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>From: "Mark Langford"
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>To: "KRnet"
>Subject: KR> 100 hours on the KR today
>Date: Sun, 18 Dec 2005 22:15:37 -0600
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Mark,
Its great to hear confidence on landing this little high-performance machine.
Since you have been the whole course, perhaps you can share with us your entry
and landing techniques.
Thanks,
Dick
Cocoa Beach
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> KRnet
Dick wrote:
> Since you have been the whole course, perhaps you can share with us your
> entry and landing techniques.
The way I land is apparently not the "recommended" way, but I have to land
pretty quick on the short bumpy airport that I fly out of (2600' x 40').
Even Troy gets antsy when h
With 550 hours of KR time and a couple of thousand in tailwheels, I'd say
that your technique is A-OK. Your numbers are close enough to mine that
the differences in calibration could account for it, let alone the
differences in airframes and wings.
With the addition of flaps to my plane, my techni
KRnetHeads,
I hit 100 hours in the KR today, during another 2.5 hour tour of local
airports. First to Guntersville, where I circled an old friend's house for
a few minutes taking pictures. I'll send him one with his Christmas card to
let him know the plane is finished. Then a few landings at
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