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I've flown a K6Cr - 6'1", 180 lbs, 33" inside leg. I was an exact fit.
Lovely glider to fly, but had I been much bigger I don't think I could have managed it. However, if you're long bodied, rather than long legged, you might be OK. Same issue for the weight - if it's on your shoulders you might not fit, if lower down you could be fine! Maybe you could find one locally and ask the owner if you could sit in it? Dave K wrote: I've flown a K6E and I'm 6' and fitted in fine. I thought of buying a CR off a friend, but they just said I wouldn't fit, so didn't even sit in it - try a K6E apparently they are bigger. Dave Kearns Jim wrote: I'm looking for an inexpensive sailplane & see a few KA 6CR's for sale, all including enclosed trailer for around $7,000. A 1-26 would have been OK, but there aren't any right now. I'm not sure I'd fit in a KA 6 at 6'3" & over 200 lb. Also; how about maintaining a wooden sailplane? Does one need to be a woodworker to keep the KA 6CR flying? Jim Hultman Santa Barbara, CA |
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