit.htm could be insightful for some
that are concerned about the cockpit size of the KR.
Rick Human
N202RH
Houst
I made my fuselage 44 inches wide also.? I slowly bent the sides with the
plywood attached. (over 2 days). They lifted off the table in the middle higher
than the wood blocks I had as a spreader. I would use some at least 2" if not
3" high next time.? I did not break anything but the sounds of c
"Its not illegal to have someone build your plane it is illegal to sign a form
saying you built it."
I'm understanding this a little more - so fine, I won't be the builder, so I
won't do my own annuals. Fine by me, a little more expensive, but I can handle
that. Besides, a 2nd pair of eyes is
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