Re: KRnet> Corvair weights

2022-04-25 Thread Flesner via KRnet
On 4/25/2022 4:30 PM, Bill Page via KRnet wrote: Sorry, not about weights. What are dates of kr gathering. I would like to attend if possible. +++ Everything you need to know is at: https://www.krgathering.net/ Larry Flesner

Re: KRnet> Corvair weights

2022-04-25 Thread Bill Page via KRnet
Sorry, not about weights. What are dates of kr gathering. I would like to attend if possible. On Mon, Apr 25, 2022, 12:24 PM George Schuld via KRnet wrote: > > > See http://www.n56ml.com/corvair/95hp/270hrs about 4/5 of the way down. > The number that I keep coming up with is 245 lbs, with "e

Re: KRnet> Corvair weights

2022-04-25 Thread George Schuld via KRnet
See http://www.n56ml.com/corvair/95hp/270hrs about 4/5 of the way down. The number that I keep coming up with is 245 lbs, with "everything but fuel in the lines, and electrons in the wires". Obviously, this includes carb, intake, exhaust, and prop hub, but not the mount, control cables, etc.

Re: KRnet> Corvair weights

2022-04-25 Thread Mark Langford
George Schuld wrote: > I’ve been searching the archives again for weight related data. Mark > was kind enough years ago to state his 3100 was 245 lbs with carb, > airbox, generator, airbox, oil, starter, etc. I’d like to nail down some other details if >possible. I've weighed mine several ti

KRnet> Laminar flow on AS5045 airfoil

2022-04-25 Thread George Schuld via KRnet
I've studied the new airfoil pages and Mark Langford’s great turfing pictures. Unless I missed it, I couldn't locate and information on the extent of laminar flow on top and bottom of the airfoil. I'm sure wind tunnel time is precious, so extra testing beyond the primary stuff is hard to justi