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K&B .82 Ducted Fan Motor Info?

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Old 11-10-2010, 01:38 PM
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Default K&B .82 Ducted Fan Motor Info?

A friend of mine has a NIB K&B .82 ducted fan motor. I tried searching here on RCU but came up empty. He is hoping to put it on a speed plane if it will handle a prop. Any info would be appreciated!!!!!


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Old 11-10-2010, 03:33 PM
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cool !!! should be fun project , i guess you need a carbon prop !! marcel huismen is the man for carbon props , they cost 30 euro i think ......... good luck
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Default RE: K&B .82 Ducted Fan Motor Info?

There are three sources of carbon props in the US that I know of: Steve Wilk (Eliminator Props), Mike Hazel (ZZprop - good range of AMA D speed props), and RocketRob from this forum who offers a 9x10 CF prop suitable for big block ducted fan engines on RC speed planes. That's about the size you want.
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I remember when Bill Wisniewski was developing that engine for D speed (as a 0.65). Very high torque and impulse that had a tendency to break the prop as the plane was reaching speed. He put it on a strobe-o-scope and could watch the blades wobble when the mixture fired.

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