KR> Fuel Pump Question

2010-04-08 Thread Dave Dunwoodie
My KR2 has a 12 gallon center tank and also 6 gallons in each wing. The airplane flies with a Revmaster 2100-D. Prior to the KR2, my only experience with gravity feed was in a J-3 seaplane. I have a 4 PSI free-flow pump on-hand, and I am considering installing it as a 'booster' pump for unusu

KR> Thanks - Electric Trim

2010-04-08 Thread Dave Dunwoodie
Thanks to all of you so much for your various ideas and solutions on electric trim! The information has been a Godsend!!! Looking back through old newsletters, I came across the idea of an RC servo with servo tester. I saw this one as problematic from the outset, and that is why I asked for a

KR> Zenith Carbs and source reference

2010-04-08 Thread Glenn Martin
Holly has a great book out on carburetors, intake manifolds, theory and the calculations for all. i would make it a part of your recommended reading. -- Glenn Martin Owner Martek Mississippi 13238 Hudson-Krohn Rd Biloxi, MS, 39532 rep...@martekmississippi.com

KR> Zenith Carbs and source reference

2010-04-08 Thread David Boyer
Ok, we all know what Cam, crank and setup to use for our corvairs. Mark Langford and William Wynne have gone through a lot of trouble doing the R&D for us and I wish to thank them. However when it comes to carburetors for the corvair there is some questions that need answered. The certified car

KR> C.G. location / flying qualities

2010-04-08 Thread Ross Evans
Hi My kr2s empty is right on the forward limit. I have a 48 litre header tank. I will go over weight before I go out of C of G however in the worst possible loading scenario. Wings tanks with fuel baggage and a low header. The kr becomes less stable in pitch it will diverge for instance it wil

KR> today's flight

2010-04-08 Thread Joe. E. Wallace
Mark, I am amazed at your photography, and thrilled to be able to travel with you through the pictures. I have taken the liberty of sharing these with a couple of elderly who live for the world through it. and they have passed on their thanks for allowing them to see things they never kn