On 10/15/2022 3:39 PM, Mark Langford wrote:
. There is a slight performance deficit, probably a 10mph decrease in
top speed, but as I've said before, if you already have your wings
built, it's probably not worth the effort to throw them away and redo
the wings for the new airfoil,
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We're homebuilding by hand an airplane that is so easily tweaked it's
laughable, and using crappy plans that leave a lot to the imagination,
so of course you can use Diehl skins. There is a slight performance
deficit, probably a 10mph decrease in top speed, but as I've said
before, if you alre
agree. when I saw them I snapped them up without any hesitation. cost me
around $1500 total... (new they were well over $300, now unavailable!)
If I didnt get the issue which will keep me from flying, I would never part
with them until they on a KR!
but it's only been a couple days and I plan to
Hard to imagine your wings haven't yet sold. Not only are they more precisely
built than most homebuilt ones, they are extremely durable as well. Mine are
35 years old and haven't a ripple or bubble on them. Diehl's design (thinner,
smoother and with the little upturned tips that help to dis
Hi All, everything except the wing skins is sold to KR community, plans
are awaiting payment, but I have the KR2 Diehl Wing Skins (KR2 but can be
used for a KR1).
I also have a KR1 boat stage with original retracts.
Selling the hangar and I really dont want the skins in my attic even
though the
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