On 5/6/2019 1:52 PM, Kayak via KRnet wrote:
Put the CG where it
belongs, and you wont be chasing pitch trim all the time to no avail... my
2 cents
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The problem is "center of lift" and the "C.G". , which need to balance,
are
FWIW, the adjustable trim on a plane should be able to effectively compensate
for all loads from the forward to the aft limit of the allowable CG range. If
it doesn't then you are dealing with a design issue you might want to consider
correcting. After rebuilding the tail and correcting the
KR-2 tri gear. VW 1641, 130 hrs. Single Bendix mag. Email for details.
joe2387...@gmai.com
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"Kayak1176" wrote:
> When the baggage was loaded, it flew like a dream! Put the CG where it
> belongs, and you wont be chasing pitch trim all the time to no avail.
The problem with typical KRs is that when you have it perfectly balanced
on the CG, and then add a passenger, you have an aft CG pro
I dont think this is about tail aerodynamics, that's a bandaid. It's about
the Center of the weight being where it supposed to be. I had a nose-heavy
Avid and you could trim, but as soon as power was reduced, nose got heavy
again. It would never trim for balance at all power levels. Very annoying.
Mike,
I had the same idea ( maybe readed at your website) But I heard also Mark with
his comment about the flutter ideaI am affraid for flutter. How big is the
change I can aspect flutter?
Do you have pics of your bungy system?
Stef
> Op 5 mei 2019 om 17:31 schreef Mike Sylvester via KRne
Luis, I might be wrong. Dan Heath did not have a remote compass. I don't
think you need one in a KR with the Dynon.Paul ViskBevilleville Il.618-406-4705
Original message From: Luis Claudio via KRnet
Date: 5/6/19 11:59 AM (GMT-06:00) To: KRnet
Cc: Luis Claudio Subject: KR
Thanks Mark...
On Monday, May 6, 2019 12:27:47 PM CDT, Mark Langford via
KRnet wrote:
Luis Claudio wrote:
>> I have a Dynon 60 on my KR and I am installing the remote compass. The
>> location that I have chosen is under the co-pilots seat, in your estimation
>> is t
Luis Claudio wrote:
>> I have a Dynon 60 on my KR and I am installing the remote compass. The
>> location that I have chosen is under the co-pilots seat, in your estimation
>> is this a good location or should I consider another location? <<
That's probably as good a place as any. That's where
I have a Dynon 60 on my KR and I am installing the remote compass. The location
that I have chosen is under the co-pilots seat, in your estimation is this a
good location or should I consider another location?
Thanks
Luis R Claudio, Dallas, Texas KR2S
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