I'm building a GP 330L Extra. It should come in around 23 or 24 pounds. I bought a never been run BME 102 EVO. What do you think the best prop for this setup would be? Thanks!

Mezjlik 26x10

Roger

Hi,
I've never tried a mezjlik 26x10 but I can vouch for the Menz 26x10. I've tried alot of props and always come back to the menz. I really like how quick the spool up is on the menz for 3-d work - I assume the mezjlik would be the same. If I were you I'd try both. I get about 6400-6500 rpm on the MEnz 26-10s. Hope this helps,
jon

Hey Jon-- I had the same experience with my 102- Mens S 26-10 was the prop I liked the best. Lighter than the Mej so it accelerated more quickly.

Also glad to see I'm not the only one not at the Nall.....

Hey Dave - I just got back

It seems you guys like the Menz because of your 3D work. What about for IMAC? I am running a MSC 26x10 and standard diverters. While my plane is not as quiet as Tim's cans, it is really quiet in the air. Yesterday, a guy with a 4 stroke glow was flying and I could not hear my engine. Made me a bit nervous!

I actually like the menz for both Imac and 3-d- but in general I've seen people using bigger props for imac. I find it seems my plane recovers from snaps easier with a small prop like the menz, but that may be just because I'm used to it. A bigger prop supposedly will give you more downline braking. In theory that sounds correct, however I haven't noticed a change in switching to bigger props. Mabye a 3-blade would accoplish that, I've just messed around with 2 blades. But the bottom line is if you're happy with how it's flying then don't change a thing. Someone else might have the same plane as I do with the same set-up and absolutely hate the menz 26x10 on it. For what it's worth
Jon

Try the Menz-S 27x10. It works better than the 26x10 on the EVO 102.