List-Post: krnet@list.krnet.org
Date: Sunday, Dec.4,2011
Subject: Instrument panel space
Dave;
Since I have my Kr-2 in the garage, I went out and measured the distance
from the back of the instrument panel to the back edge of the header tank,
this measurement is 6.5 inches.
My plane is a plan
Hi Glenn, thanks for the comments. I re-read your posting and hadn't
caught the comment about the 8X before. I've been in the radio racket
for about 40 years, and hold a FCC commercial with radar endorsement.
Coax has been my friend (and enemy) for a long time!
I snooped a bit more, as I tho
I think 9" may be a bit too much to ask for. I had a stock tank and could
not install the 2.25" Becker radio. Don't remember how deep it was.
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Anniversary
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Is there an equivalent VW engine list
Bill Weir
:
> Rich wrote:
>
>>Could someone post the Corvair engine group link, please? Thanks.
>
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> ___
> Search the KRnet Archives at http://www.maddyhome.com/k
I should be out at my hanger today. I will try to get those measurements but I
think there is nine inches but probably not much more. I guess there could be
variations depending on how you construct the tank.
Jeff York
Georgetown Scott county FAA airport of the year
KR2 2010 KR Gathering Peoples
I know each plane varies, and I'll get the 'answer' around the 2nd week
of January (when I get home on leave and actually get to do some work on
my plane)
But about how much space is there between the instrument panel of a
typical non-Sed KR-2, and the fuel tank?
How likely is it that I'll
On 12/3/2011 8:21 PM, Dave Dunwoodie wrote:
> Everything I installed simply mirrored the stub. cable
> examples that came with the various radios - double shielded teflon
> coax. Of all of the cables available, my favorite is RG-142 B/U
Agreed. I was looking for the double shielded aircraft equiva
The only place to get plans today, is from NVAero.
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Daniel R. Heath - Lexington, SC
-Original Mess
He was responding to my electrical/wiring question.
On 12/4/2011 10:55 AM, Matt Elder wrote:
> I'm not sure I follow... I wasn't the one with the question?...
> My electrical system is complete, and actually to the letter of what you
> state. Perhaps a reread of the thread is in order?
>
> Than
How do you attach something to the end of the axle, that can be used for the
attach point for the wheel pant?
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Dan
I have Matco, I drilled the axle, as per the KR instructions, made a "C"
clip to replace the split pin through the bearin
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