Build thread BJ Craft Prolog V2 F3A Unlimited version
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Installing the Himax 210 Pro is next on my Prolog Build. Any suggestions on the thrust incidences? Going to use a 20x12 or 20x13 to start with. Not all that much guidance in the original Prolog guide. I am thinking of something like 1.5 right and .5 up thrust. Looks like I got the last original color one in stock. Yeah team Pink
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Randy, my thrust line is exactly as Larry stated, the spinner is parallel to the nose ring on the fuselage. So far I have 20 flights on the Prolog and I think the thrust angle is good.
I am also using a Himax 210Pro, I bought the shaft conversion from Mike. This allows you to mount the motor to a nose ring and have a rear bearing support. To date I have tried a 20.5 x 14 and 21 x 13 APC. I prefer the 21 x 13. The motor is making slightly in excess of 3,000 watts. This is as per the Castle Creations log. I have now set a curve on my DX9 so that at full stick I only get 2500 watts. This makes the plane much smoother for me to fly.
I also have some XOAR 21 x13, but unfortunately the propeller hubs are too deep for the shaft length.....
Nick Marson
I am also using a Himax 210Pro, I bought the shaft conversion from Mike. This allows you to mount the motor to a nose ring and have a rear bearing support. To date I have tried a 20.5 x 14 and 21 x 13 APC. I prefer the 21 x 13. The motor is making slightly in excess of 3,000 watts. This is as per the Castle Creations log. I have now set a curve on my DX9 so that at full stick I only get 2500 watts. This makes the plane much smoother for me to fly.
I also have some XOAR 21 x13, but unfortunately the propeller hubs are too deep for the shaft length.....
Nick Marson