I have a 100 deg to 260 deg F instrument panel meter but no oil temperature
sensor. VW2180
Can I remove (unscrew) a plug on the bottom of the engine and screw in a oil
temperature sensor? Also is one lead of the sensor grounded? Is there another
way of getting oil temperature data? I could not
Not exactly a KR, but very close
http://www.spang-air.de/index.html
Others:
Russian guy active on various Yahoo lists-sells redrives, etc:
http://www.airtrikes.net/engines.shtml
http://www.xairireland.com/conversion.htm
Chris Ross
Chicago
Ya works great I just used the new member and it did its job. Larry
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From: krnet-boun...@mylist.net [mailto:krnet-boun...@mylist.net] On Behalf
Of Jay W. Hughes
Sent: Wednesday, October 28, 2009 12:43 PM
To: KRnet
Subject: Re: KR> Member List
Thanks, I'll try again.
Lebanon, Oregon, in the Center, East part of the Willamette Valley. Between
Salem and Eugene against the East foothills. I also have a 100 Horse Wankle
style Rotary Engine built by Norton Motorcycle and developed into an
airplane engine by an English Co. Is a new and beautiful engine
unfortunately
Apparently no one has yet flown a KR-2with a BMW engine? Here is a link
to a company that apparently sells a unit which looks like it would work
on a KR-2. When I originally researched this topic I remember the water
cooled BMW was extremely fuel efficient. This one is apparently an
R1100 of appr
Morristown, Tn. 35 miles east of Knoxville
From: "tiger7...@juno.com"
To: kr...@mylist.net
Sent: Wed, October 28, 2009 5:23:55 PM
Subject: Re: KR> Turtle Deck and Other Components
Lee were are you located
Bob
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WOW what a rush to see and hear my rev master turbo come to life on N379NS! I
know some of you have already experienced it and I've heard you talking about
it but what a feeling. After five years of building I finally see light at the
end of the tunnel.
Mike Stafford
Denham Springs, Louisian
Sorry Dan. Knew a guy years ago that flew a BMW in a cassett out of the
Rifle-Glenwood Springs area of Colo. He flew a lot, short distances, but
this is in the REAL Rocky Mnts. He said you had to continually Tweak it to
get best performance and not sure how he done that in fight . Every time I
arri
The R1100 engine has 98 horsepower at 7500 rpm. This is a little high for a
propeller, and the load of a motorcycle might be different for a propeller. I
just wanted to see if anyone has heard how the BMW R-engine does on an airplane.
I have been told through some research that the Rotax gearbox
Just chiming in on the motorcycle engine idea. I was in an army unit a few
years back that flew UAV's (unmanned aerial vehicles) that were powered by Moto
Guzzi engines. These are transverse v-twins rated at about 75 horsepower each,
and were set up in a twin engine centerline thrust configur
I hate to spoil all the fun here, but I have not seen one post that had
anything to do with using a BMW engine in a KR, other than the original
question.
Thank you for your consideration.
See N64KR at http://KRBuilder.org - Then click on the pics
See you at the 2010 - KR Gathering in Richmond, K
All time aviation great (at least to me) Leo Loudenslager who was the
national aerobatic champion 7 times died as a result of a motorcycle. I love
bikes, but you had better give them a lot of respect.
Kevin Golden
Harrisonville, MO
In a message dated 10/28/2009 6:13:27 P.M. Central Dayli
My first CFI was a gifted pilot and a crotch rocket fiend. He was 23 years old
when he missed a curve and hit a telephone pole. His ashes were scattered from
an airplane. In a plane death is always present, but often a mile or more away.
On a motorcycle, death is always about 3 feet away. In a
> I also have some parts for a regular KR2 that I don't need. Parts
> include a turtle deck, forward deck, and some other items. Free to
> someone who will pick them up.
>
>
>
Where do you live?
--
Eric Pitts
Terre Haute Ind.
http://eric.pitts.mystarband.net
"Life should NOT be a journey to
Halleluiah and A--AMEN Motorcycles are like mules they can hurt you when you
are doing everything right and enjoy it. An airplane won't hurt you unless
you make it. It's OK to like motorcycles but you have to love airplanes. I'm
gaining on the KR2. Larry
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From: krnet-boun
Lee were are you located
Bob
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Larry,I may need lots as I cant fly yet and past experience has shown I break
lots of stuff on my adventures.I have a KR2 now but it wont last long cuz its a
dragger and I play hell trying to taxi a Cessna 150 on tricycle gear. So Larry
where are you I seem to be able to drive ok or so I think.
Thanks, I'll try again.
--Original Message--
From: Scott Stanton
Sender: krnet-boun...@mylist.net
To: KRnet
ReplyTo: KRnet
Sent: Oct 28, 2009 1:39 PM
Subject: Re: KR> Member List
There's an "Add a new member" and an "Edit existing member" button on
the very top of the page. I just edited
Quite a few land out on Vargas Island (extreme West Coast), I'd like to someday
ColdLake-Tim Mustang II A/C YouTube> very Nice
http://www.youtube.com/user/cgaif#p/u/0/iGnrAc2Ubuo
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John
That was the best I've ever seen! Great scenery and camera work. Lov
There's an "Add a new member" and an "Edit existing member" button on
the very top of the page. I just edited my own information and it
worked just fine.
Scott Stanton
Raleigh NC
j...@aol.com wrote:
> How does one go about editing this list to add current information and add
> a new name? I
I also have some parts for a regular KR2 that I don't need. Parts include a
turtle deck, forward deck, and some other items. Free to someone who will pick
them up.
From: Larry Knox
To: KRnet
Sent: Tue, October 27, 2009 2:44:54 PM
Subject: RE: KR> Turtle De
How does one go about editing this list to add current information and add
a new name? I tried the "Edit" button, but it didn't save the changes.
Also, is the Frappr site still being used and updated?
Jay W. Hughes
N128JH
American by Birth - A Texan by the Grace of God
In God we trust!
If your bike is more fun than your plane, you obviously aren't flying a KR!
-Jeff Scott
Los Alamos, NM
-- Original Message --
Motorcycles are more fun than airplanes but if you busted your ass on a
motorcycle you want to stay away from airplanes, an airplane accident would
mayb
James Ferris wrote:
> Motorcycles are more fun than airplanes
Heretic!
Actually, I love bikes too, but I love planes more :)
Cheers.
Pete.
Motorcycles are more fun than airplanes but if you busted your ass on a
motorcycle you want to stay away from airplanes, an airplane accident would
maybe kill you.
Jim
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