KR-209A-2 "Atlas" -- biplane trainer

The KR-209 is a original sesqui-type biplane based of aircraft such as the Boeing Stearman or the Travel Air 2000. It's supposed to be a small trainer aircraft withh good stability and controlability. The design was built mid-june. After the parts update the "A-2" was designated as it was retrofited with smaller parts, new landing gear and other smaller tweaks. The take-off flap stage increases lift for a slight loss in speed. You can also use it for slow flying. The landing stage increases lift and drag alot and will therefor also limit speed. You shouldn't taxi faster than 15 km/h or around 14% power to avoid tipping over in turns, especially with the soft landing gear suspension. top speed: 96 km/h minimum speed: 30 km/h weight: 98. 07kg dimensions: 3. 11m x 4. 02m x 1. 34m Partcount: 43 0. 4:1 scale vintage landing gear suspension pitch, roll and yaw trim with reset button Takeoff & Brake stage flaps Ground steering Short runway needed for take-off and landing Controls: Pitch- W / S Roll - A / D Yaw - Q / E Throttle - LShift / LCtrl Flaps - C / V ⇢ Once for takeoff mode ⇢ Twice for landing mode Reset Altitude Reference - J Pitch Trim - T / G Roll Trim - F / H Yaw Trim - R / Y Reset Trims - U