BME 110Xtreme prop?
07-14-2004 | 04:41 PM
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RE: BME 110Xtreme prop?
I'm liking the Mejlik 28x10 and the Air Wild NX 28x10 with the Air Wild getting a slight nod.
They're hauling my 30 pound Wild Hare Extra in FINE fashion!
They're hauling my 30 pound Wild Hare Extra in FINE fashion!
07-14-2004 | 05:58 PM
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RE: BME 110Xtreme prop?
I am gonna have some ground clearance problems with a 28" prop. I can do it but a 27" would be better. Have you tried any 27" props? I am flying a 26lb h9 sukhoi and right now I am using an air models 26x12 3blade. I am looking for something a little more efficient. Maybe a little more rpm and quicker spool up. The 26x12 3blade is giving me 5950 rpm warm running lawnboy ashless 32:1 for break in. Thanks.
07-15-2004 | 08:01 AM
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RE: BME 110Xtreme prop?
A mejlik 27X10 generates pretty much the same load as the 28X10, so the 27" is the one. I have a 26X12 mejlik on my Brison 6.4 and there's just too much forward speed so I went with a Biela 26X10, but haven't tried it yet.
07-17-2004 | 04:24 PM
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From: Hammond,
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RE: BME 110Xtreme prop?
You may want to try a Mejzlik 25x12 3-blade. My 3W-106 on in-cowl Johnson mufflers turns it around 6200 rpm. Works very well on a 28 lb WildHare Extra.
