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2 blade to three blade question
Iwas given a motor(w/gws gear)and esc from an uncles underpowered 3d foamy.Dont know exactly what it is but it works on a 30" p-40 thatI built. It has a two blade gws 9x7.5. Im looking for possibly more ground clearence and a better look. Would it still be a 9x7.5 3 blade or is there some way to figure out the math?</p> |
RE: 2 blade to three blade question
Been usihn both 2 blade and 3 blade props on both ParkZone T-28 and Corsair with no appreciable performance issues. 3Blade Part # PKZ 1015
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RE: 2 blade to three blade question
thank you.... is the 3 blade the same diamiter
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RE: 2 blade to three blade question
The PKZ 1015 is a 9"x7.5" three blade. That half inch shorter length is important.
Be careful what props you stick on any electric motor. Fuel engines simply don't turn up the revs when they're overloaded. But electric motors will simply run at higher amps if the battery will provide the juice. If the higher amps creates more heat than the motor can handle, it burns up. Depending on how overloaded it is, it might burn up right off the bat or might take awhile. |
RE: 2 blade to three blade question
thanks for all the help, and if you would wish my pops luck at the scale nationals this weekend. oh yeah thats why im here to many questions and he's a little nerve racked any way thanks</p> |
RE: 2 blade to three blade question
Rule of thumb on 2 to three blade. 1" shorter and 1" more pitch. This is just a general rule. Some trial and error may be involved. :-)
david |
RE: 2 blade to three blade question
Da Rock. Love the avitar, the Three Stooges are my heros!!!
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