KR> RE: KRnet Digest, Vol 351, Issue 73

One of the guys at the hangar lunch group years ago had one of those. All wood with a retractable main gear. I've seen it up close and it's about the size of an RV side by side two place. This was in '83. They flew it down to California and on the way down on a landing roll one of the gear over ce

KR> Group flight to Oshkosh

> From: flyk...@charter.net > P.S. Yes Dana you and Black Magic are invited too. > Mark Jones (N886MJ) Hah, I would have stealthed my way onto the ramp anyway.but thanks for the official invite:-) Since it is Friday, and before anyone posts "there was this time I was inverted in the twin,

KR> Composite tube making

Hi guys, found these nifty links: The first is a strong, machineable, high temp and WATER SOLUBLE material suitable for making moulds. Think of the possibilities... Probably costs a bomb though. http://www.acrtucson.com/products/Aquacore/index.htm The second is a nifty way to make composite tube