KR> ideal tail dragger gear height /angle of attack

2011-02-15 Thread Virgi N. Salisbury
I don not think that the KR can be landed full stall as the aoa would have to be about 13 degrees. Hard to do with the tail dragger configuration, Virg On 2/15/2011 6:32 AM, PilotPond wrote: > Could someone remind me what is the ideal angle the airplane should be

KR> ideal tail dragger gear height /angle of attack

2011-02-15 Thread Mark Langford
I wrote: >Most KRs are around 10" (measured at the longeron). That should have been "10 degrees (measured at the longeron)". Apparently I'm getting too stupid to answer questions here anymore. Sleep deprivation takes its toll eventually, at least that's my excuse, and I'm sticking to it... Ma

KR> ideal tail dragger gear height /angle of attack

2011-02-15 Thread Mark Langford
Darren wrote: >>Could someone remind me what is the ideal angle the airplane should be at when on the ground in tail dragger gear configuration? << Most KRs are around 10" (measured at the longeron). Obviously it would be nice to be closer to stall angle, which is something like14 degrees to g

KR> ideal tail dragger gear height /angle of attack

2011-02-15 Thread PilotPond
Could someone remind me what is the ideal angle the airplane should be at when on the ground in tail dragger gear configuration? My thinking is that during the landing you get a full stall of the wings which if my limited understand of design is correct; should allow the steerable tail wheel with