Props ?
02-19-2002 | 05:04 AM
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HI what do you think of master airscrew scimitar props?
Are thay any good for 3D?
I don't have much of a selection where i live but can get these props. If you don't like them tell me why and what you prefer for 3d flying. Thank you.
Are thay any good for 3D?
I don't have much of a selection where i live but can get these props. If you don't like them tell me why and what you prefer for 3d flying. Thank you.
02-19-2002 | 01:08 PM
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Gilly,
It depends somewhat on whether or not you are flying for competition or for entertainment. In my area (Central Michigan, USA), most of us use APC props. They seem to be a little stiffer and possibly more "accurate". I have used plenty of MA props in my days. But, most of my experience with them has been with smaller planes. (.60 and smaller). I have a couple big MA props that I am going to try on my Goldberg Sukhoi this summer. I will be comparing them with APC's also. I have not brought myself [or my budget] to spending $50 or more on props yet! So, if you have MA props available, I would give them a try. They are economical and they may be satisfactory for your needs!
I hope I have helped, Scott.
It depends somewhat on whether or not you are flying for competition or for entertainment. In my area (Central Michigan, USA), most of us use APC props. They seem to be a little stiffer and possibly more "accurate". I have used plenty of MA props in my days. But, most of my experience with them has been with smaller planes. (.60 and smaller). I have a couple big MA props that I am going to try on my Goldberg Sukhoi this summer. I will be comparing them with APC's also. I have not brought myself [or my budget] to spending $50 or more on props yet! So, if you have MA props available, I would give them a try. They are economical and they may be satisfactory for your needs!
I hope I have helped, Scott.
