Let’s reiterate on this. I have done both high speed taxi tests with wings on
and wings off. If you are doing this wings off, remember that the stub wings
create enough lift to pull you off the runway without ailerons. Be careful out
there.
Mark Jones
Oldsmar, Fl
N771MJ “WunderBird”
www.flyk
On 8/9/2024 2:31 PM, Ray_pilot via KRnet wrote:
I had always thought you were supposed to high speed taxi test. Never
thought it was an option.
And we can guess forever if it is smart or not.
For me, I am getting closer, but we do have a professional at our
airport and he will do the first fl
White shirt, hat. In the middle
Sincerely,
Rich Parker
+1-603-397-8193
Sent from my smartphone
From: Dr. Feng Hsu
Sent: Friday, August 9, 2024 5:19:15 PM
To: KRnet
Cc: Rich Parker
Subject: Re: KRnet> Memorial flight
hi Rich,
Can you tell us who's Dave in the
On 8/9/2024 4:19 PM, Dr. Feng Hsu via KRnet wrote:
Can you tell us who's Dave in the pickle you sent? I want to know if
myself or many of us ever met Dave in our previous KR gatherings?
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hi Rich,
Can you tell us who's Dave in the pickle you sent? I want to know if myself
or many of us ever met Dave in our previous KR gatherings?
kind regards,
Dr. Hsu
On Fri, Aug 9, 2024, 5:18 AM Rich Parker via KRnet
wrote:
> I was fortunate enough to be given Dave Mullins KR2s-XL project
I had always thought you were supposed to high speed taxi test. Never
thought it was an option.
And we can guess forever if it is smart or not.
Personally, I am a fan. A friend bought a Pulsar. Got it all back
together eventually and asked me to accompany him to the airport to check
her out.
We
A friend wanted his father's ashes scattered over the Devon UK countryside
and another flying mate offered to do the deed in his Woody Pusher. Long
story short, the Woody flew for several years afterwards with the father in
it's rear fuselage!
On Fri, 9 Aug 2024, 16:13 John Gotschall via KRnet,
w
My mom wanted her ashes spread by her pilot sons over Mount Rainier.
I took 2 heavey paper grocery bags and cut them at the glued seam and cut
away the floor of the bags to make a flat sheet of heavy craft paper. I
folded the craft paper sheets along two parallel lines to make a paper
trough. Gl
After getting covered in ashes, my friend made a simple ash spreader out of 2
pvc pipes that he tied to the wing strut. One pipe that has holes drilled in it
slides inside the larger diameter pipe. Caps on each end and a string to pull
it open..
Rich Parker
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I don't know if you've ever done that before putting ashes out of an airplane. You don't want to just open the container and open the window you will end up being completely covered with that stuff. What we do is we've got a big funnel and a 1 inch hose we hang the hose out of the airplane, and pou
Rich Parker wrote:
<< I believe Joe is going to deliver the ashes to Mark Langford to bring
to the gathering as I am not able to attend. >>
Yes, I talked to Joe a few weeks ago, and assured him Dave's ashes would
see a lot of KR air time at the KR Gathering. There are a lot of KRs at
the Ga
I was fortunate enough to be given Dave Mullins KR2s-XL project and lots of
Corvair parts by his brother Joe upon Daves passing a few months ago.
Joe reached out to me and asked if anyone attending the Gathering would be
willing to fly Daves ashes in their KR as a memorial to Dave. I believe Jo
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