Brison 2.4 Prop
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I have a Brison 2.4 on my 28% Ultimate and have been running a Zinger 20x10. I would like to switch to a carbon prop, possibly Mejzlik. Should I go with Mejzlik and should I stick with a 20x10 or should I go with their 20x9 or even 20x8?
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Here's a Prop (Load) Chart based on the information from Diablo-RCU.
It looks like a tuned exhaust system would greatly improve RPM.
"Brison 2.4 @ 7100 RPM"
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Schpankme
It looks like a tuned exhaust system would greatly improve RPM.
"Brison 2.4 @ 7100 RPM"
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Schpankme
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The number in the cells represent the calculated load of the prop selected.
Prop Load = Diameter^4 x Pitch /100
20x10 prop would be figured as: 20^4x10 = 1,600,000 /100 or 16,000
"Brison 2.4 @ 7100 RPM"
Now all you need to do is following along the chart fiinding like vaules and your engine should turn at the same RPM, utilizing the same Prop Load.
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Schpankme
Prop Load = Diameter^4 x Pitch /100
20x10 prop would be figured as: 20^4x10 = 1,600,000 /100 or 16,000
"Brison 2.4 @ 7100 RPM"
Now all you need to do is following along the chart fiinding like vaules and your engine should turn at the same RPM, utilizing the same Prop Load.
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Schpankme
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I think that he used the 20x10 @7100 RPM that Diablo-RCU mentioned in his post. He took the 20x10, calculated the load (16,000) then found all the different sized props that would load the engine to 16,000. I believe his graph assumes a peak RPM of 7100 for all props shown on that graph. It would be better if it said at the top of his graph "Brison 2.4 @ 7100 RPM". That's what confused me, I didn't know the RPM was constant across the entire graph.
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I'm lost! How does that help in figuring out what prop to use etc???
Joe
I'm lost! How does that help in figuring out what prop to use etc???
Joe






