Does anyone have an autocad or DFX file of the fuse for a KR2S or KR2SS?
I think I am going to give up on the KR2... and rebuld the fuse. I would
like to have a template printed off at a local print shop to work from.
Thank you,
-jeff
Da PLANS---Da PLANS, You have to draw it on the table anyway,
Virg
On Sat, 08 Oct 2005 20:20:11 -0600 "wilder_jeff Wilder"
writes:
>
> Does anyone have an autocad or DFX file of the fuse for a KR2S or
> KR2SS?
>
> I think I am going to give up on the KR2... and rebuld the fuse. I
>
Virg wrote:
> Da PLANS---Da PLANS, You have to draw it on the table anyway,
I guess Virg has a point here. There are only about 6 points that really
matter in defining the fuselage sides, so it's pretty quick to lay out. The
worst part of laying out the sides is the pathetic dimensioni
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Jeff Wilder wrote:
> I have a KR2 that was streched before the S was available... built to the
> plans.. problem is.. is too wide for a single seater, and not wide enough
> for a 2 seater... I was thinking aobut just starting the fuse over. and
> using all the existing hardware
I was just kiddin
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> >From: "Mark Langford"
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