PROP TO ENGINE
04-27-2005 | 08:55 PM
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PROP TO ENGINE
I'm putting together a Hanger Nine 1/4 scale Cap 232 ARF. I am putting a Saito 180 engine on it. My type of flying is sport, nothing wild, but occasionally try a knife edge, roll, or loop. The book lists an 18x6 prop for scale, 16x8 for sport and a 15x14 for acrobatics. Any thoughts on this "correct" prop to use would be appreciated..
04-28-2005 | 05:26 AM
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RE: PROP TO ENGINE
I would stick with the 18x6 or 17x6 propeller.
While a 15x14 would be good on a pattern ship, it will be a dog on your Cap
While a 15x14 would be good on a pattern ship, it will be a dog on your Cap
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I'm putting together a Hanger Nine 1/4 scale Cap 232 ARF. I am putting a Saito 180 engine on it. My type of flying is sport, nothing wild, but occasionally try a knife edge, roll, or loop. The book lists an 18x6 prop for scale, 16x8 for sport and a 15x14 for acrobatics. Any thoughts on this "correct" prop to use would be appreciated..
I'm putting together a Hanger Nine 1/4 scale Cap 232 ARF. I am putting a Saito 180 engine on it. My type of flying is sport, nothing wild, but occasionally try a knife edge, roll, or loop. The book lists an 18x6 prop for scale, 16x8 for sport and a 15x14 for acrobatics. Any thoughts on this "correct" prop to use would be appreciated..
