krsuper2
Chris's build site for the
construction
CURRENTLY WORKING ON
Fuselage

TOTAL AIRCRAFT BUILD TIME
750.42 Hours

PROGRESS CHARTS







DETAILED PROGRESS

Empennage 376.5 Hours
Fuselage 306.28 Hours
Wing 50.5 Hours
Shop Supplies 2 Hours
Miscellaneous 13.6 Hours
Tools 1.01 Hours
Diversion time 0.5 Hours
Canopy 0.03 Hours

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last update
SITE WAS UPDATED ON
Monday, May 31, 2010

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specs 
WHAT MAKES IT TICK
Length                   19'
Wing Span             24'
Total Wing Area     93 ft^2
Empty Weight         750
Gross Weight        1200
Useful Load           450
Fuel Cap                26 gal
Stall Speed            48 mph
Maximum Speed    170 mph
Cruise Speed        140 mph
Range                    600 miles
Engine                   Corvair 2700
Power                   100 HP
Power Loading     12 lbs/hp
Wing loading         12.5 lbs/sq ft
Fuel consumption  5.5 gph
Seating                  2 across
Gear                      Tri-Gear
Cabin Width           43"

disclaimer
THE LEGALESE
This website was built to document my work on my KRSuper2 in compliance with the FAA requirements needed to certify my aircraft. My experiences and comments are by no means to be considered as instructions on how to build a KRSuper2 or any other aircraft.

A Modern take on a classic aircraft with an all composite design
Miscellaneous
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detailed progress report

Monday, January 18, 2010 - 2 Hours


Summary: EAA Tech inspection

Details: EAA Tech Inspection done and signed off.



Tuesday, September 30, 2008 - 2.7 Hours


Summary: Finished templates

Details: Cut out remainder of full size templates. Converted decimal measurements to fractional measurements to nearest 1/32 on all drawings.



Monday, September 29, 2008 - 6.5 Hours


Summary: Templates

Details: Printed out paper templates of fuselage bulkheads and assembled into full size templates for material cutouts



Friday, September 26, 2008 - 2.4 Hours


Summary: Started some background preparations

Details: Purchased 1/2" 2x4 MDF from Home Depot. Per plans, cut and pasted former layouts to MDF, quantity 10. Band-sawed MDF into formers. A $2000 box of foam arrives from Aircraft Spruce, enough for 2 planes.