KR> 0200

2017-10-24 Thread Dean Choitz via KRnet
0200 engine without starter alternator can you change out rear case and install both and are case's readily available if so thanks dean choitz dscho...@yahoo.com ___ Search the KRnet Archives at https://www.mail-archive.com/krnet@list.krnet.org/. Please

Re: KR> Floridian newbie potential builder - KR2

2017-10-24 Thread Randall Smith via KRnet
2 people in a kr is tight. My wife and 1 spent about 200hrs in mine. We had to learn to fly with one of our arms on the back rest. We took turns at that. The longest time we spent at one time was 3 hrs. One thing I did was install an o 200. Best thing I did to the plane. Pretty much all KR’s use

Re: KR> evening flight

2017-10-24 Thread Joe. E. Wallace via KRnet
Congrats on all especially the Wedding Anniversary, if I would have known you better, I give my condolences to your wife….heheheheh Still love your poetry… jw > On Oct 23, 2017, at 18:51, Larry Flesner via KRnet > wrote: > > > > I went out after supper this evening for a flight in the KR

Re: KR> Floridian newbie potential builder - KR2

2017-10-24 Thread Orson via KRnet
Thank you for your replay, Owen. The internet is filled with “less than kind” types but it’s nice to verify that with a fellow poster’s observation especially when you’re the target. I feel strongly that this little plane can fill my needs. I’ll look at your attachments. Thank you very much f

KR> Floridian newbie potential builder - KR2

2017-10-24 Thread svd via KRnet
Olsen, When I first read your post I quickly dismissed it as too far outside reality to respond to - and those who did respond were less than kind. This list has a tendency to be troll-ish, so I’ll try to be a little more constructive. Most KR’s are too small and have too little hp to be pr

Re: KR> KR-2 specs

2017-10-24 Thread wayne w delisle sr via KRnet
KR> KR-2 specs laser147 at juno.com laser147 at juno.com Mon Oct 23 14:12:08 EDT 201 > The KR can be as serious or as frivolous as the builder wants to make it. And this is why the KR1/2 design is still so popular after 50+ years of existence. I wonder if Ken and Stu had any idea of w