Originally posted by William Robison
Michael:
But flexible props, lacking rigidity, cannot be as efficient as a prop that holds its shape under all aeordynamic loads.
You don't need that higher efficiency.
And, being brutal about it, your trainer is not expected to last long enough for the vibration to damage it. Just a fact of (trainer) life.
Expect to hit your props?
. The flexible ones are tops.
Bill.
Cheers for the advice Bill, going to source a flexible prop on the net as I really couldn't be arsed travelling the best part of 100 miles round trip to a decent model shop here in the North of Ireland
And lastly, "I do expect to hit my prop" should be regarded as lucky if thats all I hit
Michael