Thrust Angle
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Skip , I built one a couple years ago . I'm not sure if your kit is any different or newer , but i ended with
3 degrees thrust angle after flying and adjusting . I dont recall seeing anything on the plans for a spec. on thrust angle , thought it was unusual at the time myself.
I would recommend calling the Lanier folks if you cant find it in the plans or building instructions .
If all else fails try what i had success with (3 degreees)
3 degrees thrust angle after flying and adjusting . I dont recall seeing anything on the plans for a spec. on thrust angle , thought it was unusual at the time myself.
I would recommend calling the Lanier folks if you cant find it in the plans or building instructions .
If all else fails try what i had success with (3 degreees)
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I think a lot will depend on the propeller you will be using. If you are going to use a 22x10 then 3 degrees will be enough. If you are going to use a 24x8 you may have to go to 4 degrees or so.
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What speed did your engine swing that propeller?
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Skip , what engine are you using ?
I used a Brison 3.2 swinging a 22-10 prop
it was a really good combo....
Skip , what engine are you using ?
I used a Brison 3.2 swinging a 22-10 prop
it was a really good combo....




