www.nvaero.com is the sole-source for new/original KR plans...
Occasionally you'll see a set for sale from someone who thought they
were going to build, and gave up... Or you might find a set included
with a started-but-never-finished plane...
But to start from scratch with new plans, NVAero is
OK- I have not ordered the plans yet, getting ready to next week. Everyone
keeps throwing out names and such...so, WHO DO I get the plans from?
Hmmm.? :)
Thanks,
-Barrett
The plans NVAero sells originate from RR, and are the same plans that RR was
selling in the nineties, I believe. The KR
I sent this early this morning, and never saw it on the list, so here it goes
again. Jeff Scott has a theory that the ones that don't show up on the list
are always "aliases", such as "KRnet" representing kr...@mylist.net , and this
one is an example of that. Message below:
Yes, the KR-1 plan
Yes, the KR-1 plans ARE abysmally short on details. And while the KR2 plans
were a giant leap forward, they are still far short of the benchmark that
companies like Van's make for the RVs. And like Craig said, that is why
this list exists, and the many websites at www.krnet.org where folks hav
The KR-1 plans were the first that RR produced and have not been updated in
many years, if ever. The 2S plans will be much better, but still very
primitive when compared to something like an RV set of plans. However, many
KR have been built using them, which speaks a lot about how simple it is to
80 Corvair
From: Rich Angel
To: "kr...@mylist.net"
Sent: Saturday, December 3, 2011 6:30 AM
Subject: KR> Old set of plans / manual disappointing...
Hello all,
I am considering the purchase of a set of plans for the KR-2S but before
committing, I wanted to get a look a
Hello all,
I am considering the purchase of a set of plans for the KR-2S but before
committing, I wanted to get a look at a construction manual. Recently I got a
crack at just that: a KR-1 manual and plan-set from Rand Robinson Engineering
which looked like they were from the early 70's s
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