46FX runnning a 3-Blade Prop
11-06-2002, 04:46 PM
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46FX runnning a 3-Blade Prop
Skymac,
A 10x6 3-blade prop really isn't a suitable prop for your O.S. Max .46 FX engine. We normally run a 10x7 2-blader, so the 3-blade prop will add a noticeable load.
Sincd 3-blade props really aren't particularly efficient in our small 2-stroke engines, we'd strongly suggest you use a 2-blade prop for flying, and only use a 3-blade prop for display.
Also, there are a LOT more 2-blade props available so that you can fine-tune the performance of your model.
A 10x6 3-blade prop really isn't a suitable prop for your O.S. Max .46 FX engine. We normally run a 10x7 2-blader, so the 3-blade prop will add a noticeable load.
Sincd 3-blade props really aren't particularly efficient in our small 2-stroke engines, we'd strongly suggest you use a 2-blade prop for flying, and only use a 3-blade prop for display.
Also, there are a LOT more 2-blade props available so that you can fine-tune the performance of your model.
11-06-2002, 05:56 PM
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46fx ON 3-bLADE
iM OVERPOWERING TO AIRCRAFT, ITS GOING ON A LT-25, PLEASE TELL ME WHAT IT WOULD RUN ON GOOD, A 10X6 9X6, 3-BLADE. IM NOT LOOKING FOR SPEED BUT PULLING POWER. THEY DO WORK, THE NEW HORIZON HOBBY EVULUTION ENGINE RUNS ASWSOME WITH A 3-BLADE, PLEASE HELP.
