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Engine basics => Engine set up tips => Topic started by: Robin_Holden on October 22, 2010, 12:58:20 AM
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Hi fellas from a warm Montignac le Coq in S.W.France [ strike bound ! ].
Ages ago I bought some Evo 3-Blade props' off the 'Bay'.They are not marked but would appear to be 10x4 approx.
Has anyone used them with any success ?
I've not tried them yet , but would appreciate any contributions.
Regards as ever ,
Robin.
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They are a 10x4. I tried one once on a Twister size plane with an LA .40. It spun and ran real well, but the plane had no airspeed. I took it off after just a few flights.
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I agree with Wayne, It looks good,but underperforms.
Dennis
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They are listed as a 10.5X4.5 on their web site.
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They are listed as a 10.5X4.5 on their web site.
OK. They still don't work. ;D
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OK. They still don't work. ;D
That's funny LL~ but yah know what? I ordered one to try on a high revving piped OS 32 F, I use a 11/4 right now and launch at 10,200 rpm this might be a better rpm range for this prop I won't know until spring but wish me luck...lol n~
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Let us know how it goes Dwayne, could be interesting. But, if I was a bettin' man... ;D
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Hi fellas from a warm Montignac le Coq in S.W.France [ strike bound ! ].
Ages ago I bought some Evo 3-Blade props' off the 'Bay'.They are not marked but would appear to be 10x4 approx.
Has anyone used them with any success ?
I've not tried them yet , but would appreciate any contributions.
Regards as ever ,
Robin.
Hi Robin,
I was told it was a trainer prop, designed for the Hanger-9 R/C trainers, and the C/L PT-19. It was not designed for serious stunt use. The Master Airscrews 3-blades (10x5, 10x7) in the other hand will work much better. H^^