Mark,
I had used your suggestion as far as running the tube down into the back of the
boat below the vertical stabilizer but used a PVC water faucet supply tube from
one of the box stores. I just cut the length I needed to wrap the copper tape
around and epoxied it in place. Worked great and
Walmart sells arrows. Used a $3 aluminum one to prop my canopy. Peter
It comes in 3' lengths, as I recall. Let me know when you find a source...I
need to order some more! Thin wall aluminum tubing would work OK as
well...maybe less trouble too.
Trigear - VW 75hp takes less distance to land, more distance to take off due to
increased friction from the grass. 1500-2000 feet to take off. 1000-1500
landing.
Rob Schmitt
KR2S
Www.robert7721.com
> On Oct 28, 2014, at 7:09 PM, Joe Nunley via KRnet
> wrote:
>
> Of those who fly their KR2
Of those who fly their KR2 off of a grass runway; what distance to take
off and land, tail wheel or tri gear, engine type and horse power if you
please.
My hanger is on a grass strip. Want to be able to take off and land at my
home field.
Thank you!
Joe Nunley
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Jon Kimmel wrote:
>Mark...I feel like an idiot...please explain the arrow shaft. Hollow
fiberglass? Is the tape helical?
I "rolled" it around a small diameter dowel to get it started, and then
slid it down the shaft longways (see enclosed photo), before soldering
to the coax. Arrow shaft is
For those who wanted to know about small control inputs, check out Robert
Gill?s KR2 flight, Australia
Phil Matheson
Subject: video
Hi Phill, just added a video to youtube last night didn't up load as clear as
it should have but it gives the idea and its about 20 min long.
https://www.youtub
Mark...I feel like an idiot...please explain the arrow shaft. Hollow
fiberglass? Is the tape helical?
https://sites.google.com/site/mykr2stretch/
https://sites.google.com/site/mykr2stretch/parts-for-sale
That is a great video, I was watching the right hand inputs and the video
really shows what a nice responsive airplane that is. Also. I think that is a
beautiful panel, neat and tidy with everything one needs. Thanks for posting
that.
Bob R
Thanks Mark. I knew what I was trying to say but something got lost between my
brain and the keyboard. I wasn't sure if you knew some secret to the dipole
configuration. My father was a Ham operator and designed antennas. He would
often come up with unique and strange setups. I should have paid
Dan Pritchard wrote:
>>How long of a tube did you use for shield leg?
After rereading your question, I think I answered the wrong question...or
you may asked the wrong question...or both. Although the shield can be used
as one of the legs, I chose to use the copper tape, which has more surface
a
Dan Pritchard wrote:
>>On your build site under antennas & strobes you stated "a matching length
rolled up into an arrow shaft (available from Wicks)as the bottom leg." How
long of a tube did you use for shield leg?<<
The whole sentence reads "The antenna is a dipole consisting of a piece of
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