Hello there.
I have a couple of questions regarding the control stick for the kr2.
which control stick is much easier in all aspects of flying and of course safer
?
single stick side control ?--dual controls middle stick ?
are they both safe to use ? any pros and cons on either stick ? a
All of the configurations should be equally safe, if properly built and if
the pilot is comfortable with it.
If you are already comfortable with a certain configuration and can
replicate that in the KR, then that is the one that you may prefer and in
that case, it would be a matter of preference.
I'm completely on the opposite side of the patch with Dan when it comes
to control sticks and retractable gear. Sitting in the center of a
standard KR-2 with a center stick gives you more headroom and side room.
You have plenty of elbow room to move in all directions and although it's
been quite
I have a stock KR2, I look at it is a comfortable single seater for long
trips which I can take passengers for a short flight (no more than an hour).
When I'm in it alone I have my flight bag on the passenger seat (with it's
handle through the seat belt) and rest my elbow on it, just perfect and I
Mike wrote:
> I'm completely on the opposite side of the patch with Dan when it comes
> to control sticks and retractable gear. Sitting in the center of a
> standard KR-2 with a center stick gives you more headroom and side room.
You are talking stock KR2, not KR2S. The KR2's bubble canopy woul
Mark Langford wrote:. For the KR2S with a 2S, Dragonfly,
Lancair, Pulsar, or Glasair
canopy, the head room thing is a non-issue (although the shoulder room is
another issue entirely).
Mark,
What do you know about a Glasair or Lancair canopy being used in a KR2S? Has
this ever been done?
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