What's a Zinger 18x6-10
06-01-2003, 02:12 AM
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What's a Zinger 18x6-10
I have a 18x6-10 wood Zinger prop, and was wondering what the "-10" means? It doesn't spool up as well as my (now broken!) 18x6 Zinger Pro.
06-01-2003, 02:36 AM
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What's a Zinger 18x6-10
I think they are more common in Europe than the USA? I never cared much for them. I just used an 18-8 for my application.
But an 18-6-10 will not spool up as well as a 18-8 either.
The deal is supposed to be that at slow speeds, it acts like a 6" pitch, and at high speeds, it acts like a 10" pitch prop.
Jim
But an 18-6-10 will not spool up as well as a 18-8 either.
The deal is supposed to be that at slow speeds, it acts like a 6" pitch, and at high speeds, it acts like a 10" pitch prop.
Jim
06-01-2003, 02:50 AM
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What's a Zinger 18x6-10
The 6 - 10 designation means that at the hub the pitch is 6" and it progresses to 10" pitch at the tip. I don't know if the progression is linear.
