Is a 19x8 to much for a 33cc
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Hello everyone.
I have been flying an stick kind of plane with a converted Mitsubishi 33cc
With a 16x6 propeller I was getting 8,000 RPM but not much climbing power
With a 17x6 It gets better
I tried this last weekend a 18x6 and while RPM´s goes down to 6,400 the plane behaves much better in the air with much more climbing power.
The question is should I try a 19x8 MAS Scimitar prop or would that be too much for a 33cc converted engine?
Thanks everyone for your help.
VÃ*ctor.
I have been flying an stick kind of plane with a converted Mitsubishi 33cc
With a 16x6 propeller I was getting 8,000 RPM but not much climbing power
With a 17x6 It gets better
I tried this last weekend a 18x6 and while RPM´s goes down to 6,400 the plane behaves much better in the air with much more climbing power.
The question is should I try a 19x8 MAS Scimitar prop or would that be too much for a 33cc converted engine?
Thanks everyone for your help.
VÃ*ctor.
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Well, I guess i´m gonna have to find something to do with this prop.
Is it a proper way to scale down a 19 prop to 18 or 17 inches (Of course balancing the propeller again) or those this process woud really affects the pitch or performance in the prop.
Regards.
VÃ*ctor.
Is it a proper way to scale down a 19 prop to 18 or 17 inches (Of course balancing the propeller again) or those this process woud really affects the pitch or performance in the prop.
Regards.
VÃ*ctor.
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I've got a APC 16.5x8 made out of a 18x8 prop that I trimmed down from an extremely minor prop strike... unless I told you it was trimmed you probably wouldn't notice, it behaves decent, hauls the plane similar to the 18x8 that it was made from, have about half a gallon through it so far.
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The 18x6 is making about 1.1 hp at 6500
A 19x6 would probably turn about 5900 rpm
http://personal.osi.hu/fuzesisz/strc_eng/index.htm
The larger prop at a lower rpm, same pitch would be even slower. It sounds like you need a more powerfull engine.
A 19x6 would probably turn about 5900 rpm
http://personal.osi.hu/fuzesisz/strc_eng/index.htm
The larger prop at a lower rpm, same pitch would be even slower. It sounds like you need a more powerfull engine.




