Mike I totally agree with you. I started building my first KR2 back in 1978 or
so when I lived in Tulsa. I recall that Dan Diehl was building a Quickie at
Riverside airport (way before it was named Lloyd Jones Riverside or something
like that) and still lived with his mom (just as a point of re
In my experience, postal mail to people who may have an interest in an
event is effective. As a newly-elected president of an EAA chapter in
'02 and '03, I planned and coordinated our early September fly-in. One
of the promotional gimmicks I used was direct mailing postcards to all
EAA members
I did join because of your mailing. Didn't know KRnet existed before. Other
than RM, which I owned for a while, I have never seen another KR. Living in
Northern California, the gathering is a long ways away. Probably would have
done it when I was younger and had more time. I Still feel the KR ll is
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