Totally agree with what Larry just said! A friend of mine in Albuquerque
just spent under $1k to install his autopilot with all servo motors
included! He bought a used system with 8 inch screen, as there are many for
sale out there.
Dr. Hsu
On Fri, Sep 16, 2022, 1:46 PM Flesner via KRnet
wro
On Friday, September 16, 2022 at 05:07:58 PM PDT, Jeff Scott via KRnet
wrote:
> "Both planes were expertly built. The KR comes with the full set of plans
> as well."
Wow. Wing tanks too. KR's continue to be the best plane for the money. Has
this plane been sitting for ten years? That
Since I go over to visit Steve regularly, I have looked this plane over pretty closely. It has Diehl Wings that are much nicer than the ones that were on my KR and fuel tanks built into the wings. It has a panel full of instruments. It needs some final fit and finish on the cowl, the engine
On 9/16/2022 8:01 AM, larry howell via KRnet wrote:
If so it is not so inexpensive. It does not have servos that move
your ailerons or elevator unless he has made changes. The price is
close to a normal autopilot that does move your ailerons and elevator
Larry H
Hello All: Steve Brae has a 80% complete KR 2 (nice workmanship) sitting on a
tri gear with with Matco brakes, a Revmaster 2100 and exhaust. I recall some
gauges in the dash. (you can ask if it has a gas tank) Needs a carburetor. I
believe he was asking $5000. Located in Jackson Tennessee. You c
TruTrak was developing an autopilot using RC servos and trim tabs and I was
following it with interest. What bogged them down (and they finally abandoned
the project) was the approach of developing a kit for each type of aircraft.
They started with the RV-4, "self-certifying" each model of ai
Yes, this is the same principle as the trim tab on the rudder - but articulated
by an RC servo. Used to deflect your control surface to enable the desired
flight adjustments.
I have done a bit of research - you say "price is close to normal autopilot" -
I have not seen an autopilot with 6 pack
I will correct myself
If this is the one I think it is the tab sticks on to the bottom of your
aileron rather than bolt on.
Larry H
> On Sep 16, 2022, at 8:02 AM, larry howell via KRnet
> wrote:
>
>
> Is this the auto pilot that uses a add on mechanical/power trim tab that you
> bolt to t
Is this the auto pilot that uses a add on mechanical/power trim tab that you
bolt to the trailing edge of your aileron then the trim tab moves up and down
not your aileron itself.
If so it is not so inexpensive. It does not have servos that move your
ailerons or elevator unless he has made cha
That's great news, John. So glad to hear both of you.
Luis R Claudio
On Thursday, September 15, 2022 at 09:44:34 PM CDT, k...@bouyea.net
wrote:
Sam & John had 3 days of flying to get home to Washington and Oregon. We’ll do
a debrief sometime.
In a nutshell I logged 38.3 Hobbs hours f
Ok - I have been looking at the AV30 for a long time as a good solution for our
KR... I have always been a traditional steam gauges kind of guy - using
foreflight as my moving map.
In my research I came across
https://www.aircraftautomation.com/products/supereco-autopilot
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