Great day for KR flying !!! Went flying around the countryside
looking for something to eat. Problem was airport cars gone or inop.
Came home hungry but really booking on speed. Crossed over the top
of one airport with home airport 47 miles ahead. Travel time with a
35 mph tailwind was 15
At 06:29 PM 4/27/2014, you wrote:
>But did the shrubs get planted or did the wife buy the bad back? :-)
>Rick Human
4 shrubs, one tree, and multiple flowers. There are times you work
past the pain and do your best to remain invisible. :-) In spit
(inop intercom)
So, after missing an hour flight in the KR in smooth air, missing a
breakfast with my flying buddies, getting my pants and shirt soaked
with rancid oil, (my favorite 20 year old work shirt ruined),
stinking up the house and upsetting the wife, I found the problem to
be a tiny
I've always considered a day at the airport to be a fun day. NOT
YESTERDAY ! Cranked up the KR to fly out for breakfast with the rest
of the local fliers and had no intercom. Changed batteries and still
no intercom. Worked for 20 to 30 minutes to find the problem and
still no intercom. C
>
>After considering the many suggestions I received on posting photos
>I decided on going with "dropbox".
>Larry Flesner
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The photos will seem much larger than your screen. Give them a few
seconds to load and they wi
Netters,
After considering the many suggestions I received on posting photos I
decided on going with "dropbox". I uploaded some photos to see how
it will work. We discussed tail lights and tail wheels lately so I
included them. In the future, if I have a photo relevant to a
discussion, I c
> After looking at some builders KR's
>I don't want to park mine next to most of yours!
> N186RC
>___
Safety is the first priority. If you park it next to a blue ribbon
winner, no one will notice yours. :-)
Larry Flesner
>,
> >
> > Can anyone suggest one or more web sites, without going in to great
> > detail, where pictures can be posted.
> > Larry Flesner
> >+
Thanks for all the suggestions on a web site for photos. I'll start
checking them out. All I'
Netters,
Can anyone suggest one or more web sites, without going in to great
detail, where pictures can be posted. I would like to upload a
considerable number, (50+) photos like my tail light which we
recently discussed. I have a web site but it is outdated and I have
no idea of the pass
At 08:30 AM 4/13/2014, you wrote:
>The leds can be seen 180 degrees if surface mounted.
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I think you need 360 degree coverage plus some vertical angle. You
may have to mount several of them to get the required coverage and
for your safety in order to b
At 08:38 PM 4/12/2014, you wrote:
> Try google for Crazed Pilot strobe. They're around $40.
My only concern with them is that they appear to be very directional,
little wide area coverage.
Larry Flesner
At 04:01 PM 4/12/2014, you wrote:
>So, how do we know if these auto lights are bright enough to satisfy the regs?
>Daniel R. Heath - Lexington, SC
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the requirements are contained in FAR part 23 (part 23.1889 or close
to that) but don't tr
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