You can do whatever you want to the verticals in the wing spars, you can extend
the stub spars or the outer spars, you can beef up the wing attach fittings,
change the wings and wingtips- but I believe prior analysis has shown that the
weak point in the whole thing is the connection right at th
Craig,
My KR2S has a 25 1/2 foot span because of my added wingtip shape.
At 250lbs. you will probably find the cockpit awfully small for you on the
KR2.
Chris G. - KR2S 250 hours C-GKRZ
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From: krnet-boun...@mylist.net [mailto:krnet-boun...@mylist.net] On Behalf
Of Crai
If I can't make its 2 place then it's for sale.
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From: Virgil N. Salisbury
To: KRnet
Cc:
Sent: Tuesday, October 11, 2011 9:54 AM
Subject: Re: KR> Wingspan
You have a great single place aircraft, Virg
On 10/11/2011 9:51 AM, Teate, Stephen wrote:
> "The re
The ratio of Resin to Hardener for AeroPoxy is 1 part Resin to .27 part
hardener and this is by weight, which I forgot to mention before.
The ratio is the same no matter what you are using it for, Micro, Flox,
Fiberglass, Carbon Fiber. It has to be the same.
Put your cup on the scale and set it
You have a great single place aircraft, Virg
On 10/11/2011 9:51 AM, Teate, Stephen wrote:
> "The reason I ask is I think to get the
> useful load for my 250lb frame I need to up the wing span to 27 feet. I
> would do this by adding 36 inches
> to the stub wings."
>
> Yea Craig I
"The reason I ask is I think to get the
useful load for my 250lb frame I need to up the wing span to 27 feet. I would
do this by adding 36 inches
to the stub wings."
Yea Craig I had the same concerns. I am 6'-5" and liquid cooled so a stock KR
was out of the question from day one. I went with D
The wingspan on the KR motor glider built by Ken Rand was 27 feet.
Mike Turner
Edgewood N.M.
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The wingspan on my KR-2 is 23 feet 3 inches using the Diehl plans and wing
skin kit. My weight and balance has a max useful load of 528 pounds and
still remains within sta
Sorry,still learnin how to use a web site, I layd up the wings,is the racial
the same for over the fiberglass? Thx
On Oct 11, 2011 7:19 AM, wrote:
> First, you need to remember to change the subject when you are changing the
> subject. Your question had nothing to do with "Wingspan". I almost d
First, you need to remember to change the subject when you are changing the
subject. Your question had nothing to do with "Wingspan". I almost deleted it
because I have read enough about wingspan.
The ratio for mixing AeroPoxy is 1 resin to .27 hardener. For sealing the foam
with the Micro m
Hi,i have a gal. Of aeropoxy& a quart of hardner&two pounds of micro
ballons, I have to finish my wings, what is the ratial for mixing them?
On Oct 10, 2011 5:51 PM, "Craig Williams" wrote:
> I have been reading in the archives about the RAF48 wing span and loading.
> I see that Garry Morgan's K
The wingspan on my KR-2 is 23 feet 3 inches using the Diehl plans and wing
skin kit. My weight and balance has a max useful load of 528 pounds and
still remains within stable loading. I have seen many KR-2 aircraft flying
for years with the Diehl wing skin mod that uses the RAF48 airfoil.
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