KR> A Riddle, a Plea, and a Thank You

2008-10-12 Thread richardanddo...@cox.net
What's the difference between a KR that goes 140, 160, or 180? None... Aerocrafter says they all go 200! Kidding aside, powerplant, prop, and airfoil (ok, and weight and drag and...). In the end, aren't we each building unique aircraft derived from the same heritage? Is a KR with a new airfo

KR> A Riddle, a Plea, and a Thank You

2008-10-12 Thread JAMES FERRIS
We are mostly into KR-2 and KR-2S right now but there are other KR airplanes, recall the KR-1 and the KR-3 which were very different than the KR-2 and if Ken were alive today you can bet there would be a KRLSA design. I don't think you are off subject. Jim

KR> A Riddle, a Plea, and a Thank You

2008-10-12 Thread Ron Eason
I think everyone can agree to this statement. KRRon - Original Message - From: To: "KRnet" Sent: Friday, August 19, 2005 9:01 AM Subject: KR> A Riddle, a Plea, and a Thank You > What's the difference between a KR that goes 140, 160, or 180? None... > Aero