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05-09-2003, 07:39 PM

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Hi!

Allmost ready with my new 3D Design (only ailerons missing)

This 3D biplane is powered by Saito 100, and I need advice on what's the best 3D propp for that engine...
I have a APC 15x4 that I have use on a OS70, but I guess that one is to small..!?
Thanks for input...

/Peter

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Peter,

I use a Master Airscrew 16x6 "K" series on my Saito 1.00

That thing needs a bigger rudder.

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I would try the 15x4W APC, or 15x6 prozinger wood, or a 16x5zinger.

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Some guys are using the APC 16x4W also.

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