Now you know all about the KR Grin 😀
Congratulations. Well done.
Phil Matheson
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> On 10 Jul 2021, at 06:11, Kevin Stolhammer wrote:
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> Finally, after many setbacks, we "slipped the surly bonds of earth". First
> successful flight this morning. Handles beautifully, hand
Wow, congratulations... I hope to be next to fly my KR this year
Luis
On Friday, July 9, 2021, 03:12:19 PM CDT, Kevin Stolhammer
wrote:
Finally, after many setbacks, we "slipped the surly bonds of earth". First
successful flight this morning. Handles beautifully, hands off in level
f
On 7/9/2021 5:00 PM, Flesner wrote:
Pitch in inches X rpm = rev per minute X 60 minutes = inches per hour
/ 12 / 5280 = mph ( I think I got that right)
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That should have been:
pitch in inches X rpm = inches per minute X 60 minutes
Congratulations Kevin!
Chris K
On 7/9/2021 2:11 PM, Kevin Stolhammer wrote:
Finally, after many setbacks, we "slipped the surly bonds of earth". First
successful flight this morning. Handles beautifully, hands off in level
flt in calm air. Flew around for an hour.
On 7/9/2021 3:38 PM, Oscar Zuniga wrote:
The KR is certainly an efficient airframe with an efficient airfoil. If I run
the same efficienty calc as Larry ran, using my Continental A75 turning 2450
RPM (redline is 2600) turning my 72x36 Culver prop, theoretical 100% efficiency
would move the ai
Great news Kevin. Welcome to the KR Pilots club!!!
Mark Jones
Oldsmar, Fl
N771MJ “WunderBird”
www.flykr2s.com
flyk...@gmail.com
> On Jul 9, 2021, at 4:12 PM, Kevin Stolhammer wrote:
>
> Finally, after many setbacks, we "slipped the surly bonds of earth". First
> successful flight this mor
The KR is certainly an efficient airframe with an efficient airfoil. If I run
the same efficienty calc as Larry ran, using my Continental A75 turning 2450
RPM (redline is 2600) turning my 72x36 Culver prop, theoretical 100% efficiency
would move the airplane through the air at 167 MPH. I'm jus
On 7/9/2021 3:11 PM, Kevin Stolhammer wrote:
Finally, after many setbacks, we "slipped the surly bonds of earth". First
successful flight this morning. Handles beautifully, hands off in level
flt in calm air. Flew around for an hour.
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Kevin Stolhammer wrote:
Finally, after many setbacks, we "slipped the surly bonds of earth". First
successful flight this morning. Handles beautifully, hands off in level
flt in calm air. Flew around for an hour.
Stall buffet at 62 ias. Landing, after two go arounds, was 3pt, and
exciting
Jerry Pryce
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Congratulations! This should have been a really exciting and proud day for you!
-Jeff Scott
> Sent: Friday, July 09, 2021 at 3:11 PM
> From: "Kevin Stolhammer"
> To: "KRnet"
> Subject: KR>N832VS
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> Finally, after many setbacks, we "slipped the surly bonds of earth". First
> successful flig
Finally, after many setbacks, we "slipped the surly bonds of earth". First
successful flight this morning. Handles beautifully, hands off in level
flt in calm air. Flew around for an hour.
Stall buffet at 62 ias. Landing, after two go arounds, was 3pt, and
exciting.
Nothing to address for th
My KR is not back together yet and my hangar is empty again this year, so as
in past years I will make my hangar available during Oshkosh to any wayward
KR's needing a place to stop for any reason. KFEP hangar K9 will be open. If
you need assistance call or text me 8167971959. I will be at O
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