KR2/KR2S

[kfowler]

Are there any flyers out there that are building or flying a kr2 or kr2s i would like to find out where to buy the timber and what type of timber they are using any help would be good thank you.

 

 

[ianrat]

There are lot of KR2 on this site.

 

http://mylist.net/archives/corvaircraft/2008/date.html

 

Most are in the US but they may be of some assistance.

 

Goto the "More info on this list..." and register and then just leave a post.

 

Ianrat

 

 

[Flyer]

On a recent trip to Loxton, I spotted this KR2. I know he bought it as a going concern but I'm sure he'd pass on the builder to you.

 

The rego number is clearly visible, hopefully a quick phone call to the RA_Aus people will net you a name....

 

Or

 

Hi Phil..... pduthoit.... do you remember who owns this one??

 

Regards

 

Phil

 

 

 

[Chird65]

KFowler, try this site http://www.kr-2s.com/index.html Darren has machined his own but the sources may work. I currently have a boat stage KR2s in my shed but I bought it that way. I can supply other contacts but would rather do this via personal eMail as I can not vouch for them as yet. If so try me on Chris.HirdATBigpond.com

 

 

[Jabiru Phil]

Hi Flyer Phil,

 

Just back from Cunnins air show, brilliant!!!

 

The KR2 is owned by Graham Strout at Renmark. His contact phones are; 0885953495

 

0428953495 emai; [email protected] He will be very helpful for info as he has done a fair bit of re-building since purchasing.

 

Hope this will help to KFOWLER.

 

Cheers,

 

Phil.

 

 

[kfowler]

ianrat thankyou for your reply i will be using a subaru engine keith

 

 

[kfowler]

flyer thank you for your input i will be in touch with the owner keith

 

 

[Guest Wingman98]

KFowler, I am building a KR2S over here in WA. I have got the fuse just about finished and the spars are nearly done. I have to get some more plywood to finish the forward outer spars, but it is getting hard to find the Finnish birch I had used on the rest of the plane. I am hoping to find some mahogany so I can get it finished. I am putting a Jabiru 85 hp in mine, and it will have a nosewheel rather than tailwheel. All in all, it is a pretty nice aircraft to build. I have deviated from the plan is so much as I have set up some simple jigs to set the parts out and it makes for a much more accurate setup when you put the aircraft together. I also have a lot of pics.

 

Wade.