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Engine basics => Engine set up tips => Topic started by: Jim Nohsey on December 07, 2014, 09:00:55 AM
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Hey was just wondering if anyone has used these on cl planes?? Have used them on 120ax, 50 and 100 cc planes.
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I have been using Xoar props, PJA 9 to 11 inch and PJG 7 and 8 inch, and satisfied with them. PJG 9 inch has too thick blades.
There are some other brands that MAY be manufactured by the same company, but Xoar brand is the best with respect to the QC.
Aki
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Several have reported the wood 12-4 to work well on the OS .46LA-S. I haven't, but would, if I was flying a .46LA.
RSM props are made by Xoar for Eric Rule. The "10-6" is really about 10-5.5, and is considered a #1 choice for Fox .35 Stunts.
Some have reported that the 11-6 is real good on a .46LA. I think the 12-5.5 might be good on a ST G.51. Eric told me at a VSC that his props were a statistical average of the old TF paddle blade and the Rev-Up. Not sure if it was the "W" or "EW" Rev-Up, however. H^^ Steve
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Hey was just wondering if anyone has used these on cl planes?? Have used them on 120ax, 50 and 100 cc planes.
I have been using the Xoar 13x6 repitched to 13x6.5 on my Saito .56 powered Score.. It's my favorite prop on that set up, and I've tried MAS and a few Eather 2 & 3-blades on it.
Xoar PJN
(http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v612/JOE91SC/83bd841e-c1c3-4f06-be99-0c4adb6c45e1_zpse8688728.jpg) (http://smg.photobucket.com/user/JOE91SC/media/83bd841e-c1c3-4f06-be99-0c4adb6c45e1_zpse8688728.jpg.html)
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please make sure we are all talking about the same Xoar ,, they make many varieties,,
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I have been using Xoar props for over a year now. They are all (that I use) the PJA series. I have used 13x6 and 13x5 on Evo 60's and 11x5 and 12x4 on LA46's.
I like the props a lot. They look great and they are balanced right out of the package. The engines run great with them and they seem to be fairly consistent prop to prop.
Give them a try, I think you will be pleased witht he performance.
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Thanks, Brian! ;) ;) ;) ;) ;) Steve
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I have been using the Xoar 13x6 repitched to 13x6.5 on my Saito .56 powered Score.. It's my favorite prop on that set up, and I've tried MAS and a few Eather 2 & 3-blades on it.
Xoar PJN
(http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v612/JOE91SC/83bd841e-c1c3-4f06-be99-0c4adb6c45e1_zpse8688728.jpg) (http://smg.photobucket.com/user/JOE91SC/media/83bd841e-c1c3-4f06-be99-0c4adb6c45e1_zpse8688728.jpg.html)
I cannot recommend you to use PJN electric props on 4st.
Aki
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I cannot recommend you to use PJN electric props on 4st.
Aki
As why I didn't mention which Xoar I used in the original post. I have used PJA as well. Either way.. the quality are outstanding on these props.
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I have ben using these for over a year now and have bought at least 10 and only one was not pretty close to perfect balance (both hub and blade) and within at least a 1/4" of stated pitch. I use the PJA series. I like to use High RPM/low pitch set up..11-4 12-4 etc...great props and take to re-working well. A 12-4 on a LA46 at aobut 9,800- 10,000 RPM is pretty darn good. The only prop I found that worked better on my set up was a Brian Eather 11.5 x 5.5 repitched to 4.25..and it was better but not by much...but enough ;)
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I have been using a 14 x 6 Xoar prop on my Discovery Retro 76
and am really satisfied with the results. High quality, well made
props. I've also got one of the Xoar electric series props; 10 x 5,
on my electric Gieseke Nobler. Performs very well.
Steve