Advice On What Prop To Use!!
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I an getting ready to balance my Ziroli Hellcat and I have a Sachs 5.8 on it. I need some advice on what size prop and manufacturer they are using. It will weigh around 28lbs...am guessing, haven't actually weighed it..thanks for your help...Gerry.
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HI Michael, Thanks for the advice..I have a Sachs 5.8. If I go with the 26x10 what RPM'S should I be looking for and with which prop manufactor do you think will give me the most all around performance? Thanks, Gerry
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The Sach's as you mention is most likely a Sachs cylinder/piston assembly built into an aero engine and or a Chainsaw engine converted to aero use. Do you know the manufacturer? Sachs/Mahle/Makita/Dahlmer and others are all of the same cylinder assembly manufacturer.
I would suggest a Menz S. There are many manufacturer's out there, many are built and offered for a variety of different applications.
Look for a maximum around 6500rpm. Anywhere between 5500-6500 should work fine without causing problems.
The Sach's as you mention is most likely a Sachs cylinder/piston assembly built into an aero engine and or a Chainsaw engine converted to aero use. Do you know the manufacturer? Sachs/Mahle/Makita/Dahlmer and others are all of the same cylinder assembly manufacturer.
I would suggest a Menz S. There are many manufacturer's out there, many are built and offered for a variety of different applications.
Look for a maximum around 6500rpm. Anywhere between 5500-6500 should work fine without causing problems.
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Is a Sachs Dahlmer...I agree with you Michael that that is a super prop. I am flying a 1/3 scale Cap 232 with the Zenoah twin 80 cc engine...I have always used Menz S props...they are a good deal I think...thanks again, Gerry



