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Low cost Spinner? What are you using?
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What are people using for low cost spinners?
Im looking for a low cost (not a TT) 2 inch reverse pitch spinner for my project.
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Paul,
Sorry I meant to answer this too in your last post. If you want a low cost E-spinner you can use the Great Planes ones. They do have to be modified slightly for the reverse props. Tru-turn, which you don't want, custom cuts them for us. I don't know of any off the shelf but if you do find an off the shelf one let me know
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I have also been using the Great Plane - the transluscent plastic ones - with the prop opening re-cut for LH props. The smaller ones (1.5", 1.75") don't look too bad with the holes cult to almost square and fitting over the nearly square prop hubs inboard of the main blade shape.
These are light and pretty inexpensive too.
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Re: Low cost Spinner? What are you using?
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Tom Morris has some aluminum spinners that are not high price, I don't remember the brand.
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Thanks Guys
I got one of toms. It does not have a flat back. 😩
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Paul,
I use the Great Planes ones like Dennis on most of my stuff. I have a few Tru Turns they are real nice......but a little heavy and for the money.....I will stick with Great Planes, they work great, are fairly true.... and look just fine.
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Thanks Tim!😊
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Ditto on the GP electric spinners.
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Re: Low cost Spinner? What are you using?
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Hobby king have 51mm,carbon spinners with no holes for props cut ,,cheap too,have used them and they are not to bad,,
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Re: Low cost Spinner? What are you using?
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Do you now what the nose radius is?
In FAI F2B it is not allowed to have a sharp nose.
b) All spinners and other forward-facing metal or equally rigid projections should have a minimum radius
of 5 mm.
Thanks in advance.
Greetings Robert-Jan
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I am making my own now. only 14 grams
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Quote from: Robert Storick on May 28, 2014, 09:12:59 AM
I am making my own now. only 14 grams
3D printer?
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Nope if you watch my youtube videos I show exactly how I made them. is is done in 4 short clips. Here is one
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Robert,
They look great!
Paint will stick to them quit easily?
Are you taking orders in different sizes?
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