Hi all,
I had the great pleasure of spending about 45 min in Garry Morgans' KR2SS
on Thursday, It was Blowing gale, 20 knots X wind. the Kr handles it with
ease (well almost But no problems. It to needs very little or no rudder,
except on the ground. It;s tri-gear, and in strong cross wind, you ha
Phil,
I think you just put the file on your site and put a link somewhere on one
of your pages. Be sure to keep the original file name extension so the
browser will know how to open it.
That is the first real positive account that I have read of a KR in heavy
cross wind. Must the the tri-gear.
Hi Phil,
There are a number of ways, but you could just transfer the video clip to
your web site (put it in the same folder as your HTML file) and reference
it in a hyperlink. Something like:
some link text
That should do it.
Regards,
Duncan
At 04:23 p.m. 9/
How do I go about putting a video clip on my web page of the take OFF and
landing ???
To go along with the other responses, I used Microsoft programs to make
short sections of my video
(http://kr-2.aviation-mechanics.com/FlightVideo.htm). . the original is
from an 8MM Sony Handy Cam, converte
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