Lee.
I have a standard KR2. with a gear reduction heavy type 4 engine. Todd's
Canopy.
I have a forward CofG, meaning My Kr2 needs a minimum of a 75 Kg 9165 lb)
pilot to fly.
I weight 190 lbs ( 85kg) and have had a 200 lb
6 ft passenger in with me. very tight side ways, but plane flies well.
Lee,
The best thing you can do is to come to the Gathering. Larry Flesner will
be there and I think he is about your size. Don't let this opportunity pass
you by if you are thinking of getting into a KR. It is in Mt. Vernon Ill
around the 18th of next month.
See N64KR at http://KRBuilder.org -
I'm having a difficult time finding a KR2 or KR2S in the area to try on for
size, so I'll just ask. I'm 6' and 195-200lbs.
What's the liklihood that I'm going to be able to get in and close the
canopy? I fly a Luscombe now (2 place with 36" wide cabin) so I'm used to
close quarters, I'm more co
Not that anyone wants to hear my hard luck, the whole country is in a bit of
bad luck. But, the last couple of years have not been kind to someone who once
had nothing but sunshine and positive attitudes. I guess I am experiencing a
very humbling time in my life. I mention this only because, I w
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