It is called getting older! I am slowly going to the low and slow because in
your mid 70's you can see the window closing down. Insurance, medical, etc.
create challenges that younger folks don't think about. LSA and other ultra
lights give us a few more years 😊
Bernie
Lusby, MD
Challenger Bu
Confused wrote:
Hmmm, I was just looking at the GDL82 that works with your existing
Xponder. This is all very confusing. SO if I uderstand Bernie the EXP
class gets no rebate but we still need to upgrade and fly the certification
flight? SO if I was to get the GDL82, not sure
uAvionix SkybeaconI just put on a Cherokee 140 by replacing a left wing
tip light because it has the STC for Piper/Cessna, etc. However, my friend put
it on as the tail light of his RV (which you can do with an experimental).
Just hooking up two wires and usually 3 screws. It was good en
John wrote
Steve,
I'll also add "Thank you for the posting." It is precisely this type of
accurate, factual and historical information that we run the archives for in
the first place.
Langford reminds members to "Search the archives before posting questions as
your answer may already be out there.
should get
a return message in a couple of minutes...if not, might try another address.
That is what worked for me.
r/Bernie
Lsuby MD
-Original Message-
From: Mark Wegmet
Sent: Friday, August 19, 2016 7:23 PM
To: 'Wunder'
Subject: RE: KR> Experienced with Solid Works at the Gath
Paul,
EAA announced at Oshkosh this year that a member benefit for EAA members is
free use of Solid Works. It is a $4-$6000 3D AutoCAD Program (student
version) that I just downloaded (with some twists and turns) and as one
person at Oshkosh told me...it ain't that easy to use. I know AutoCAD
Mark wrote:
>>Anybody have access to a projector that can be used to project computer
presentations at the Gathering?
I have a projector and laptop that I was going to bring - we used it at the
last Gathering.
r/Bernie
Lusby, MD
KR2s Builder
KR Fliers and Builders
I just received my 2004 KR Gathering DVD from 'video Bob' and what a
production. I have only made the last three gatherings, but this video is
an academy award winner. This video captures the spirit and much more as to
what took place last year at the Gathering. I don't kn
On Mon, 3 Jan 2005 22:45:17 -0500
"Brian Kraut" wrote:
> Anyone out there that has seen both the Rand and Grove
>
I don't know of any other installation
>pictures of the Grove or
> Rand gear anywhere. Can anyone point me to some more?
>
Brian,
I have the Grove two-piece gear. The bracket
On Tue, 4 Jan 2005 21:14:52 +0200
"Stephen Jacobs" wrote:
> What is the blue plug that is visible on edge of the
>landing gear leg?
>
For $100 extra Grove will drill the brake hydraulic
line/passageway (gundrill) through the gear legs...makes
for a neat setup. The blue plug is the to cap o
- Original Message -
From: "Dan Heath"
Why did you choose the two piece over the
> single piece?
For a couple of reasons...to get the wider distance between tires based on
the handling reports like what Larry F reported with his 8ft separation and
it also replicates what those with th
KR netters,
After about a year layoff of working on my KR2S, I have started making
progress. Even though the past year has not seen much building, I was
"collecting" all the parts for the landing gear for my KR2S, working on a
wt&balance file for all pieces, and collecting/starting the assembly an
I thought you were an electrical engineer :)
On Thu, 1 Jul 2004 09:21:24 -0400
"Wood, Sidney M." wrote:
>No one has mentioned the 5/8" vertical spruce blocks that
>the plans call for when building KR spars. The spars are
>a variant of an I-beam. The function of the web in any I
>beam or b
Brian,
When I ordered my KR2S plans, I basically got the KR2 manual, KR2 drawings
and supplemental drawings for the KR2S where it differed from the KR2
(fuselage, wing,empenage, etc.) identified by KR-2S on the drawing.
r/Bernie
KR2S Builder
Lexington Park, MD
http://mywebpage.netscape.com/n2w6
-
Mark wrote:
>
> sent me a list of Spruce for the KR2 that
> he got from Wicks. . Anyway, it's at
> http://www.krnet.org/kr2woodkit.jpg .
Just a little amplificationI ordered the KR2S Spruce wood kit from
Wicks. When I went thru the Wicks invoice and tried to inventory what I had
receive
.
> >What are the measurement for a KR2S tail ??
> >Phil Matheson
I have built my HS & elevator spars and they are 71 inches long...which are
the dimensions given in the builder's manual. There is an elevator spar
center bracket of 1/4" plywood, but nothing else for the stab spars. In the
> Can someone please tell me then ,
> What is the wing span listed in the KR2S plans, Please
>
> Phil Matheson
-
Sheet W2 of the KR2S plans shows the wing planform and from that the wing
span from tip to tip (which includes the 20" wing tip extension on each
wing) is 23 ft 5 in.
The span of
> >Right now I am building my outbd fwd spars. I don't understand
drawing
> >no. 17 where it shows a 12 1/2" piece of plywood being glued to the fwd
> face of
> >the spar. When I tapered my spar caps for the outbd spars it says not to
> >taper until 7" .
> > How is the plywood on the fwd face
KR Builders,
Last year I bought the CD with all the KR newsletters that Larry Capps had
put together. I had started building my KR2S last year and would
occasionally scan thru some of the past newsletters. I had even subscribed
to the newsletter for a couple of years (Dec 97-Feb 2000). This summ
Sid Wood (KR2) and I (KR2S), builders from the right coast (Maryland), will
be there ...arriving 11 Sep, departing 14 Sep. My second, Sid's first
gathering. See you all there.
r/Bernie
KR2S Builder
Lexington Park, MD
http://mywebpage.netscape.com/n2w6
- Original Message -
From: "Mark Jo
From: "Gavin Donohoe"
> I'm soon to buy the plans for a KR2S project!! Can someone tell me how
wide the cabin is at about shoulder level from the plans?
Gavin,
The widest part of the fuselage per plans is 38 inches, but if you take the
width of the longerons on each side and subtract that(~3inc
From: "Ray Fuenzalida"
> As a new builder, I am trying to learn everything.
> How did you widen the fuselage? That seems to me to be one of the great
limitations of the KR2S.
Ray,
What I did is follow the recommendations that were made by other builders to
widen the fuselage 4-6" and I even wid
John,
I will post a copy of the one sheet of instructions I received when I got my
Grove gear and a couple of pictures of the mounting brackets on my web site.
I posted a message on the net when I got them that if you are using new wing
airfoil shapes (AS5048), you will need to install additional w
John,
Couple of problems..when I went to copy the Grove drawing of the bracket,
there was a big "Proprietary Data" on the front of it and I can not copy
without permission of Grove Aircraft. However, I have posted some pictures
of the bracket on my web site (which I forgot to give on my last messa
>> It looks like that gear actually is mounted a few
inches inside the fuselage. Is that how it works? >>
The one page instruction sheet I received does not tell you where to mount
the bracket. I bought the two piece gear which is somewhat like mounting
the Diehl gear. If you get the one piece
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