Prop balancer for large props
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This one works really good.
You can't tell from the advertised pictures, but you can set it up to let the prop hang off the side of the bench and then actually spin the prop around a full 360* circle and wait for it to stop.
It works very well. Well built. Simple to assemble and use.
http://www2.towerhobbies.com/cgi-bin...?&I=LXD712&P=7
You can't tell from the advertised pictures, but you can set it up to let the prop hang off the side of the bench and then actually spin the prop around a full 360* circle and wait for it to stop.
It works very well. Well built. Simple to assemble and use.
http://www2.towerhobbies.com/cgi-bin...?&I=LXD712&P=7
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off2fly,
We tested Belray MC-1 in our oil test a year ago.
Results:
The only oil which did not form carbon on the piston
Since the oil does not burn, fuel consumption was increased by about 15%
Thanks for the recommendation on a prop balancer. I will purchase one the next time I buy from tower.
Elson
We tested Belray MC-1 in our oil test a year ago.
Results:
The only oil which did not form carbon on the piston
Since the oil does not burn, fuel consumption was increased by about 15%
Thanks for the recommendation on a prop balancer. I will purchase one the next time I buy from tower.
Elson
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Ok I thougt you were planning to or something,I remember you mentioning it.I'm going to try and find that old thread and reread.I'm surprised your neibors did'nt shoot you running all those test! LOL!




