Spinner weight?
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From: Knoxville,
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I am building a 3D plane and have a question. How much more does your average aluminum spinner weigh verses a plastic one? I would like an aluminum spinner but if plastic is lighter I will settle for plastic, weight is going to be very important!!
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I'm with David on this. On all my glow planes I use a Higley prop nut. After you get used to them...they look kinda "funky". The can be started with a starter and are really light.Thanks
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From: SantiagoReg Metropolitana, Providencia, CHILE
Plastic is lighter, look for the ones that have tha backplate lightened, also, as a weight saving freak I have to suggest a CF landing gear and a lipo with regulator for rx, 7-9gms servo for throtle; that`s the places where you can save more besides of the spinner.
Daniel
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